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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
3
A sweep of brief items from Eureka Nevada and nearby settlements. The notes cover travel to Ely and Tonopah, cattle shipments from Alpha to Stockton, local illnesses, fires safety cautions, mining and rail line inquiries, school events, and social visits by residents including reactions to dry weather and hay shortages.
Eureka District Board of School Trustees held a June caucus as Principal Winfrey’s resignation was read and accepted. They elected Miss Roby McCharles, Miss Marie Wittenberg, and Miss Mabel Spinner to primary teaching posts and Mrs. George Malling as janitress. Unanimous votes recorded. Winfrey connection to Winnemucca school noted as likely.
Rev. George H. Greenfield of Elko led Sunday services in Eureka and Ruby Hill with strong attendance and talk of inviting a local minister. He urged support from Eureka and Ruby Hill residents to establish a permanent pulpit, representing White Pine County. Also noted: Reno Carnival Maid of Honor selection from White Pine, Fourth of July celebrations, and local business notes including wool and sheep sales and mining location blanks.
The wedding of Frank C Henderson to Teo I Moriarty occurred Wednesday June 25 at Nob Hill residence of H A McKim. Rev Fether Manion officiated. reception followed with many friends offering best wishes. Bride wore white. groom in black. attendants Helen Whitmore and Bert Henderson. Henderson, employed by Johnson Mercantile Co Eureka, is esteemed by the community. Moriarty is a former Eureka teacher with broad friendships in Eureka county. Wedding gifts totaled extensive silverware, china, and home furnishings. guests contributed a long lively serenade. The couple will reside on Nob Hill.
The thirteenth graduating class of Harske High School celebrated Friday evening at Bereks Opera House with a flower-filled stage and an audience of proud parents. Students performed recitations and songs, including Minnie Bremenkamp’s silent declamation and Laville McElroy’s “Ill Corricolo,” while Principal Winfrey and Vice-Principal Jameson presented diplomas. Two notable notes included plans for Miss Moriarty’s upcoming wedding and a school shipment update plus a local postmaster appointment.
Former Eureka teacher Miss Stalin Rhodes, who has taught the primary department at Wincemaccs school for two terms, departs after the close of the sea son for her Reno home. Pupils, parents, and friends regret she will not again apply for the position.
A letter from Kareks reports that M. Karsky has bought a ten room residence on Clayton street near the Penbusdle of the Perk in Sao Francisco. The house is newly furnished and will be occupied by Karsky's family as soon as furnishings are completed.
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