The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-22
LOCAL BREvITIEs

to California
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Hunley and the
iatter's mother returned wednesday
from an auto trip to Lovelock and
Winnemucca.
Judge Peter Breen returned We'd
nesday from Austin, where he has
been holding a term of the Lander
County district court.
In the District Court on July 20
Anna Hoskins. an ordained minister,
was granted a license to perform the
marriage ceremony in the State OF
Nevada.
Andrew d. Crofut of East Diamond
Valley passed the recent teachers
examination held at Elko and was
granted first grade elementary GER
tiflcate.
The sentine has been requested
by the superintendent Of the Presby-
terian Sunday School to ask that any
person who has a copy of thehymnal,
"Joy To the World" return the
same to the church or to the Sentinel
Office.
l.. ]. Rosenshine, engineer with the
Uncle Sam Mining Company. left
Wednesday for San Francisco to at
tend a meeting of the board of d.
rectors of that company. Mr.. and
airs. L. Brooke and Miss velma Rey-
nolds went over with him to Elko
and returned Thursday with the auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ford, former
Eureka residents. were arrivals here
last Monday from Bishop, California.
rhey have spent the week viewing
old scenes and renewing former ac-
quaintances.
Attorney Edgar Father and Will
liam Laird returned Thursday from
sn auto trip to Ely, where they were
engaged for several days in attend
ing to legal matters in the district
court.
c. S. Mette. employed with the
Southern Pacific at San Francisco,
was an arrival last Saturday to spend
several weeks of his Summer vaca-
ton here in looking after his mining
interests in this district.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Trembath and
SON Jack of Antioch, California, who
have been visiting relatives in Eu-
reka for couple of weeks, autoed
over to Ely Tuesday for a visit with
relatives there, and were accompan-
led by Miss Melba Harris.
All children of Eureka are re-
quested to attend the Episcopal Sun
day School next Sunday, where they
will be entertained by Mrs. Anna
Hoskins with the picture roll 1.-The
Ministry and Life of Christ" Please
all come Sunday afternoon at 1880
I o'clock p. m.
C. F. Strickland, who was here
last month examining the Diamond
& Excelsior mine on Prospect noun
tain, is expected to reach Eureka
again on to-day's train for further
inspection of the properties. 1t is
understood that the showings in the
mines were very satisfactory in the
first examination.
The unusual sepll of warm wealth
er that has prevailed in this section
for the past two weeks was broken
Wednesday afternoon by a heavy
downpour of rain that continued
strong for about 80 minutes and gave
everything thorough wetting down.
Another heavy shower of like dura-
ton fell Thursday afternoon. and the
! overhead conditions this friday
F, afternoon favor more rain. Haying
in this section is now in full swing.
and these heavy rains have without
doubt done some damage to the hay
that was down.
August Mau, a brother of Otto
hAu VI Cha, hOAo w 0AeO
last Saturday and was accompanied
by his daughter. Mr.. Mau spent his
boyhood here, but has not visited Eu-
reka since he left here 10 years ago.
He is now engaged in the moving
picture business at Oakland. Califor-
mia, and is taking a trip for pleasure
and recreation. After visiting with
relatives at Hamilton. Ely, and Lo-
gan, Utah, he and his daughter in
tended visiting the Yellowstone Park
and to return home by Seattle. WASH
ington.
Thursday afternoon while the Eu-
reka Cash Stores truck was making
deliveries in Eureka. and while the
car was parked in the rear of the
Sentinel Office during the heavy down.
pour of rain, Robert Laird, the driv-