White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-21
Personal Items

j. II. Gallagher made a business
"Trip to Ogden last week.
Charles A. Walker made a bust
ness trip to Salt Lake last week.
DIR. r. L. Magoon left for Salt Lake
Monday on a weeks pleasure trip.
Mrs. j. NJ. Slopansky has gone to
Salt Lake On a short pleasure trip.
Grover Tilford of the Success
mine visited several days in Oseeola
last week.
Assessor Miles made a trip to Oe-
ceola last week on duties connected
with his office.
George II. Linsley of the tungsten
mines came in Wednesday for a visit
with his family.
w. II. Bishop of the Bishop Jew
cry store made a business trip to
Salt Lake last week.
Mrs. II. n. Byrne, with her son and
daughter, left Friday for a~yisit with
friends in Salt Lake.
Henry J. Marriott and G. Luther
Williams of Osceola are visiting
friends in the district.
Mrs. DIR. Woods has returned from
a months s~ojourn in San Francisco
and other coast towns.
Ed Opdyke, of the Metals Explora-
ton company, has gone to Salt Lake
on a short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Tingley
and Miss Lyle Calhoon are enjoying
an outing on Cleve Creek.
Jim Byron. storekeeper at Currie.
was an arrival Saturday evening and
will return early this week.
George p. Benentt has returned to
his home in Schellbourne after sew.
eral days in Ely on business.
Dean Marsh of Hebron, Nebraska,
arrived last week for a short visit
with his friend, Frene Robinson.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hersford and daughter.
left Wednesday for Salt Lake after a
short visit with friends in the dis
trict.
DR.. l.. 7. Brock made a hurried
trip TO Currant Sunday to attend the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Rutherford.
c. B. Lakenan, A. C. Spencer and
f. l.. Fletcher made a trip to Her.
cules Gap last week to study geologi-
cal conditions.
Mrs. w. A. Leonard and son Cur
tbs. who have been enjoying the sum-
mer at Long Beach, Cal, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Wilson left for Salt
Lake Monday to visit a few weeks
with her mother who is spending a
month in there.
Mrs. w. r. Bassett left for Salt
Lake Monday on receipt of a message
announcing the illness of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Grace Hale.
Miss Vivian Hill left Thursday for
her home in Salt Lake after a six
weeks visit with her friend, MISS
Dorothy Richardson.
Mrs. V. g. Justensen, who has
been spending the summer with
parents and friends in Illinois r.
turned Monday evening.
William Horton, accompanied by
his wife. left Monday for his home in
Currant, having become a member of
the Woodmen of the World while in
Ely.
A. T. Morrill,, has returned to Ber-
kelley to continue his studies in the
University of California, after spend
Ing the summer with his uncle, Z. l..
Fletcher.
S. c. Jensen, one of the pioneers Of
the Robinson district, who has been
renewing acquaintance here the past
three weeks. left Thursday for his
home In Utah.
William Mcknight and Arthur
Schell wen to Melvin and ~Shellborne
the early part of the week to look
after the mining interests of Mr.. Nc
Knight In those sections.
"
b. L. Wheeler of the Ogden Office
of the Forest Reserve will arrive this
week to confere with Supervisor Mat
HAS concerning mining claims situat-
ed in the forset reserve territory.
Edward A. Half, of the firm of
Half and Colwell, has zone to Gold
field to survey a group of MINING
for a company which has