White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-07

duty after having been confined to
his home in East Ely for a week with
an attack of tonsilitis.
II. ". Merrill and A. Hawkins will
leave for Moundhouse early this
week where they will be employed
in the gypsum quarries.
DIR. l.. T. Brock returned We'd
nesday from a two weeks sojourn
in southern California whittier he
went on a brief recreation trip.
!. A. Moselle arrived in the dis
trict the past week from st. Paul
Mimi. TO take charge of n of the
big steam shovels at Copper Flat.
Frank Norton, one of the big wool
growers of the county. was here from
Sch%ellbourne several days the past
week looking after business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. COPYRIGHT have
returned from a pleasure trip of sew
eral weeks in California cities and
are now at their home at San Pedro.
Mrs. Josephine Bassett. accom-
panied by her nephew. Joseph Bas-
sett. departed for Salt Lake Friday
morning where they expect to reside
in the future.
George Cheyney has returned to
the district from an extended visit
with relatives in England. He is
superintendent of the New Moon Min
ing company at Osceola.
J.. F.. Eudey who has charge of
the company boarding house at
Star Pointer. left for the Utah capt.
tai the first of the week where he
will rusticate for a fortnight.
Miss Emma Arnst, one of the
popular young ladies of MeGill. left
the past week for Chicago where
she will be united with the young
gentleman of her choice within a
short time.
Mrs. Frank Mothes left early in
the week for Seattle from which
point she will sail for Alaska, where
she will join next month by her hus-
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Iditarod for an indefinite stay.
b. f. Walker has returned from
the Utah capital where he visited
for a week at the home of his father
in-law, Nicholas Schmittroth, who
; recently had his right hand serious
ly injured in a kneading machine.
j.. w. Meyers, a member of the
county board of education, who suf-
fered from a touch of paralysis the
first of the week, is rapidly ecover-
ing and will be able to resume his
regular duties within a short time.
Joseph Baker of the Ely Dairy
! company, took his departure Tues
! day morning for Holland where he
e will spend the next two months visit
ing his parents and renewing the ac-
quaintanceship of his boyhood days.
John McEllin, who has been spend
ing the winter at the home of his
brother. Ed. McEllin of East Ely.
left Thursday morning on a tour OF
the eastern and southern states.
after which he will return 10 his
home in Ireland.
p. II. Craven, who is installing a
number of the Craven tables in the
concentration has returned from d
months visit on the coast to look
after the work at McGill. The nu
merous friends he made in the dis.
triet are pleased to greet him again
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hit left
for San Francisco the early part OF
the week where they expect to
reside in the future. They have re.
sided in East Ely the past two years
during which time Mr.. Hit has beer
employed by the Nevada Northern
J. IL. Ludke. who left here several
months ago for an extended triI
through Mexico and the states .ol
Central America returned during
the week and will devote sometime
to his various business interests In
the district. Mr.. Ludke did much
travelling overland in the countries
near the equator and visited many
= points that are not easily accessible