The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-09
LOCAL BREvITrEs ,

DR.. Mabel X. Young is now located
at Manhattan, Nevada. where shs has
resumed the practice Of dentistry.
Willis Hooper is reported to BE-
favorably convalescing from his re-
cent serious attack Of pneumonia.
Notice Of the annual meeting Of
the stockholders of the Farmers and
Merchants National Bank of Eureka
is published in to-day's Sentinel.
F. A. Otto arrived here this week
from Salt Lake City to assume the
duties Of resident manager Of the
Richmond-Eurka Company, the place
formerly occupied By l. H. Rogers.
Mrs. M. e. Felty, sister of DR.. W.
H. Bremen Of Eureka. who has besn
q resident here for the past year and
q member Of her brothers household,
has returned to Chicago. leaving Eu-
reka last Saturday.
Cadet Anxo of Alpha spent several
days In Eureka the first of the week
attending to business matters and ar
ranging for supplies for the Cadet
Anxo Company's bands of sheep now
headed for the southern country.
John Mason, for the past several
months In charge of the Eureka-Hol-
ly mines, left this week for New York
City. He has been succeeded by j.
B. Hunley who. with his family. have
taken up their residence at the Hol-
ly mines.
Hiram Johnson. an old resident Of
Eureka who recently has not been In
the best Of health, was q departure
from here Tuesday for Las Vegas.
Nevada. where he will spend the cold
season with his daughter. Mrs. Wal
ter Bracken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph zadow and
children autoed over to Round Noun
tain. Nye County. last week to spend
Thanksgiving with the latter's sister.
Mrs. Christye MacGillivray. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Mary Full
ton. who remained there for a visit
with her daughter.
Don't forget the social dance to be
given by the Eureka Sagebrush Club
at Pavilion Hall on next Friday eve-
ming. December Is. A midnight sup
per will be served in the hall ON this
occasion, and those having the affair
In charge are perfecting arrange
ments to give all who attend good
time.
The Eureka Cash Store has q hol-
iday announcement In this issue of
the Sentinel. An extensive and var
led line of holiday novelties suitable
for Christmas presents are now on
display at the store. You are invited
to call and inspect the attractive lines
offered before making your holiday
selections.
Eureka and adjacent sections evi-
IDENTIFY only received small portion
of the big storm that was general ov-
or the entire country the fore part Of
the week. with blizzard weather pre-
vailing in the East. About three in
ches Of snow fell here Wednesday
following Tuesday nights heavy
wind. but the barometer is still hover
ing around the storm period and indi-
cations favor more snow.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the
first 1928 calendar presented this Of
fee. 1t comes with the compliments
of the Eureka Dry Goods Cash Store.
j. B. venturino. proprietor, and has
a three-fold purpose in supporting a
calendar. a thermometer. and a small
attached pocket that may be used as
a container for mail or small articles.
The design Is ornamental scroll and
carved work in colors. on which a
large elk is pictured.
]. Fewson Smith. an ofiicial rep
resentative of the Richmond-Eureka
Mining Company who has been here
for the past ten days. returned to
Salt Lake City Thursday. He was ac-
companied by I. H. Rogers. resident
manager here of the above company.
who recently suffered stroke OF
paralysis. and was taken to Salt Lake
by Mr.. Smith for special treatment
and care. Mr.. Rogers condition has
been gradually improving. and his
many friends here hope that he will
recover from this attack.
Attention Is called to the announce
ment of the Quality Candy Kitchen
In to-day's Sentinel. q new business
enterprise that Is engaged In the
manufacture Of homemade candies
in Eureka. A Moore, the proprietor.