White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-11

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children: Iva, Florence aid Archie
Gregory and Mrs. Myrtle Marriott.
Nothing more suitable for a Christ
mas remembrance than a piece of
cut glass or hand painted china. See
the display in the Narcotic Liquor
Co, window.
At the regular meeting of White
Pine Aerie, F. o. E., Tuesday evening
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: John Weber,
worthy president; Fred A. Rogers,
worthy vice president; John Robbins,
chaplain; b. e. Walker, secretary; A.
B. Witcher, treasurer; c. j. c. FAIL,
inside guard; j. +. Schreiner, out-
side guard; James Bennett, James
ICrary and Fred G. Baldwin, trustees.
The honors of past worthy president
were conferred upon George A. Nc
Donald.
The Glasgow & Western Explora-
ton company's Star mill at Cherry
Greek has been closed down and all
Operations ceased in compliance with
telegraphic advices to hat effect. The
reason for suspension of work or the
length of time the property will re-
main idle Is purely a matter of con-
lecture as no one connected with the
company here is in possession of in
formation that throws n light on
the situation. About twenty men
were employed, some of whom will be
retained to care for the mine.
Don't overlook the premiums in the
windows of the Narcotic Liquor Co.,
when selecting your Christmas pres
ents.
George Murphy is the newly cleo
ted chief of the Ely Volunteer Fire
men and his past record in the de-
partment is such as entities him to
bear the distinction of leader, having
already given four years to the SER
vice in this city. Other officers cleo
ted at a recent meeting are: w. A.
crawford, assistant chief; AID. Aeker-
man, secretary and treasurer; Nick
Sehmittroth, captain company No. l;
Louis X. Zadow, captain company No.
2 and Ollie Barnes, captain company
No. 8. Jerry Luehesi will have
charge of the chemical engine.
Why not join the circulating IL
brary at Murdoek's Notion StoreI
The second of the series of dances
given under the auspices of the On
tario Club. at the auditorium in East
Ely was a decided success in every
way. The crowd was just the right
size to make dancing a pleasure and
lovers of the light fantastic spent a
thoroughly enjoyable evening. The
dancing class under the direction of
4, Mrs. II. A. Code in the one hour les
son preceding the grand march made
splendid progress and will be greatly
augmented next Wednesday evening
when the class meets at 1880 for fur
Their practice. Those desiring to take
lessons should interview Mrs. Code.
They don't cost anything, but are
given free with articles purchased
from the Narcotic Liquor Co, those
premiums in the windows.
MI. anu MIS-. heo. II. MtAStI tIltl-
tanned a number of Odd Fellows and
Rebel ahs at at their home Monday
evening following the regular meet
ing of Cherry Greek Lodge No. 80, |.
o. o. f. A sumptuous repast was
served and a delightful social time in
dulged in until a late hour, The
guests of the evening were: Alex
and Oryal Baird, Dave Mclean, Louis
Zadow, o. Il. Mann. M. o. Bloekus,
George Wilson, w. J. Stewart, f. NJ.
Root, Claus Strum, O.. f. Emery, j.
Palm, N. II. Chaplin, Clyde Smith,
Sam and Guy Tidball, Stacey Moore
and Misses Jennings, Ingoldsby, Kate
Graham, Virginia Oarothers, Mary
Block, and Lucy MeKenna.
Join the Ontario Club at the East
Ely Auditorium. First dance next
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