The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-02-04
LOCAL BREvITIEs

70 CafffH, Netauas Lor y WISH Win neF
sister. Mrs. James Grimm and family.
A notice to creditors in the matter
of the estate Of Kate Peterson, de-
ceased, Is published In to-day's Sem
tinel.
The home of Caesar Prina In Eu-
reka was placed under quarantine
this week, one Of the children having
developed smallpox.
Lyman Fulton returned Monday
from months business and pleasure
trip to California and the western
portion OF this State.
James Hunter is reported to be
cutting an unusually fine crop Of ice
at his ranch on italian Creek, and ex-
poets to store considerable over 100
tons.
Owing to the fact that the regular
monthly meeting date Of the Board
of County Commissioners falls on
Sunday this month. the Board will
meet next Monday, February 6.
Cashier Travers Of the Farmers &
Merchants National Bank OF Eureka
informs the Sentinel that he closed q
deal Thursday for the Spring clip OF
wool of two of our local sheepmen at
2s cents pound. delivery to be made
at either PaIisade or Elko.
An execution was issued out Of the
District Court in the case Of A. A.
Wait against the Eureka---Nevada
Mining Company upon q Judgment
rendered on February in favor of
the plaintiff for $2.421.84, and a
notice of sale Of the property lie ad-
vertised in to-day's Sentinel.
Miss Margaret Henderson, teacher
of the fifth and sixth grades in the
Eureka school, who was suffering
Monday from an liberated tooth and
not able to teach, attempted to re-
sumo her work Wednesday afternoon.
The following day she was Ill and has
daily grown worse, until now she II
very sick girl.
The Sentinel has been requested to
announce that meeting will be held
at the County Recorders office In the
Court House on Saturday afternoon.
February 4, at 2:30 o'clock, for the
purpose of organizing q Rife and
Pistol Club. All interested, and
those desirous of becoming members
Of the club. are invited to be present.
Miss Blanche Seydell. commercial
teacher In the Eureka County High
School, while on her way home We'd
nesday slipped on the icy walk near
the corner of Main and Bateman
streets and fell. badly spraining her
left wrist. She has been unable to
be In attendance and conduct her
classes at school since meeting with
the accident.
Miss Mildred Brown, third and
fourth grade teacher in the Eureka
school, was taken i'll last week with
what terminated In smallpox. She
was isolated from the family OF Mrs.
Annie Laird. where she is boarding;
and thus far no other case has de-
veloped in this home. This Quaran-
tine has been lifted and Miss Brown
will resume her school duties next
Monday.
Miss e. Seiss. teacher Of the Eu-
reka County Normal School, has been
initiating her girls into the work of
teaching, the two vacancies in the To-
cal grade school caused by the illness
of the teachers. being taught by the
Normal students, who, we have been
AOIAuCus aI0 Maktn6 6OO0 DCSt4-
nings in the work they expect to en-
gage in upon completion Of the Nor
NAL training course. Miss Seiss has
divided her time in supervising the
work of the substitute teachers and
the class of girls she has in charge.
Mrs. Charles H. Hale was a de-
parture by Tuesdays train for her
new home at Chico. California. She
returned to Eureka following her
marriage at Sacramento in December
for several weeks visit with her
brother, James s. Morrison, and sis
ters, Mrs. Mary Cox and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Englebright. before leaving
permanently to reside elsewhere. Mrs.
Hale still retains her ranching and
stock interests in Eureka County and
expects to make occasional visits to
Nevada.
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