White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moyes left the
last week for Poeatello. Idaho. and
other points for a three weeks raca-
ton trip.
Mrs. Frank l.. Beverly arrived home
the first of the week from Ellis. Kas..
where she was called by the Illness
and death of her mother.
Mrs. n. T.. Hartman and daughter
Frieda are planning to leave tits week
for Canyon City. Col. where they will
remain during the christmas holidays.
william Parks. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Parks, is leaving this morning
for Richmond. Cal. where he WIN re-
main for awhile with his sister. Mrs.
NJ. w. Jones.
Mrs. I Sutherland, who was taken
IN at her home last week. was taken
TO the Stepioe Valley hospital Thurs
day. where she Is receiving treatment.
Favorable reports ara, received as to
her condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Armstrong went
to McGin Wednesday TO remain over
night with friends and Thursday morn
ing left for Salt Lake City. Later
they expect TO locate in California.
The Armstrong; have been residents
of East Ely for the last two years.
Mr.. Armstrong being employed as u
pipeftter In the Nevada Northern rail
va shops.
IL. .. Wade. engineer on the Nevada
Northern railway, who with his family
recently went to Pueblo. Col. with the
intention of remaining there. has re-
turned to East Ely. Mr.. Wade found
things dul IN Colorado. and when ask
ed as how he happened to return to
this neck of the woods is quoted AZ
saying: We'll. there are ten thousand
men looking for jobs in Pueblo. so l
thought ! might as well starNe to
death here as there" Chances are
Burt put II a little strong. Ills family
accompanied him To East Ely.
The East Ely school was closed We'd
nesday because of trouble with the
heating plant Members OF the teach
ing STAFF devoted the day To visiting
schools in Ely. while the student body
took advantage of the good coastirg
on the several East Ely streets. where
the snow had packed to " hard path,
for a days sliding. Plumbers by
working all day and a good part os
the night had the trouble repaired SO
that school was Resumed Thursday
morning. much To the satisfactorily
II all concerned. particularly tho
scholars.
Mrs. Harold \. Davidson was hostess
for the mectlns Of the +. Il. O. Mon
laxs assA.tRa So H.. .A.af. -.
of business there NSas a distribution
of Christmas presents OF the white
elephant sort. which. Absorbing ~ re-
Port. iusde no end of mefrtment. The
p. T.. O. is a strictly tenn sim order
and the meetings are not pGSlic. but
IL has leaked out that the gifts were
OF wide range, from celluloid kew SCR.
yarn muflers and kitchen utensils ~
toilet soap and bust developers. and
that The distribution was effected In
a way quite consistent with the nr.,is
of the recipients.
The salt Lake Tribune Of Friday
contained a h~alftono likeness and
write-up of Mrs. Ann McFarlane Frs
Kline, who on December IL celebrated
her ninety sixth birthday anniversary
in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Erskine has
seven living children. twenty-three
grandchildren and forty-four great
grandchildren. and among the SONS
present at the family gathering Is
mentioned James Erskine. at present
a resident of Salt Lake City. Mr.. Ers-
kline Is well remembered here. where
he resided for a number of years. hold
ing a position In the office of the chief
engineer for the Nevada Northern rail-