The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-09-24
NOTES
FROM MG|LL
(From Copper Ore.)
w. w. Dedman is confined to his
bed with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Worries were
Ely visitors Monday. s

Mr.. and Mrs. K. E. Worries were
Ely visitors Monday.
III. j.. Williams of the concentrator,
is another good base ball player add
ed to our all star aggregation.
Miss Stella Madison returned Tues
day from Gunnison, Utah, where she
visited for three weeks.
Chas. Doomet, OF the concentrsator,
left Wednesday for Cherry Greek,
where he has accepted a position.
The McGll band dance held in Ely
last night was largely attended, the
band leaving on the 5:55 train.
The .townsite Sunday school will
meet this Sunday at the hmoe of
Mrs. B. H. Gladding at 10 a. m.
Mrs. N. e. Benson and family ar
rived last week from Anaconda and
are living at the townsite.
Mrs. A. E. Asper and family re-
turned from Bednark's ranch with
the hunters Monday night.
Mrs. John Chalk left Wednesday
for Salt Lake, to visit until the
L. w. Barker of the drafting office
left last week for Salt Lake to attend
school.
Mr.. AL Marsh and wife visited
with friends at the townsite last
week' Is 1 IL -. y st(
Charles Mathews will leave next
month for an extended tour of Ger
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Miss Lizzie Amigo, of Mathews &
Barnes, has. resigned her position to
90 to Prove. Utah. 3.a,o. 81 -
Many Knights OF Pythias of Nc.
Gill attended their meeting in Ely
last Friday ma rel. .s rss
The girls at the staff were royalty
entertained last Sunday by mem.
bers at Stones Amusement hall.
Mrs. c. w. Bagwill and family left
Wednesday for Topeka, where they
will visit parents until the holidays.
A certain Elyite is pretty cross
about sitting up until 3 last Sunday
night to entertain a machinist clerk
of McGill.
E. L. Harper of East Ely drove
over for the dance last week. He
also entertained his many friends
with his latest original story 1900"
Chef Graves has passed the teach
ers' examination. He is on the ex-
ira list, and Copper Ore trusts he
may get on steady.
G. ]. Barnes is now the champion
Nimrod. Sunday he killed and
brought home 20 ducks, all the law
would allow. ~ !,
Last Monday evening the McGiu,
postoffice received the heaviest mail
in the history of the camp, fully
800 pounds arriving, ''2
Miss Carr, the McGill milliner,s
will open a full line OF, fall and win.
ter styles Of millinery at the Leader
Store. McGill, Saturday, Sept. 25th.
Gospel meetings are held every
Tuesday evening in the intermediate
school All are invited to these
services.
Geo. E, Hogan, of Anaconda, ars
rived Friday evening, and has ac-
cepted a position in the drafting Of
flee. Mr.. Hogan is a ball player Of
considerable worth. 4
C. J. Barnes, Dunkle, E. ]. Plenne,
e. S. Pomeroy, E. B. Mcmillan, E.
D. Burlingame composed a party OF
duck hunters last Sunday, bringing
home forty ducks.
The joke OF the machine. shop is
blowing out packing from a valve
with the lungs, carrying vacuum in a
can and several other stunts. Can
you guess who?
Word has been received from Fred
Winkler stating that he will leave
Salt Lake for Central Africa, having
a position there with a new copper
company. tat.
Word comes from John Pierce of
the McGill Power House that he is
doing the eastern cities with much
%jolliication. He has purchased a
large tract of land on Manhattan Is
land and will raise chickens there
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