The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-07-01

J. B. Walden. travelling represen-
tative for the Royal Insurance Com
pany. was a visitor in Eureka Mon
day.
Mrs. r.. C. Kelley and children
were departures by Sundays train
for visit with relatives at Nina, Ne
vada.
Mrs, Mamie Breen Shuites. who
has been engaged in teaching at Beo-
wave for the past year. has returned
to her home here to spend her va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Pastorino au-
toed over from Silverton, Nye Coun-
ty, Monday for q visit with rela-
tives I'm Eureka.
Mrs. Kate Cicali returned to her
home at Elko BY Sundays train after
q visit here with her mother. Mrs.
Caroline Huebner.
Mrs. Rose Biggio has been quite
III at her home In Eureka this week
from an attack of influenza, but is
now reported as convalescing.
Mrs. Caroline Huebner left by Sun
days train for visit with her son.
Julius Huebner and his wife. at their
ranch home near Bishop, California.
George Russell, representing the
Verdi Lumber Company, wac in Eu-
reka Tuesday and Wednesday from
Elko attending to business matters.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Russell
and they were travelling by auto.
Ed Coyle of Hamilton passed
through Eureka Monday en- route to
Reno by auto and was accompanied
from here by Henry Rattazzi, who
went to Oakland, California. and Pc
J ter Evans who has gone ON a short
visit to Reno.
4 Several big teaming outfits con-
nected with the Nevada Construction
Company. that has the contract for
building the road between Illipah and
Pancake summit in White Pine Coun-
ty. passed through Eureka this week
and will commence work on the road
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Depaoli and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Depaoh left Eu-
reka by auto Sunday morning for
Oakland, California. Angelo De-
paoii, their father, recently purchased
a grocery business at Melrose Sta
tion in Oakland and the boys are 60
ing down to conduct the business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Bart arrived
In Eureka by auto early Wednesday
morning from their home in Reno
lTney were advised Tuesday afternoon
OF the approaching death Of A. E
Porch. Mrs. Bart's father, and came
through without a stop and were
with the family here when the end
came.
Mrs. r. A. Millick, mother of Mrs.
r. HI. States, was an arrival here
wednesday from California for Wis
with her daughter. Mrs. Frank Dug
gan and Miss Lillian Millick. sisters
OF Mrs. States, are also visitors. The
party will remain until after the
Fourth before returning to their
home at Ely. Nevada.
F. X. Grimes was in Eureka Tues
day from his ranch at Rannell's
Creek on the Lander-Eureka County
border line and reports his crops as
making a wonderful growth this sea-
son. He has nearly 40 acres Sc al
falfa and stated It was just coming
into bloom and he expected to COM
mence cutting the first crop after the
Fourth.
Eureka was not overlooked by the
warm wave that has spread over the
entire country during the past ten
days, but the weather here was mild
compared with portions in the west
ern part of the State, where the ther-
mometers hovered around the 100
In the shade point. A light shower
of rain that fell Tuesday afternoon
cooled of things nicely and fresh
ened up the gardens and grass plots.
A. B. Lightfoot, former principal
OF the Eureka High School and a
Deputy Superintendent of Public In
struction of this district. was an ar
rival in Eureka Thursday evening
from Seligman. White Pine County,
where he has recently been engaged
in looking after the assessment work
on several mining claims he owns in
the district. Mr.. Lightfoot and his
family are now making their homo
at Flint. Michigan, where they are
engaged in educational work.
F. A. Kittridge and S. w. Brown,
senior highway engineers Of the Gov
ernment Bureau Of Public Roads,
and c. c. Boyer, division engineer Of
the Nevada Highway Department,
have been making headquarters in
Eureka several days this week while
doing location work for the east and