White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-07

Mrs. Earle Sorensen left Monday
morning for Salt Lake, on aecount of
poor health. She does not expect to
return but her husband may be COM
PEELED to follow her in a short time.
Mrs. J.. Harry Blohme, of San
Francisco, and Mrs. John Sgier and
Miss Goodwin of East Ely were visit
ors at McGill last Thursday and were
shown through the big plant.
J. A. Whitlock, who has been con-
nected with the reverberatory for a
number of months, left last week for
San Francisco, where he will accept
a position with a prominent mining
firm.
The quarantine was lifted at the
home of Il. Frenette, in upper town
site, Thursday, as the three children
have recovered from diphtheria and
the house was thoroughly fumigated
on the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Bennett, Miss
Marjorie Dixon, Misses Isabel and
vincent o. thhti Pho91d hiOh6h
McGill last Saturday on their way to
East Greek, where they spent a couple
of days camping.
Word was received by VIM. Berg
hahn at McGill last week to the effect
that his mother had died at Omaha,
Nebraska, on Tuesday. July 20.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Berghahn
at this place, he was unable to attend
the funeral.
Miss Julia Mccarthy, who vas a
popular teacher at the McGill school
last term and who will take her old
position when school opens in Sep
TENDER, is now at the University of
Minnesota. where she Is taking the
summer course along the lines she
will handle next term.
Ned Anderson, who was a popular
MeGillite for a number of months,
died at FL Paso, Texas, on July IS,
and the body was shipped to Kansas
City, Mo. Mr.. Anderson had been
a great sufferer for a considerable
period of time and little hope had
been entertained for his recovery for
the last several months.
While DIR. Holland was riding his
horse back of the concentration last
week, the animal stumbled and In
some manner his ring slipped off his
finger and as he priced II highly on
account OF its associations, he had
several of his friends help make a
search for 1t. One OF the boys found
II in a bush after a couple of hours
searching.
On the afternoon OF Tuesday last,
Mrs. Dunlap, the Sunday schoo,
teacher of the junior boys class
treated them to an outing and picnic
the park and served them with Ice
cream and cake. aided by several
ladies of the lower townsite. The
boys had a fine time running foot
racing wrestling and enjoying the
carousel and swings.
The Literary Club gave a surprise
party at the home OF Mrs. r. p.
Arnold. the retiring president of the
club, because of her departure from
the TOWNSHIP, as she Is expecting to
reside at Copper Flat. Refreshments
were served and a musical program
was rendered. A charming close to
the farewell party was a worthy gift
Of silver spoons to Mrs. Arnold show
ing the peculiar esteem In which she
was held by her friends.
The Woman's Literary Society met
last Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Blair. At the roll call quota
lions were rendered from THE Bach
elors." The papers read were as fol-
lows: "a Certain Rich Man. by Mrs.
Charles Goodman; Lincoln" by Mrs.
Baker; Current Events" by Mrs. T.
G. Smith. Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Arnold.
Piano selections were rendered by
Mesdames Bagwill, Arnold and Cart
wright. General regrets were ex-
pressed at the prospective resignation
and departure from McGill of Presi-
dent Mrs. r. p. Arnold.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the East
Ely Presbyterian church met at the
home of Mrs. Campbell last week and
we're pleasantly entertained with a
reading by Pastor Geo. Buckle, while
the ladies hemmed table napkins for
the hostess. 1t is proposed to make a
reasonable charge for sewing done by
the society and the proceeds to go
In to their treasury. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. Campbell. The
next gathering of the aid society will
be at the Railroad hotel, the home of
Mrs. Larson, on the afternoon OF the
H. Ans