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

The Eureka schools opened Thurs
day following the holiday vacation.
Peter Merialdo. wife and child left
by Tuesdays train for trip to Salt
Lake City.
Victor Borgna left Thursday for
Tonopah, where he goes to seek en-
ployment in the mines.
Miss Addie Merialdo returned to
Reno Tuesday to resume her course
Of study at the University Of Nevada.
Miss Esther Fiester returned We'd
nesday from Salt Lake City, where
she spent the holidays with relatives.
Rev. ]. s. Cowan Of Elko came into
Eureka Wednesday and held religious
services in st. James Episcopal
church that evening.
J. b. Picone. an employee of the
Eureka Cash Store, left for vaca-
fion trip to California and visit with
friends by Tuesdays train.
Principal l.. A. and Mrs. Hunting
returned by Wednesdays train from
their trip to Carson and report an en-
joyable visit at the capital city.
James Mann, Jr., wife and child
returned to Wendover, Utah. by
Thursdays train after spending the
holidays visiting with their relatives
in Eureka.
Ray Swick. who spent the holidays
at his home in Eureka, has returned to
Caldwell. Idaho, where he has been
in charge of the operation Of -four
mill for the past year.
Dan Nostrosa, Jr., wife and child
returned to Eureka Wednesday from
Winnemucca, Nevada. where the. for
mer has been employed and the fam
lily has been living for several months.
Mrs. Chrystye MacGillivray and
daughter Inez were departures by
Thursdays train on their return to
Round Mountain, Nye County, where
Mrs. MacGillivray is engaged in teach
ing.
DIR. w. H. Bremen, County Health
Officer, reports that no new cases of
smallpox have developed in Eureka.
and that the quarantine has been
lifted from all homes where the dis
ease has appeared.
Some dishes and towels that we're
sent in with cakes for the recent
Chamber of Commerce Benefit, are
still with the Committee. Any one
short of these articles are requested
to advise w. H. Russell, and they will
be returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Depaoli. who
came to Eureka before the holidays
on a wedding trip and for visit with
relatives here, left Tuesday on their
return to Oakland, California, where
Mr.. Depaoli is employed and they in
tend to take up their residence.
The vacancy in the Eureka Dis
trict School occasioned by the Fifth
and Sixth grade teacher, Miss Mar
guerite Henderson, being called to
her home at Spokane. Washington.
by the serious illness of her mother,
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Isadore Sara presented ]. B. Biale
with one of the Live Stock Company's
thoroughbred Berkshire pigs about a
year ago. The youngster was put in
a pen and has since enjoyed three
meals regularly every day. On We'd
nesday the pig was killed, and when
dressed tipped the scales at 425
pounds.
James Laird met with an accident
at the Croesus mine on Prospect
mountain Friday forenoon. While
running an ore car on the 400 foot
level of the mine the car jumped the
track and caught his right foot. He
was brought down to his home in Eu-
reka. and an examination by DR..
Bremen disclosed that the bones of
the large toe and adjoining member
had been broken. The bones were
set, and the young man is fortunate
in not having been more seriously in
jured.