The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-12-28
CHURCH REPAIRED.

The Roman Catholic Church during
the dull times was badly neglected and
became in a very delapidated condition.
but with the revival of mining and an
increase in population its services We're
again required, so that its members
could have a suitable place for worship
With the object in view of repairing it,
meeting was called and Mr.. Charles
Greene appointed committee Of one To
attend 20 it. He quickly raised several
hundred dollars, let a contract to Hans
Olson, and on visiting the church re-
Gently your correspondent was pleased
TO note the building put in thorough
repair. Mr. Olson has turned over the
building with the work accomplished IA
xorkmanlike manner, and now the
church Is suitable for Divine worship
by the Catholics. who are very numef-
Gus in this vicinity.
PHALAN-OSBORNE WEDDING
Mr. Charles Phalan and bliss Mand
Osborne were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimonv ON Wednesday the 20th,
inst, Judge =. II. Cannon Officiating.
In response 10 an invitation theIr
friends assembled in large numbers To
witness the ceremony and join iu tile
festivities Charley was particularly
happy, aye and so was the bride. The
brides parents we're present and the
Phaian family was represented by some
brothers and sisters Mr.. Henry Holm
was the groom's man and Aiss May
Campbell, the bridesmaid. Tie dresses
Of the wedding party were neat and ap-
propHate. The hall was beautifully
decorated. After the ceremony and
congratulations every ybody Joined In the
merry dance till near midnight, when
refreshments were served and all drank
to the future happiness of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phalan.
THE CHRISTMAS TREE.
With the advent of prosperity
thanks to the Glasgow & Western Co
the people we're in the humof to turn
loose and celebrate the holiday season
IN manner becoming Nevada town.
The first thought was to make the chill
dren happy, Of whom We have great
number, committee being formed at
a meeting called for the purpose, mon
ey was quickly raised, liberal contri-
button coming from Mr. Otto Stalmann.
the general manager Of the G. a W.
Company, for Xmas tree on Nmas
eve. BY 5 O'Clock the big hall was
crowded with most orderly and re-.
spectacle audience that was entertained
with several reeitations, duets and
tableanx by The children, all OF which
we're par excellence. Mrs. Miles, Mes
danes Jennie Treston, Maggie and An
pie Bonner played two delightful pieces
on stringed instruments. The children
were most exoellently trained and great
oredlt Is due Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Miles
Mrs. Boyle, Misses Trestons Maggie
Bonner, Una Reilly and, perhaps, 9th
ers who spared no pains In making the
entertainment great success. Little
Neil Bonner was especially good 10 the
various parts he undertood and is a
very bright lad But when Santa Claus
really came down the chimney and the
curtains were drawn revealing two
+ large trees loaded from top to bottom
with presents, the delight of the chill
dren, young and old, knew no bounds.
and aft, everybody had received a gift
aud wisned each other the compliments
/ Of the season, the hall was cleared aud
I 70 the music Of Messrs Boyle and Cum
/ mems the merry dancers went on I'll
! 4 O'Clock.