White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-04

for about a month.
Commissioner Nicholson spent a
few days In Osceola the past week
looking after business matters and
i%neidently keeping in touch with the
local political situation.
Fred ROBBERS returned on last even
ing's train from st. Louis, where he
went as a delegate to the national
convention of Eagles that vas held
in that city last month.
r. Diffenbach, an assistant in the
National Forest reserve, left Tuesday
for the Couer d'Alenes, to assist in
fighting forest fires which are raging
in that section of Idaho.
Mrs. f. X. Hutchinson and son
departed for ~Lornsburg, Cal, Friday,
where Miss Ruth Hutchinson, who
has been spending the summer in
Oakland, will enter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Callahan,
who were married in Ogden June 20,
and have since been enjoying a
honeymoon trip through the eastern
states, returned Tuesday evening.
o. G. Jensen and Thomas O'Brien
both of whom were formerly resi-
dents of this district. have returned
after a years absence, during which
time they have visited most of the
camps of the state.
Miss Annie Murphy and Miss Ger
trude ingalls, arrived from Salt Lake
Thursday evening and stopped in Ely
for a brief stay before continuing
their journey to Preston, where they
will teach the coming school year.
Misses Julia and Hazel Sale left
Friday for their home at Los An
geles, after a pleasant six weeks
visit with their brother, A. J.. Sale,
chief engineer of the Giroux, at Kim
berly.
Manager Sam Bernstein, of the
Leader Clothing company, and w. B.
Bergman returned Thursday from a
pleasant outing in Eureka and Elko
counties, in the form of an overland
trip.
Albert Malone arrived from Os-
ceola Tuesday to make his home in
this district. He has been working as
a carpenter on the mill being erected
by the Amalgamated Nevada Mines
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph V. Murphy
and son, Vincent. returned from Salt
Lake Tuesday. where Mrs. Murphy
has been visiting relatives the past
two months, Mr.. Murphy being with
her the last three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~Justensen arrived
Tuesday from Gridley, Cal, after a
pleasant visit with relatives at that
point, for a visit with their sons,
vergus w. and Barney T. Justesen.
after which they will return to their
home in Deseret, Utah.
Conductor Ed. Austin of the main
line freight run, returned Wednesday
from a months visit with his family
at Oakland, California. Ed. is en-
thusiastic over conditions in Cali
fornia and believes the state is due
for a great business revival.
Robert W~orthington left for Palo
Alton, Friday, to resume his college
course which he abandoned two years
ago to get more practical experience
in mining before completing the
school work. This time has been
spent at the Nevada United Mines.
Raymond Smith, who has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Robert Tuck
er, at Sunnyside. for the past three
weeks, arrived Thursday evening and
stopped off a day on his way to Reno
where he will resume his school
work.
W. b. Graham returned Thursday
evening from Salt Lake, where he
has been for the purpose of placing
his ward, Willie Thomas, in a suit
able school for the coming year. He
selected the Webster school and
is assured the boy will be well cared
for while pursuing his studies.
Mrs. w. E. Collins, wife of Man
ager Collins of the Golden Rule
store, enjoyed the past week in Salt
Lake, where she accompanied her
sister, Miss Anna Serum, who left the
early part of the week for her home
in F~landreau, South Dakota. Miss
Serum has been spending the sum-
mer with her sister at the Richmar.
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daughter, Miss Katherine, and son,
Cleve, returned from Salt Lake Tues
day. Miss Katherine and Cleve have
been enjoying the sights of the capt.
tai the past ten days, having ac-
companied Miss McGill's Philadel-
phia friends to that point on her re-
turn from a visit to the home of the
latter, and were Joined by their
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