White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-06
FSTE4sT Ely JOT7INCS DISQUALIFICATION
N'GILL BREVI7IES

lN'GILL BREVIIIES
Potter Gilert was an Ely visitor
Thursday, spending the day with MI
and Mrs. Henry Goodman.
NIiss Mae Brown was a passenger
IN the early train saturday for Ely
returning on the afternoon TRAM
aIr White of the smith-Faus Drug
Company Of Ogden was a McGiii VS.
itor Friday, calling on the trade'
Rev James Mclaughlin was a
McGill visitor Thursday. attending 10
business connected with his parish.
Mrs L. Boyd-Smith was an lily
visitor Thursday, attending the meet
ing of the Thursday afternoon Bridge
Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Emer Long
we're Ely visitors Wednesday, spend
ing the day with Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Linsley
Or Thomas SuTall and William
Biggane motored to McGill Sunday
afternoon. returning with \, }.
Thomson as their guest.
Mrs. lack Gordon, Mrs. W. a. Nc
Gov and Miss Adelaide Brown were
Ely visitors Thursday evening, re-
turning on the late train
The ladies of the Catholic church
gave a card party Tuesday evening
at the McCill schoolhouse, which was
enjoyed by quite an assemblage.
Christian Science services will be
held this evening in Cyprus hall at
80. The lesson sermon for today
will be Spirit" All are welcome.
Mrs. Frank Carlin, Mrs William
Campbell and Mrs. Walter MeCar-
thy motored to McGill Tuesday last
to attend the Catholic Ladies party.
d. B. Leyson, who has been i'll for
The last week with tonsilitis. Is again
at his desk in the offices OF the Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Company.
William Milford has purchased a
Ford r%aeeabout and expects to see
Guflt d Dll VI Tux ibAifhibo AoaA
try during the coming summer
months
Mrs. II. +. Middagh spent Wednes-
day and Thursday as the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs F. o Ringer OF Ely.
returning on the late train Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Chapman ar
rived on Friday evenings train from
the east. where they were called some
three weeks ago by the death of Mrs
Chapman's father.
Sam Apnleman was a passenger
for Salt Lake City Friday morning
and expects to be gone several days
on business connected with his In
terests here in town.
Mrs. Harry Muller, wife of Harry
Muller, cashier of the MeGil1 Nation
al bank, has returned from an ex-
tended visit with friends and rela-
tives in several of the eastern states.
A. c. Ramsey. we'll known around
McGill and for some time an employe
of the Nevada Consolidated Copper
Company, has left for Pittsburg, Pa,
where he will make his home in the
future.
Edward =. Smith motored 10 Ely
Thursday evening TO attend TO per
sonal affairs which needed his atten.
ton prior TO his departure for Cali
fornia. He was registered at the
Northern
Mrs Robert Tulin left Tuesday
morning for California. where she
will join her husband. Mr.. Tulin
has been i'll in the hospital since the
first of the year, but is reported as
improving
Charles Trowbridge, who is con
nected with the employees commits
sary at Ruth. was a McGill visitor
last Sunday, spending the week end
as the house guest OF Mr. and Mrs
James Ryan.
AIRS. James Milne and daughter
Jean spent Friday I'm East Ely with
Mrs. Mines sister-in-law. Mrs. y. W.
Fay. They we're Joined in the eve
ming by Mr.. Milne and daughter In
cred, who went over TO the railroad
town on the main line passenger
train
Valentines are being sold this year
by the Mothers Club in an attempt
to raise funds 10 meet the needs of
the club. The sale is taking place
at the MeGill drug store and a most
complete assortment of cards, etc i,
Is shown from which to make a Sc
lection.
c. J Barnes. who has been init
mately connected with the outdoor
sports Of McGill for a number OF
years, has been appointed TO fiji the
position made vacant by the resig
nation of James Howe as manager of
The employees clubhouse. His APP
/ ointment has met with favor among
those who are interested in athletics
and II is generally felt that neither
the clubhouse nor athletics will lose
any prestige under his management.