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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01
The Bradley Co.. Holdings

BURKBURNETT.
Burkburne property in the Burkbunett field owned
by the Bradley Company has been described This lease in Block
"a one of the valuable the field With the royalties and
DEsDEMONA
holdings in the Desdemona district OF the
Ranger Field consists Of tenacre tract and
daily production 1000 barrels and only few feet the
sand and adjon these two leases and should
value Of these Bradley holdings to at least
THE HUMBLE FIELD.
Another valuable piece Of property is The Bradley Com
panys sxtyve acre Pool in the Gulf Coastal
Field acreage entirely surrounded by production There
are twenty producing wells The Bradley Copanys acre
age the Humble field producing 25O barrels OF OIL
day producing property On the lease are
hundred drilling Development of this property means
certain steady for The Bradley Company for many
years to ~slss.ss
THE RANGER OIL POOL. -
In the Allen Sun Pool the best defined oil structure ever
Pennsylvania formation The Bradley Company has
fifty lease 1t the opinion Of the officers of this Company
that bringing gusher which should make from to
10000 barrels on this lease seems assured
Twenty acres Park fields forms part OF the
vast holdings of The Bradley Company is located three
fourts of northeast of the lease which the watkins
Discovery well and is of the best in the e
will value of the property the lower oeep
sands are found Park will make history IN OIL
OTHER HOLDINGS.
This Company has acquired large acreage IN secuo wen
renorted by geogoists hundred and sixty acres IN
proximaey five thousand acres in Bell County, Texas
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01
$4,000 DAILY EARNING CAPACITY.

present BRADLEY COMPANY
through direct ownership Of leases operating
have daily net income conseryay estimated e1
better facilities
lines tank farms building
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01
ESTIMATED EARNING 60 DAYS. $4,000 DAILY, se,oooooo
ANNUALLY .

estimate Bradley No is 1000 barrels pIoduGng
lines market the
consisting
Immediately pipe
adjoining lease
drill
of the actual number OF
be prevailing mKet
price daily this added to the ROYALTY
excess OF
the results positive drilling
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01
THE OPPORTUNITY
FOR WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING.

FOR WHICH YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING.
This Company offering you the greatest opportun
ty your good sound conservative investment One
that best fitted trust funds savings where the investor
wants certain dependable income.
Never in the history of the field has the investor been
granted buy whose visible assets
represented by the most valuable holdings the field with
thousands of barrels of daily production and royalties that will
earn millions yearly for the stockholders.
Bradley Company flames forth beacon to the
successful and the failure well to the ambitious and indus
who striving get ahead with assured income
The Campbell Oil Exchange nc has underwritten large
block of the Bradley Company stock to place the market The
Campbell Oil Exchange n would not recommend Bradley stock
strength their institution had this Company
been fully investigated and found to be OF
sterling worth YOU ARE URGED TO BUY To those who
afford gamble who cannot afford to speculate take
chance the Campbell Oil Exchange nc BUY Then when
your stock purchased HOLD IT. for will prove to be
the best investment that you have ever made.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01

% nese s @ In
ssi 5 # saPk T s,s as
a s
win The ne
as
% xs s
ton s he shut sere " ss ns s sss
the storing s that % d. and
twenty
ss &c, can held
n9r Ts n an stock
this stock selling -
CASINGHEAD GAS PLANT-ANOTHER BIG MONEY MAKER
ss% The s %
rushed finish
AhnLLIoN MONTH INCOME HUMBLE PROPERTIES
and with o s n WHICH xs realty ss
eh Se mon should
BRIEF GLIMPSE OVER DEVELOPMENTS OF BRADLEY
-nS4 s COMPANY. 4
since the s f T.E eoa1n,. % n
n a
fR @ s s'sas ;se
ss @
e
andoth o. O
which
completion the financing the it
self
fully contimets assets
which possibly
behind continuation OF its success
Bradley
cities United at many
times the the purchased for today.
a this big lexas
stockholders Now the time o
remaining
pencil minutes
ndepend
magnitude assetsenormous
tive development management
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01

ONE-FOURTH UNDIVIDED ROYALTY INTERESTS; ENTIRE
BLOCK "a, BURKBURNETT, 100 ACRES-SECOND
LARGEST PRODUCING BLOCK IN BURKBUR
NETT FIELD
The magnitude the BRADLEY earnings
drilling
VALUE OF LEASES INCREASES 100000 IN LAST SIXTY
DAYS.
in
Block a.
increasing the drilling activity With
will be in
DESDEMONA
THE COMPANY
the big we'll
THREE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF OIL STORED
YOUR POSITIVE ASSURANCE.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1919-10-01


IGIANT TEXAS PRODUCER
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L Was always dark enough In ths
little back once In Wtnter foe the hard
vars dealer to have . lamp burning. 30
he did not notice tAs snow furry that
had taken Sunrise Cove in its afms
until he chanesd 10 walk out 70 Tie
front Of the store for needed exercise.
II declare to man, it.s snowingi"
muttered Joseph staSg. '.Thousht we'd
got through with that for this season." !"
He opsnsd the store door. There was
. chill. clammy wind. and the n0w
was damp and packed quickly under
nosG
~Huni Il that ohst oormlsy wsrs
here now. he might b Of some ~ 6oe
ooes." thought n. stass.
Suddenly hs bsthousht him o8 IL
sfrand that had taken The boy away
from the store.
"Hsy, staggi" shouted Q shopksspse
from over the way, who had hkswiss
cone 10 the 6ooe. "did you hsar tAatr'
Hear Whatr asked Joseph 0taag,
pusslsd,
"hsrs shs goss asaini That's iee.
old man. Shes breaking 1p. Wen
have spring with ~ In no time now"
The rsverbsrating crash that had
startled Chst 0ormley had startled 10
oeph Staeg - well
NY goodnsssi" gaspsd The hard.
ware dealer, and he started instantly
away from the store, barsheadsd - b
was. without locking The door behind
something he had never done bs.
fore. since he had established himsst1
In business on the main streek Of Sun
r1oe Cove.
Just why he ran he could searesay
have explained. OF course. the ehil.
dren had not gone out In this snow.
stosmi Mn. Gormley-littls sense q
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10 believed the ssamstress possssse1e
would not have allowed them 10 ~,
tura.
Yet Why had Chst not rsturnsdS
He Quicksosd his pace. He was ~
nine-slipplng and slidt1g over the ~
snoW-when hs turned Into the stFesl
On which his store boy and his We
owed mother lived
xra 0osmlsy saw him coming do0
tAs windows q he tiny froat room.
Mr.. etagg plunged into tAs little
house. bead down. and bsilissrsa4
WhsesAs hat plagued boyr - T.
uan6ed. Doo't tell ne AsA0 takso
HannaA's Caf'1yn ct q ths eove .
tAis stesmr
"But-you told hin ~ eselAr
walled the widow.
"What Il ] did1 I didnt k1eW tWa1
going to saow ltks this. "a r.
"Dut Il wasn't snewin' whsa 10
went" said Ma 0osmlsy. pluekins y
some little spirit. tn s1re Il wasat
Chstwood's fault. Oh. oeafr
woman" groansd Joseph stasG ~
dessn't matter whose fault II is-oe 4
it's aAybody's fault TAe nisehis9s
deaA Ths Ice u besakins ~. NJ
drifting out Of he iAlsk"
Juse at this mement aa unexpected
voles broke iAto ~ 11eeu1slea.
"Ars yos positive ~ wset ct -
Tie cove b Glide. Ma 0oemleyT
-oA. - I b. Mandy" answered
~ eeansersse. sCAse sald - ~
eelA' thsee, and what Ohse says Aeu
"a 10 always 6oes."
Then ths ies has broken sway ~
~ Aavs besa carried ct inse ~
iaka" szpansd ". oeass.
Aandy Pasisw eaDs eUiekiy y ~
nt43s Aall
TuAaDs ~ JsespA." ~ ~
0eak1AG directly y ~ lasdwass 80
q. n ~ - ~ sesea. H s1svs q
nAse ~ Ws1l1 eaal1y ~ t1s1e0
assooA-Se unAble - - ~ GAseAs
AAokAse rsvegeeea&1Ag 0aGA ooAool
nOo ~ eovA Ma 0egqloV Wgun0
~ haada
soA. - cAsei O. ~ 0ser ~
walled "Hs't1 - lgsWns1t"
s8s Veat b. Il hsis eee ~ 0saoAs
saa10e1 NJ. oeaeg. sTii Ose 0s0o -
aaA vs'il % a3tse tAsa."
soail - 81. JeeeeA oeass. oall ~
lae" 0Avloed Nh Ana1da.
8aAf p1lnt pslAee - witA 'enY
%, ~ - ~ Wallel Ma 0osD'
40 - QoogEusuan3
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M0llvNl

Ar. Gladstone was once heard 70
remark that II all the wits Of mea
were to he united 10 oes brain. that
man would be unable to apprsiss
with perfect Justice any single moral
action. THE shades Of the rainbow. /"
Ne wrote. "are oot % nice. the sands
of the srashore are not such a multi.
tude. ns are the subtle. shifting.
blending sorma Of thought and Of cir.
cumstnnc~s that 20 to determine the
character Of one act. But there 10 one
that seeth p'aialy go jsdssth
SlgAtsously."
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EaAlNm LAxaaA>ah.

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SSSsS S,olsS:ssSns. ,olsS:: .l!Eht iiiits
..cattis.--Heavy ssss steers. a,isaa
sS:SS: l'ght beef etssss. Sio.Sooi0.SG
sSssasr cows a.l Asiisrs. liiS SiS.I;
:ss.ss. :s.ss si!ssCSiistASs; s.!sCSist.ASs 'oek'F and feeder
=, y339;0iiSS..ta K. q pounds or less
e,;;ss 1859: eSiis I'D eommon. 1eIsSs sis'si
SittS: 'rSi,, s.s,. sssiYn @ and rood. (ii.ii
s; :s.'e;. 'ii'sl .,s.ls S'ennsa "'d'""' 5000 sss
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onAprsR XII.


osassehine oars,yn May WIslsss b
ka0W.
Carolyn Nay'o hoa1t Was 0ued With
noublA.
This Was tAo result of h9 Afst talk
With ths "a sailoe. Not from him. nos
from anybody elsa I'D Carolyn Nay
est any direet information that ths
eailoe had besa aboard he Dunravso
@ hsr fatal voyass. But his story
aWoko IN tho eAi1d's beoaA doubts and
leas1aeA uneegtaint3eo aAd 6ssifso thai
had lain Dormant 1ee many weeara
unc,s Joe aaa Auaty Rose loved ~
md wsss kfnd b ~. But tat fsel.
~ a senpt1neo" Tat had st Arst "a
avsbssd Carolyn Nay was returning.
NE began 10 orooD. xseosgod
Axnty Reos discovered this physical
aanes vssy auleAiy.
"ahSis jsse HE . dFoopy ehieksa, !"
6eeiare4 ths eoed woman. saAA. good
ssss mowR I have sssa enough q
49,
%. - Q se1mulant and . preventive
e ~droopinsaA" Annty Rose prescribed
boossst To-. splsnty Of It"
Three ttmss Q day Carolyn Nay was
1essd With bonssst tsa. How long ths
ehlld's stomach would have endured
undsf this Treatment win never b
0swa. Carolyn May got no bsttsf.
hat was surss but one day something
haops.sd.
Wintsr had moved On IN ~ usual
hssy and snowy way. Oarolyn Nay
had kept up all her intsrssts-aftsr .
eAahioa.
Dsajamia Hardy had soos 10 AdamS
camp 70 Wost. II seemed hs could ne
D pesvy. q eanthook. pretty well, hav-
Dng doos somsthing besides sailing In
~ day. TN. Tie haekman, worked at
leegang In tAs wtntse mooths, too. Hs
sG1ally wat past The etasg place with
team fea1 umss each day.
IAses was eomsthing Carolyn Nay
Wl1Asd b ask Bsnjamin Hardy. but
~ "a net waat anybody sass b know
Wat Il was-not svsa Unele Joe o
Aunty Rosa 00ee n ths fan and b.
eoes ths snow eans shs had Hidden %
ear - AdamS camp with Mf. PaFiow.
Hs had eoos there for some hickory
WseA
Dst. now. 10 sids On he sapey slsd
Do1ag h aAd O. teo Of ~ had q log
osalng ost of ~ lsessG Carolyn Nay
~ s1fA would b much more exciting.
~ mentioned hsf desire to Uncle Joe
- q RHAAav Avnnen~
wei, now. II it's pleasant I don't
~ anything 10 forbid. Do you. Aunty
ososr Af. etasg returned.
1Deesums Tim will take The best Of
oaeo q her," The woman said. Maybe.
DDe11ns oat more In The air viii make
~ hok lsss peaked. Joseph etaeE."
TAs szeitsmsnt Of preparing to 90
y he camp Tie nsxt morning brought
~ roses Into Carolyn Mays cheeks
~ made Aer syss sparkle. When
I'm. The hackman. went into town
With his Arst load hs was forswssnsd
b Aunty Ress that hs would have
0s0pany going back.
"Pitcher Of George washington I" "a.
1ainsd TIN. "Ths boys will near bout
Aks Q holiday"
1Aere Was but ooe woman u ths
eaDR Judy AasoA. She lived In oos
e ~ log huts WITH her husband. Hs
Was Q sawyss. and J1dy 0id he msn'l
0asAiA&
Dsajania Harry vss plsassd In
6eel. % - Ais nttSe fsssnd asaia.
Tea cone With n. please" she
W11Qsre6 b the old seaman altse din
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Just hse GALAXY.

Just Hen GALAXY.
"You are worth your weight IN GOLD.
gushsd the enamored youth.
NY dear boy" Responded tAs move
star. "you are not very 0atterine. ! eee
hat much gold every wssk."-F1'm
Fun.
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The on lahv Aaale

The on lsdy Again.
YEA" said Mrs. Blundsfby. my
aephsw 70 home again. and you shou'o
Just - his collection Of momsntuins
q the war."-Boetoo Transcript.
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Cash 0ssas n cAsa..>.

cA.ease.-cesS-No. ] zsiSoS. a,s,x
fli.;SflI:;yN' Ne; :..lE : lE:slsv. si.tdSiss&; Ns.
Qs!SsM1Hc; Vita 'so'sxs; ssasA.
y;;;S:,@e;;ii,,iI;;xs.',x.
LAs1-eSI.eS.
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Pssss ss Ssese.

cu s'E . Is: ::;:1ss ,t;YC IA "A
4 ~: esSss. sii; Xxi pow7sSsS
S.Se: powoeree. III: fl0e GfA0vlofe1
~. @s:.Gs1 ". 4. r. 4 ~: eoss'esiossss 4
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0asAlIv Ahante1.

"why are songs Of The sea 70 popu.
iafr' II suppose Il 10 % account OF
the whistiing buoys."
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0soe1.
H00H.
HIDES AND PELTS.
DU rlat Hides.

Furnished BY Charles Friend 4 Co.
lac. toe-9l7 waSes street, Denver
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aaIsssl.anss.,s Msrsssta
Metal Aaylsslku

Metal 0asAsta.
Colorado eettls0sat PrSs>a
4af silver. SI,elk.
Copper. h.. lie.
Lad. SS.1S.
osltss. eo.3l.
funGstsn. Per saie OiaSSOSl>. "a.
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Vegetables.
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
=. o. =. Denver. Carload Prices.
Nay.

Buying Prices.
Colorado upland. per ton. .311.oe 3e.ee
Nebraska, per ton ........ 30.oo01l.0o
Prairie Hay. Colorado aSd
Nebraska, per ton ..... 90.004 Il.eo
Timothy, per ton ....... 39.003N.0o
Alfalfa, per ten .......... 1909 5000
South Park, per ton. 33.00413.00
0unnison Valley. per ton. 3l0o411.0o
Straw. per ton .......... S.oo0 500
Grain,
Oats. Nsb. 100 lbs. buying.
Corn chop. sack. selling. ........ liz
Waite cornmsal, Per 100 lbs...... !.eo
Yellow corameal per 100 lbs. l.eo
Gluten feed. sacked. selling. Ia
Bran. Colo. per leo lbs. selling. LIS
11o0S.
Hungarian Patent, - lbs. sacked.
subject to discount ............eS.1l
Hungarian, ~ lbs. sacked. sub.
Jeot to discount ............... 1.S7
Ava4arian, - lbs. sacked. sub.
3e6e to discount ............... l.9S
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A lev Peeevee,

An aspiration 10 Q 10Y forever. n
have many Of these 10 to b spiritually
Pich.-Steveueon.
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LESSON TExTs-Genesis n:5s-B: Ephs-
SLAMS 4:2O-24: Genesis 2:7-s.
GOLDEN TEXT-God created man IN
bis own ,image.-Gen. 1:T.
DEVOTIONAL READING-Psalms J.
PRIMARY TOPIC-0od Our Creator ana
Father.
JUNIOR ToPIc-whas God Expects
From His Children.
INTERMEDIATE TOPIC-Loyalty to
Our Heavenly Father.
SENIOR AND ADULT ToPIC-Ths
Dignity and Worth Of Man.
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soNo Oeea . eeeas oesWNl8 llyoeee,
NAoe TINY TheUOAe ! Was oeo1
Whoa ! Wao Noulo1 laboaeA
~. "Yo0 en- 0ekA Tea havaaS
~ - . beek y Vesk ~ ~ H
b ealy ~ isa1lAs ~ ~ - ~
- TN"
sAye. ~ hta1s 01sa WAAs'u ~
~ sbe0er 00es1s1 DsajaAis 60
Uo0Gly. ~ - Fo0e0heeo1 tAAe -
~ - - w aas1n1Dsse = ~ -
VQDual3oa VA ~.
= Wa1t ~ = ~ ~ seose14e'
0eaoAniA" - ~
1aa ahss4 1oely!" - .slDse9el
~ aDDossoe 1aMe01A 0nAO ~
~ 0o0oWAnA
WAo. 0sasaa1s-sss ~ 0sv'
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nlplovID uyRoRN RTHlNAfloAlA
SUNlNSQlO0L
LESSON

By REV. p. B. FITZWATER, D. D.,
Teacher of English Bible In the sodJ
Bible Institute Of Chicago)
Copyright. 1919. By Western EsXspsps: unln9il
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Dres.ed Poultry.
EHHh
Ov orATIo N .

Eggs. strictly fresh. case aseo.,,
count .................. .$4A.eVV AA'ss
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c,,,asaA ~ ;, DsaA ,ssaa . sos.sa.y. ~
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Butter.
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WANTED-Particulars of commercial
water fronts factories. factory sites, ware
lease. FLOYD .. CoRBIN. Specialist. 10
Wall ST.. ~. r.
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ron SALE OR RENT.

wANTBD-To buy or rent a small place
in New Jersey or on Long Island, not ex-
on railroad siding. and where smelling
is permitted; building. II any, one-story'
preferably OF foundry type. Address, with
full particulars and price. NJ. DUNNELI.
JR.. ll5 Bank ST.. New York City.
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GEORGIA REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

IDEAL HUNTING PRESERVE AT
BARGAIN.
5000 acre hunting preserve and stock
range OF which 1000 acres are under
fence; three artesian wells and plenty
running water, hardwood timber and pine.
Abouuds In deer. wild turkey, quail, and
doves; also ducks In season.
Situated or the Dixie highway; % miles
nom city of 10000 population.
Seaboard Air Line runs through property
With station on same
Price tis per acre. Liberal terms.
Party or parties interested in either pur-
chasing tract or orEanininE a huntinr eiub
please sorrsspond with h, boz 70 sun office
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ATTENTION, Owners--Do you want cash
for your one, two and three family houses
and apartment houses? Send full partIcu-
lars: quick action. OHARA BROS. 2oOth
St. and Webster Ave, Bronx.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

Senator and Mrs. Nealy N. Chaplin
entertained with a delightful dinner
party at their home on Sunday even
ing, when covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Roper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Osmond George Bates. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Patrick and Mr.. r. II. Holtz-
man.
Mrs. /. Sutherland will entertain
the Woman's Club at a tea at her
home in East Ely next Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. B.. l.. Quayle and family de-
parted for California Friday morn
ing where they will spend the win
ter.
Reverend and Mrs. James NC
Laughlin and family arrived in Ely
during the week. where Rev. Nc
Laughlin assumes the duties as rec
tor OF St. Bartholomew's church, and
an informal reception was held at
the rectory on Thursday evening,
when about fifty guests greeted the
newcomers.
Mrs. Rodney Hall Richardson will
entertain the Amateur Bridge Club
next Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gael Hoag have re-
turned from a visit in the east, Mrs.
Hoag having spent the past several
months with her daughter, Miss
Helen, in Chicago. where Mr.. Hoag
Joined his family for the holidays,
passing through Chicago en- route to
Detroit, where he attended an I'M
portant meeting of the Lincoln High
way association.
Mrs. Osmond George Bates Is en-
ltertaining with a luncheon in honor
of her aunt, Mrs. H. e. Brunette. on
Wednesday, when the members OF
the Thursday Sewing Club and a few
other guests will be included In her
guest list.
Mrs. James Bennett entertained
the Tuesday Evening Five Hundred
Club at the home of Mrs. G. w. Vel
Ter, Tuesday evening. The guests
present were Mrs. Ed Willard, Mrs.
Ed White, Mrs. John Eager. Mrs.
David hartley, Mrs. Charles Walker,
Mrs. I. C. C. Whitmore, Mrs. George
Linsley, Mrs. LeGrande Cannon, Mrs.
Weller, Mrs. Samuel Patrick and
the Misses Virginia Carothers and
Eileen Walker.
A congenial gathering OF friends
ma Anticipated in the celebration of Mr..
William Neil McGill's birthday an
niversary last Monday evening, when
a handsomely appointed stag dinner
was the mode of entertainment fur
nished by Mrs. McGill for her bus
bands pleasure. A center p.ece of
pink roses was tho dominant feature
of decoration, with favors OF Ever
sharp silver pencils marking the
places for Messrs. G. b. Lakenan,
y. l.. Quayle. T. ]. Duddleson. Arthur
Smith. Alfred Doull and Or. n. II.
Richardson.
Miss Jean Jackson has returned to
Salt Lake to resume her studies at
st. Mary's academy.
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Miss Murdoch has the distinction
of being the only marinette serving
from this district and is one of two
serving in the Salt Lake division,
which includes Utah and several ad-
jacent states. with headquarters in
Salt Lake, and expects to serve in
this capacity for four years. Though
young in years Miss Murdoch Is
splendidly prepared for this position,
being a graduate of the White Pine
County high school and Held's bust
ness college in San Francisco. also
having attended the state university
of Utah for several years.
Miss Murdoch is a member OF Ely's
younger social set and was accorded
many pretty social courtesies during
her recent visit.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

CANDY
KITCHEN
Hard to Explain.

Has it ever been fully explained
why it is that a man on a cold, raw
day will sit four hours uncomplain-
ingly on a hard board In a rowboat
and hold a fish pole, yet squirm and
fidget and fume If he Is asked to sit
more than an hour and fifteen minutes
on a cushioned seat in a well-warmed
church, .rE1s8xap
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

those present being the Misses Flora
Rowan, Sarah Mona Smith, June
Grant, Margaret Grant, Gladys Mum
day and Thelma Knight, and Messrs.
Ray Kirkland, Jay Fritz Arnold,
William Grant, II. Joseph Arnold
and Frank Tompkins.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

enjoyable dance at the High School
gymnasium Friday evening. many in
vited guests participating in the
evenings pleasure.
Mrs. Barron will be the hostess of
the next Five Hundred Club meet
ing.
Mrs. Jay Brinton departed for Og-
den last Monday morning where she
will join Lieutenant Brintcn, who is
returning to Ely to resume his posi-
ton in the First National bank.
after having been in the government
service at Camp Zacharia Taylor.
Kentucky, for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fronk E. Swartz and
daughter, Mary, enjoyed Wednesday
evening dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. David P. Bart..y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gu ;rles Walker are
at home TO their friends in the Eager
residence in Central Ely.
Mrs. w. S. Elliott entertained the
Ante Club last night.
The Misses Minnie Meyers and
Mary Deckelman return to Ogden
Monday morning, where they will re-
sumo their school duties at the Sa-
cred Heart academy.
Mrs. Arthur Knecht was the host
ess of a merry little evening gather
ing Friday evening, when Mrs.
James s. Bennett, Mrs. Winfield
Scott Elliott, Mrs. Clarence McFad-
den, Mrs. w. R. Howells and Miss
Dorothy Meyers participated in the
evenings pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Linsley en-
tertained dinner guests last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Herman Wise extended hos
pitality to dinner guests at the Step
toe hotel last Saturday evening.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. House and Mr.. and Mrs. G. l..
House.
The Ante Club enjoyed a prettily
appointed dinner at the home of
Mrs. Arthur Knecht last Monday
evening, when Mrs. Pearl, Mrs. Le-
Grande Cannon, Mrs. Winfield Scott
Elliott, Mrs. James s. Bennett and
Mrs. Tom Evans vert also guests.
After an enjoyable evening at
the cadet hop at the high school
Friday night. Miss Mary Mcfarland
and Don Accre entertained a num-
Der of guests al a midnight luncheon,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

Mrs. Gael Hoag will be the next
hostess of the Voluntary Aid Club.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

After IN enjoyable evening at
the cadet hop at the high school
Friday night. Miss Mary Mcfarland
and Don Accre entertained a num-
Der of guests at a midnight luncheon,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-12

u. s. Murinette, Who Recently Spent
a FurI0ugh With Her Parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Murdoch