The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-09-03

NV
shortly for Utah to attenl school at
Provo.
Mrs. VIM. Ogie will leave Monday
morning for Goldfeld, where she
will make her home.
Mr. Mcpherson will leave this week
for Hannibal. Mo-, to place their
daughter, Miss Hazel in school there.
In a few days Mrs. Mcpherson will
leave for Idaho on an extended visit.
The Band dance Sept. 10th should
be observed Ly every McGillite. You
owe it to our town enterprise. Help
boost and do all you can to have
something good in the district.
for Salt Lake, enroute for New York
and other eastern cities. We trust
after a brief vacation we Will again
have him with us.
N. E. Benson returned Monday
evening after a several weeks vaca-
ton in Butte, Anaconda and in
shadow of big stack. He hal a good
time and returns to McGill ready to
get busy.
Mrs. G. J. Barnes and family re-
trrned Monlay night from a several
months visit with relatives in Colo
RADIO. They report a good time and
our agent now wears that smile that
wont come off.
Fred Whear, for some time past
foreman of the McDougals, left last
Tuesday for Salt Lake to join his
family, after which he goes to Tooele,
where he has accepted a position
with the International Smelling.
w. A. Allen and family left Thurs
day morning for Hot Springs, Ark,
where Mr.. Allen will take the treat
ment for rheumatism. While in Nc
Gill, Mr.. Allen made many friends
who will regret his departure and
wish him success.
Miss Austin left Tuesday morning
for San Francisco, after an extensive
visit with the family of G. v. Jenkins.
During Miss Austin's stay in Nc
Gill she made many friends who re-
greet her departure.
Nj. and Mrs. Geo. R. Buttles of
st. Louis, after a visit with Mrs. Ben
West, their daughter, returned Mon
day morning. Mrs. Butties has been
in McGill several times and made
many friends. She will visit in Colo
RADIO enroute home.
Chas. Peterson returned Monday
night. He says the converter for
him, but he has a little ranch in
Idaho and in the near future he will
vamoose. Mr.. Peterson has many
friends in McGill AMI as a convert
er foreman has few equals.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Dennis re-
turned during the week from a
months visit in Kansas. They re-
port a delightful trip but there SER
vices were needed in the P. o. at
McGill and their visit cut short. Now
the Gun club will take on some color.
j.. P. Barnes returned Monday eve
ming from a 80 days vaction in Buff
falo, N. Y, and Silver Lake. Mr.
Burnes reports a good time and made
many remarks that made some of us
home sick. Buffalo Is a little too
far away from McGill, however, to
amount to much.
The McGill Concert band last Sun
day serenaded a number of residents
in the townsite, the effort being very
much appreciated. AS Copper Ore
p~rophesiel, such events would make
this organization exceedingly popu-
lar and may create wonders in a
financial way, besides joining the
better element in making McGill
famous.
E.. j. Wagner returned Monday
evening from a good vacation at
Portland, Seattle and other coast
cities. Many readers of Copper Ore
will have noticed some of Ways do
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whole bunch is glad. We are sorry
to have to report that he returned
alone. The entire camp was looking
for a celebration.
c. L. Gloyd and family, who have
been in McGill during the entire con
struction work of the S. V. S. & NJ,
company, left Wednesday for South
Africa, where Mr.. Gloyd has accept.
ed a big position as an expert cement
man. The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gloyd wish him all kinds OF
success in his new field. Copper Ore
joins his friends in wishing them
bon voyage and success.
PRINCIPAL H. w. Lauer of the Nc
Gill schools issues the following.
The McGill school will open Sept
Z. First and seconl grade pupils
will assemble in primary room, No,