The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1902-04-10
LOCAL AND oTHER HAPPENINGS.

oe4Fed ~ ". q JranAD o.
Nh. W. c. Gallagher Of Ksnt visited
frispds In Cherry Creek this week.
The LA1Iss A;d Society viii nses this
Afternoon With ars. y. y. MeGI
Manchester Club Had Mads Sour
Mash whlsky. p. =. Clark, sole
agent. Ely
Mrs.. n. Ii. Richardson vent % Elko
yesterday on ) sisIt 70 hsr father, Rev
Geo. ?. Plumuer.
TonorroH u BE- Arbor Day and the
teachers snd gssplls Of .hs public schools
YIN enjoy holiday.
joe EeNnf erected nss wind NIL
"a his prenlsse las; week and hereafter
VIII have water for Al purposes.
Attorssy chss. A Walker rent 70
White River TIL week on Legal busi-
ness. He IL exg sscsed hone today.
Mia Ida smis on and Miss Maud
Moyh weEs oat - Snake Valley On
Tuesday 70 renal <bout thres weeks.
A number of our citizens are setting
out shade and Ornamental trees and
otherwise improving their residence
property.
w. 3. Graham hzs On hand fresh
supply Of garden, fed and flower seeds
Of all descriptions. CAll and make your
selections.
District Attorney Mel Munro has
been appointed . Notary Public b.
Governor S&dler and received his CON-
mission yesterday.
Mrs. W. r. Bassett and daughter,
Grsce, moved ia from the ranch last
week and will remain IN town for por-
ton Of the Summer
T. c. Poujsde, former resident OF
White Pine county. lie now conducting
. Fooming boure at - East Second
South street. sals Lake City
Miss Agnes Fngyail, daughter Of
Mrs. Axel Shields Of Hamilton, return
Cd home last Wednesday from an ex-
tended visit in San Francisco.
Sheriff Nesman went 10 Cherry
Greek last Saturday 20 serve the papers
in the case Of Bonner vs.. Watson ct al
He returned home On Sunday.
J. I. snithson came In last Thurs
day from his Snake Valley ranch with
sioad Of mutton and spent day In
Ely comparing notes With his friends.
Within the next week the Wells
stage viii again be running On the
Summer schedule, and Ely residents
win receive their mail In the early
morning.
A few four or hye-roomed dwelling
houses are needed in Ely just now and
could be rented ~ . rate that would In
sure . good rate Of interest on the
money invested.
Geo. 8. Sawyer, an old resident Of
A<AA@kgAa kVa1hfs = ~ AV9&@l 0C8A Al Lii
bed 1T the Clarendon Hotel, Reno on
the morning Of April 2. He vas about
sixty years Of age
Mr.. knd Mrs. James McCreary on
Monday vacated the building on MUIR
rystrsst occupied By them during the
Winter. and have taken up their resi-
dencs In the eastern part OF town.
Lyons 4 Campton are having the
sage brush cleared from the north side
OF Aultman street, ~ far east a. F. X.
Hurphy's Office building In anticipation
Of the demand for business property the
coming Summer.
Mrs. Baker and daughter, Miss Lulu,
left yesterday for their home in the
East after . visit here Of nearly q
year. They were accompanied by lit.
tie Annie Riepe, daughter OF Mrs. John
Magnuson, who will be operated upon
In IN Eastern hospital for an injury in.
Cured some two years ago.
Miss ida Gallagher, who has acted
- assistant postmaster and bookkeeper
for w. B. Graham for several months
past, has taken q vacation and after
Spending day at her home In Kent,
left last Saturday on trip to califor-
mia. During her absence A. d. Camp
ton Il assisting Mr.. Graham.
A man who has been employed at
Pilot Knob for some months past, pre-.
sented himself to Sheriff Newman on
Monday last and asked TO be locked up
for few days. giving as q reason for
the request that he could not control
his appetite for liquor ana found 1t i'm
possible 10 sober up. He was accom-
modated.
The Ladies Card Club met last satur-
day afternoon with Miss Mollie Camp
ton and as this was their first session
since the opening Of the Lenten season,
. spirited game was played. The prize
winners were Mrs. Geo. Brandt, first
and Mrs. L. 2. Shepherd second. The
next meeting win DO with with Mrs.
Shepherd on April 20.
At their meeting this afternoon tho
ladies viii consider the question OF set
ting aside their funds for the erection
of n missiou ha II next year. The bujld.