White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-13
Personal Items

| Personal Items
G. F. Borman is in Salt Lake on
business.
E. w. Hulse is a business visitor
in Salt Lake.
Jasper Fox of Shoshone was in Ely
on a business trip.
G. G.. Buzzetti of Melvin was a
recent visitor in town.
w. J. Wallace of Cherry Creek was
in town during the week.
Judge and Mrs. T. L. Mitchell re-
turned from Salt Lake on Monday.
John Carlson of Cherry Creek Vas
a business caller during the week.
H. C. North. yard master at Nc
Gill, was in Ely Friday on a business
mission.
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o. +. Mann returned from Hamil-
ton, Monday where he delivered the
official ballots.
G. b. Sudworth of Washington, D.
c., is in Ely on a business trip and Is
registered at the Northern hotel.
Henry Shilling of Osceola, was
called to Chicago by the serious ILL
ness of his mother during the week.
Mrs. A. B. Witcher is enjoying a
visit from her mother. Mrs. |. NJ,
Pitts, of Salt Lake, who arrived this
week.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and daughter
Madge returned from a severaI
weeks visit in Butte during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Watson have
returned from Goldfeld where they
attended the teachers convention
last week.
Sam Fisher has returned TO Salt
Lake after having been engaged in
the tailoring business in Ely for the
past six months.
Mrs. Nancy Cox has returned TO her
home in Ely after spending severai
weeks in Salt Lake City as the CUES,
of Mr. and Mrs. Ing Chamberlain.
A. F.. Potter. assistant United
States forester of Washington, ID. c.,
and II. f. Frun of Ogden have been
in the district for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culbertson of Easl
Ely have gone to Mason Valley where
Mr.. Culbertson will take the position
of general manager of the townsite.
Charles Backe, chief engineer for
the Nevada Northern was in MeGili
Friday looking over the new depo,
in the smelter town that is nearing
completion.
The controlling owner of the Ely
Calumet company, AL Myers, is
spending several weeks in the district
looking after his local interests here.
He comes from Goldield to the Ely
camp.
The Misses Hattie and Mile Old
field were the companions of their
brother Fred D., 10 Ward, on Sunday,
where they visited the old camp.
Louis Zadow was also of the party
and all enjoyed the outing.
Miss Nina Tregallis or Long Beach,
Calf, arrived in Ely Friday evening
and continued her journey Saturday
to George Robinson's ranch in Snake
Valley. She will have charge of the
Gregory school the coming term.
A. b. Lightfoot, deputy superinten-
dent of public instruction, returned
Friday evening after an absence of
two weeks during which time he at
tended the sessions of the Nevada
State Teachers association held al
Goldfeld.
Norman Barker, a machinist in the
shop of the Nevada Northern, lett
East cyl for Carson Valley, Nevada,
to aid his father in the building OPP
~erations to be undertaken there. The
valley is some ninety miles from,
Reno.
Mrs. j. p. Webb. the wife of the
boiler maker in the Nevada Northern
Railway shops has been quite sick for
the past week and was taken to
Ogden TO receive medical attention
and will probably make her home
with her mother pending the result.
Winter Suits; all wool garments.