The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-15
MctsILL NOTES.

republic.
MctsILL NOTES.
From Copper Ore
Mrs. r. X. Stockwell and mother.
+ Mrs. Z. \ Terrell. of Salt Lake. re-
turned TO MeGill last Friday night.
The regular meeting of the town
site Sunday school will be at Mrs.
+ Bagwill's this Sunday.
Miss Minnie Gallagher. of Ely. aft
or a delightful visit at the Campbell
ranch. rode home Monday on horse
back. stopping on the way al McGill.
Chas. Leigler and wife and Jas. ID.
Watson and wife drove 10 Berry
Creek Sunday in the interest OF the
Steptoe They report a pleasant trip.
c. L. Gloyd and wife left Tuesday
morning on a two weeks vacation.
During their trip they will visit all
the California coast cities.
he trees about tie camp planted
by the company this spring are doing
very nicely and before fall will add
much to our good appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs John s Wright of
Pueblo. Col, brother-in-law OF A. j.
Rose. arrived in McGill Wednesday
night.
Great Is the credit due TO the
ladies' in McGill, for the way in
which they are striving TO beautify
their homes Flowers of all kinds
are quite noticeable around.
Miss Bertha Grossman, sister of
Mrs Morris Click. of San Jose. Cal,
formerly OF Cleveland. Ohio. arrived
in McGill Thursday She expressed
herself as very we'll pleased with her
prospects in MeGill.
Mrs. Bert A. Rothehilds. We are
glad TO say. has sufficiently recovered
TO enable her TO return home. After
a few DAYS Mr. and Mrs. Rothehild
will visit. California points.
Mrs. Geo Il. Buttles. OF st. Louis
mother of Mrs Ben West. is expected
tomorrow or Saturday TO spend the
summer. Mrs Buttles has visited in
McGill before and has many friends
who will be glad 10 see her.
p. c. Cripps. accompanied by Mrs.
Cripps and their TWO bright little
children. arrived Friday evening
from Salt Lake They are residing
at Ely for the present but will soon
be at home in the new bank resi-
dence here.
The stan boys are brushing up on
their lawn tennis work. We are con-
fdent they can clean up Ely but we
are sorry there are so few ladies' In
McGill interested in this sport. The
courts are at your service Better
take advantage Of this.
The Thursday afternoon club met
AT Mrs. Arnolds and elected officers
as follows: Mrs. Cartwright. Pres.
Mrs. Arnold. Vice-Pres.. Mrs. Gladd-
! ing, Seey. Mrs Bagwill, Treas.
Mrs. Gladding discussed the book
Homelife in Germany by Herr Richie
Mrs. Cartwright described the Peace
/ Museum at Lucerne. Switzerland
/ Current topics were generally dis
cussed The next meeting will he
with Mrs. Bagwill
The Whist club met Tuesday night
at the home OF A. r. Asper. First
prizes were won by Mrs. w. e.
! Thomas and r. G. North. The con-
solutions went to Mrs. Ben West and
J. d. Watson. and the BOBBY to Mr..
and Mrs. Grimes. A delightful even
i ing was spent Music and refresh
ments were the features. The next
meeting will be held June 18th at
/ the home of Mrs Ben West.
Miss Madeline Doyle. recently with
Anna Held has been secured by h.
! A. Stone Of the Stones amusement
| hall, to sing at that popular place. II
is another evidence that Mr.. Stone Is
sparing no expense or pains to secure
the very best talent TO be had and
the amusement lovers of McGill
should encourage him. We will soon
have many more attractions that we
long for that until recently seemed
only possible many miles away.
Last Friday most enjoyable
evening was spent at the home oil
! Miss Helen Carson, of the townsite
i Those present were: Clara Folsom
! May Cartwright, ,Francis Bagwill
I Ethel Bergman. Ruth Jensen
Tootsie Brossie. Pearl Lavelle, Heller
Regan. Velma Menmeen, Louis
Gordon. Hazel Mcpherson, Ruth
Asper Nettie Carson, Cecil Carson
Helen Carson.
Very amusing games were enjoyed
and ended with an old fashioned taffA
pull Some kid boys said TO Copper
! Ore, too many girls Well boys
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