The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-03-13
VeUs Notes of L1eek In the Jn7eter Tour

Mrs. J. A. Cartwright and daugter
Nav spent yesterday in Ely.
Fred NJ Clark of Ely was busi-
ness visitor here Wednesday.
Attorney McElroy of Ely, was
business visitor here Monday evening
c. p. Stockham of the blacksmith
shop, has been indisposed for the
past week.
Mr.. and o. G. Bates of Ely visited
wi h Misses Walden and Burnett Sun
day afternoon.
Cheer up Shadow, the road to Salt
Lake is being repaired so you won't
have to walk all the way.
J. F. Brim of the Ely Amalgamat-
ed Lead Co., left Monday for busi-
ness trip to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. c. ]. Mosely who has suffer
ed severe pains from bad cut on her
fnger is now much improved.
Clarence True, the popular dis
penser of drinks at the Copper Club
left Monday for Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson left
last week for their old home In New
York City after residing here for the
past year.
Mrs A Morrison of Reno, was In |
McGill Saturday looking for de-
sirable location for opening |
millinery parlor.
The social dance held at Stones |
hall last night was largely attended |
all present having the usual good |
time. Music was furnished by the |
Steptoe orchestra.
c. f. Davis, formerly in business
here but now proprietor OF a barber |
shop at the mines was renewing ac-
quaintance here Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Richards and Mrs. VIM.
Smell will entertain at cards on Fri |
day evening at the home of Mrs. /
Richards in the townsite.
Ernest Junghans of the mechanical |
department went to the mines last /
Saturday 20 remain several days on
business for the company.
A smoker will be given by the
Modern Woodmen of America after
session tonight at Herman's All
Modern Woodmen in camp are in
vited.
Allied Ward is expecting his wife
here from England in few days
and has secured the Smell residence
in the townsite where they Will
reside.
Johnnie Leddy of the blacksmith
shop was taken to the Steptoe hos
pital last Sunday suffering from a
sprained back, which he received
while at work the day previous.
Twenty-one Greek laborers, for
merly in the employ of the smelling
company, left Monday morning for
Salt Lake and ogden where they will
seek employment with the railroad.
Charles Harlow, formerly employ
ed here, returned Tuesday evening
after two months visit in Salt
Lake. Charles will probably live at
Copper Flat, where he last resided
before going to Utah.
Joe Mccarthy. carpenter at the
power house resigned last week ana
left for his old home IN Minnesota,
where he will look after the i'm
provement of his ranch. Joe may re-
turn in the summer.
Obey Olsen of the time office has
ben appointed head sampler at the
c. C. His application for pure food
inspector has been acted on favor.
ably by the state board and he VIII
probably receive his diploma In few
days.
William Bilderback and w. II.
Ateheson will leave today for the
new camp of Jarbidge In the interest
of a few MeGill people. They have
a complete outfit and will make the
best possible time from here TO
Deeth and from there In to the ex-
element.
All the Catholic ladies OF McGill
are urgently requested to meet at
2 O'Clock this afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Richardson, No. 64S north
OF stones hall to organize an Altar
society. Officers will be elected and
plans started to raise money to build
a church here.
Mrs. c. V. Jenkins entertained the
Amateur Bridge Club of Ely at her
home here on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fesler won the prize. beauti-
full cup and saucer. Dainty reiresn-
ments were served to Mesdames
Chandler. Fesler, MeElroy, Stevens,
Lloyd. Weber, Clark and N. McGiii'
Mrs. Lou Dunn who takes care OF
infant daughter of Richard oHara
since the sad death of his wife Few
waQke aUn laft MnndaV with the