White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-01
ELY JO77INCS

G. C. Albright has gone TO Canyon
City, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Smith left yes
terday morning for Salt Lake City'
William tBill) Young, longtime
Nevada Northern engineer, lett yes
terday morning for Reno
Inc Harrop. a well-known and 0
time resident here, left Inursaas
morning, with Chicago as MS oI''.
mate destination.
Peter Brannigan, who has been re-
ceiying treatment at the Steptoe hos
t,ital for some time. left "Wednesday
morning for Reno.
Dan Bascom and family move
Yesterday into the Morgan house, %
Avenue r, recently vacated by John
C. Metzier and his mother.
Tom Karmas, who has been in the
employ OF the Nevada Northern rail-
way for several years. left Thursday
morning for Green River, Wyo.
Frank Ratigan, one OF the old-tlm-
ers In the Nevada Northern train SER
vice. was outbound the first of the
week for a new location. Frank said
he had no particular point in view but
was on his way somewhere.
]. A. Martin and family. who have
been residents here for several years
left this week for other localities
Mrs. Martin and little daughter will
visit for some time in Oreanna. New.
while MI. Martin intends taking a
into Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moves left
morning for Pocatelloi
idaho, from whence they plan to X
tend their journey to San Diego. Cal.
with a possibility of locating in the
coast city. Mr.. Moyes was employed
as machinist in the Nevada Northern
railway shops.
Announcement has been received
In East Ely OF the marriage in e
York April 90 OF Miss Harriet j. Fog
gerty to Ben Doan. The groom Is
we'll remembered here, where he was
in the bakery business for a number
OF years. During the great war he
was in the naval service.
Joe Harry, for the last six years q
employed at the Nevada
Northern shops, will leave this
morning in his automobile for Tono-
pah and other parts OF the country
and may go to southern California
Joe sold his garage TO Fl. A. Davidson
and Bob Nichols. with n OF his big
moved the building to it's new
yesterday afternoon.
T.. G. Forster was a passenger out
on Tuesday mornings main line pas
senger train to Cobre. Mr.. Forster
has been a resident here for several
years and was employed a. a fireman
on the Nevada Northern. He said he
might go east to Indiana or TO the
coast in the opposite direction, and
N any case he was going TO scout
around awhile and await develop.
c. A. (Chippy) Wilson left ON yes
terday mornings main line train for
Chlppy, in bidding goodby
W hln many iIituus, thlu ne ndu no
definite plans for the present and
had no particular destination in view
at this time. He did say. however.
he intended to keep in touch
with the Ely district and may head
this way again-when the iii.
pah oil boom stirs things up.
General Manager G. l.. Hickey and
wife have moved into the fine new
residence recently completed for
heir use on Twelfth street, neal the
Northern East Ely passenger
The house is OF bungalow
type and In plan. finish and fittings
nothing has been overlooked that
to the comfort and needs and
tastes of the occupants. The
house was built under the personal
of Edward Horrocks.
who has charge of all construction
work for the Nevada Northern Rail
Nav Company.