White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-25
Personal Items

/ Personal Items
c. p. Castle left Friday on a bust
ness trip to Salt Lake.
For a few days w. n. McGill will
be away on business trip to Salt Lake
Mrs. b. l.. Quayle left Saturday for
Salt Lake for a visit with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Perry leave
Monday morning for an extensive
visit to Kansas City, Mo.
George Wilson went to Ogden or
Monday morning to attend the
funeral services of his father.
w. l.. Fulmer and wife leave Mon
day for a six weeks visit in Ne
braska and n%eighboring states.
Lee Howard of McGill. was in at
tendance at the Republican county
central committee meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. Smithroth and her brother
leave tomorrow for a several weeks
visit in Salt Lake and other Utah
points.
F.. w. Lyons, Nevada Northern
ticket agent at East Ely, is again on
duty after a vacation trip spent in
California.
Dewey Morgan departs tomorrow
for Salt Lake, where he will be join
ed by his wife, after which they will
proceed TO Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Talbot have re-
tnrend from a profitable hunting trip
at Muncy for they report plenty of
fish and game.
Zed Sleet, a brakeman on the Ne
yada Northern, has returned from a
trip to ogden, where he spent sew
eral days with his family.
Judge Mitchell excused B. j. Smith
son from jury duty until next Tues
day that he might look after his min
ing interests at Blackhorse.
Richard Thomas returned to the
mines on Wednesday morning having
been in Ely attending to matters of
bushes over Tuesday night.
Fred w. Spencer and wife have be-
gun to reside in Salt Lake where Mr..
Spencer will become associated with
the Will Reese Plumbing company.
Frank Neyin has purchased some
$500 head of cattle in Utah which he
expects to be delivered by the first of
the month. He was absent some ten
days.
Edward Perry is arranging to sell
his ranch property at Duckwater pre-
paratory to moving his family to Ten
nesssee where he has purchased a
home.
G. F. Patterson, who held the Of
fee OF counsel to the Modern Wood
men of America, has rendered his
htoi6huthoh WING ~ hio itdNii6 INT
district.
o. f. O'Hara is still quite sick and
contend to his bed at his home in
East Ely with kidney and bladder
trouble and is now being attended by
DR.. Gleason.
Cleveland McGill, the son of w. n.
McGill entered the freshman class at
Yele having taken his preparatory
work at Andover and the Box prepar-
atory school.
A visitor to the old town from ILL
pah is Captain William Norman who
will purchase ranching supplies and
combine business with pleasure by
visiting friends.
William Matson was excused from
jury duty in the district court OF
Tuesday an account of defective hear
ing and he left for his home in Hamii-
ton on Thursday.
r. b.. Robinson is at the county
seat attending to local business con-
nected with the homestead taken up
by him in Snake Valley. He came
from Oseeola on Wednesday night.
l.. T. Larson of the Railroad
hotel, has gone to Ogden and Salt
Lake partly on business and also to
visit his daughters. He left on We'd
nesday and will be absent a week.
l.. G. Cannon. the general manager
of the Nevada Northern. and his wife,
have gone to San Francisco where Mr..
Cannon will attend to business for a
few days before returning to East Ely
Baggage Master Edward +. Smith.
returned from a two weeks hunting
and ehiOQ trim in Snriny Valley IN