The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-08-19
LOCAL BREvITIEs

Attorney Edgar Father returned
Friday from a professional trip to
Carson City and Reno.
Ed Herrera and Mark Letter left by
Thursdays train to look over some
mining property in the northern part
| OF Nevada.
John and Tom Clifford and Will
Mcbride we're auto arrivals from
Tonopah Friday, and have returned
here expecting to remain.
State Auditor ID. j. Sullivan and
his deputy e. c. La Terrette were in
Eureka last Saturday checking up
the books of county officials.
#. Whitaker and l.. Mccormick
returned to Salt Lake City Tuesday
after an inspection of the Diamond
and Excelsior mining properties.
A. Moore, Alfred Huebner and Pc
ter Evans returned to Eureka Sunday
By auto after spending several
months in the western portion of
Nevada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Zadow, son
Freddie and daughter, Vera, left
Wednesday morning by auto for a
vacation trip and visit with rela-
tives at Westwood and Grass Valley,
California.
]. r. Tognoni of Duckwater had
his right hand severely cut with a
piece of window glass at his home
at Duckwater last Tuesday and came
into Eureka to have 1t dressed by
DR.. Bremen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Dugan of Ely
were auto visitors in Eureka Thurs
day night. Mr.. Dugan is a candidate
for Recorder of White Pine County
and they passed through Eureka en-
route to Newark Valley.
w. H. Russell and Fred Bartine
autoed over to Elko Tuesday and
were accompanied by Miss Pauline
HUI, who went over for visit with
relatives. On his return Mr.. Russell
brought over a new 1928 model
Dodge auto for ]. b. Biale.
Miss Fanny Gibson, assistant cash
ier of the Farmers and Merchants
Rational Bank of Eureka, is spend
ing a portion of her two weeks va
cation visiting with the Damele fam
lilies at their ranch homes at Three
Bar and Tonkin, Eureka County.
]. b. Biale and son Albert autoed
over to McGill, White Pine County,
last Sunday for visit at the Pescio
ranch. On their return home they
we're accompanied by Mr.. Bales
nephew, j. B. Pescio, who came over
f1r a visit with the Biale family.
S. s. Arentz, Republican candidate
for the nomination of U. s. Senator
!, from Nevada, arrived here from the
southern part of the State last Sun
cay night and left early the follow
a. morning for Reno, where he was
|, called owing to the illness of his wife.
|, The local railway has cut its train
service from six to three times a
week, and until further notice trains
will be run from Palisade to Eureka
on Mondays. Tuesdays and Fridays.
The train will leave Eureka for Pal
isade on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vanover of Duck
water were visitors in Eureka last
Monday. Mr.. Vanever states that
the post office at Currant Creek was
recently discontinued and has been
re-established at Duckwater. The
Currant Creek people now receive
Rural service.
Owing to the railway tieup and the
breaking down of an auto truck, Eu-
reka last Monday ran short of gaso-
line and in the afternoon the garages
were only giving tourists enough to
reach either Austin or Ely. The sit
uation was relieved next day and
there is now an ample supply on
hand.
w. f. Mendes, Jr., of Duckwater
is in Eureka for short visit. He
states that the heavy rain last week
caught the ranchers of his section
with considerable of the second crop
of alfalfa down and some hay was
lost. All of the second crop, with the
| exception of that on the FlOrio and
Birch ranches, has now been stacked.
Mrs. Clara Mckay and her grand
daughter, Miss Shoemaker of Sacra-
mento, California, were arrivals in
Eureka Monday. The following at
ternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hooper
took them out to the ranch home of
Mrs. w. II. Smith in Newark Valley,
| where they will make a visit with the
Smith family.
Elmer Atadrick, boy 16 years OF
| age, who is travelling with his parents
from Shelby. Nebraska, to California.
had his right arm broken above the
wrist Friday morning while cranking
Ford car on the Eureka tourist
camping grounds. DIR. Bremen set
the fractured arm and the family
continued on their journey.
A. J. Maestretti, accompanied by
his father, Antoine Maestretti, his
wife and daughter, Miss Leota, autoed
over Friday from Austin. Attorney
| Maestretti's visit to Eureka at this
| time is in the interest of his can
didacy for Judge of the Third Ju-
dicial District, comprising Eureka
and Lander Counties. The family
accompanied him for a visit with
friends here and to meet tn Eureka
people.
| A social dancing party was given
at Pavilion hall Friday evening by
| students of the Eureka County High
School for the purpose of raising
funds to meet a deficit on the Boost
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