White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-02

serving on the trial Jury the past TWO
weeks. left for his home near Mel
win, Thursday.
+. T.. Dodge of the law firm of
Dodge Il Barry departed for New
York Monday after spending a few
days in the district.
j. Frank Gordon, who has the
mail contract between Aurum and
1bapah, spent several days during the
week with friends.
George Weinsted departed during
the week for ogden to take a course
of treatment for rheumatism at the
Ogden Hot Springs.
G. II. Thomas of Goldfeld is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Ralph. wife of r.
w. Ralph, manager of the Boston
Ely Copper company.
Mrs. Frank X. Murphy, and son
Frank, arrived Wednesday night
from Winemueea. after a three
months s%ojourn there.
Mrs. A. L. Wright and children
have returned after a pleasant sum-
mer spent with relatives at Mt. Ayr,
Iowa, and Lincoln, Neb.
Carl Jacobson left for Denmark
Wednesday for a several months
visit with his parents whom he has
not seen for several years.
o. r. Talbot and wife departed
Wednesday for a visit with friends
in Denver. Glenwood Springs and
other points in Colorado.
Mr.. Young, an electrician at the
smelter, and living in East Ely. has
returned from an extended trip to
Chicago and other points.
Bud C.. Gallagher, who has been
connected with the trial jury the past
ten lays, departed Wednesday for
Steptoe TO take up work on his ranch.
Mrs. J. Il. Stevens and her daugh-
ter, Miss G%eneyieve, have returned
from Santa Cruz and the coast where
they have been visiting for sometime.
Miss Jennie Munroe arrived Tues
day from Riverside. Oregon, and de-
parted Thursday for Muncy Greek in
Spring Valley to teach the coming
term.
Julius Lehr has gone TO Kalispell.
Mont. TO participate in the land open
ing, after which he expects TO spend
the winter in prospecting in the
northwest.
Mrs. Wallace has returned from a
vacation spent on the coast and was
met at the Junction by Mrs. MeElroy
and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. +. l..
r. Wallace.
John l.. Considine, state license
and bullion tax agent for Nevada,
has completed his work in this dis
triet and departed Wednesday for
Lincoln county.
Frank Irving. of the Roekhill
Automobile Co., is enjoying a visit
from his father who arrived We'd
htahuy q DhNh oAt ANN
with a load of fruit.
Miss Laura Campbell arrived We'd
nesday evening for a visit with Miss
Fannie Cupid. Her brother George,
accompanied her and will remain in
Ely for n short visit.
Red" Bennett. who has been Wis
iting at his old home in Missouri and
other eastern points of interest for
the past six weeks, returned TO East
Ely Friday evening.
+. G. Littleton, special examiner in
the employ of theAbureau of natural
ization, departed Wednesday. for the
west, after examining nine petitions
for final citizenship.
Patrick Keegan. who has been do
ing jury duty, has been excused from
further service by Judge Mitchell
and departed early in the week for
his home in Spring Valley.
Mrs. Fred Waltz and daughter left
Saturday morning for a three
months s%ojourn in the vicinity of
Los Angeles. They were accom-
panied by Miss Anna G%lobidge.
Fred A. Boehert departed Wednes-
day for Cherry Greek to continue the
development of his gold properties in
Egan Canyon, after devoting the
past ten days to the trial jury.
/
Commissioner II. c. Nicholson re-
eeived a telegram from jacksonville,
Cal. Wednesday. stating hal his
wife was seriously i'll and he left
Thursday morning for California.
p. e. Woodward of Ward. who was
one of the members of the Ward
drilling team in the Labor Day con-
test, departed for Salt Lake Wednes-
tday on a ten days business trip.