White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-19
.Gs PERSONAL MENTION
LOCAL BREVITIES EAST ELY O7TINCS PE

EAST ELY JO1IINGS
Mrs. II. NJ. Horner of Central Ely
left on Tuesday mornings train for
u visit With her laughter in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Smith and Mis-.
Virginia Stellman OF MeGin were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed E. Smith Tuesday evening.
Ed +. Smith. long with the Nevada
Northern railway, is now located al
Dunsmuir, Cal, but expects to return
home when business picks up.
Engineer George II. Cahill, accom-
panied by his wife and son Arthur.
left on Saturday mornings train for
q months visit in Denver, Col.
Mrs. j. 4. Kirkham left Thursday
morning for Portland, Ore. and will
visit other places on the coast, includ.
ing San Francisco, before returning
home.
Frank Boes, in charge of the Ne
Ndud NOTl1eTn lItlSHl SidtiOHs II
making a trip to the western part OF
the state. visiting Reno, Carson City
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Creary OF Con.
tact, New, are guests at the home of
Mrs. Creary's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. =. Rumbaugh. having made the
trip here by automobile.
Mrs. George l.. Doughty of East
Ely entertained at cards at her home
last Wednesday evening. her guests
being Mrs. Gundlock, Mrs. Preston
and Miss Green. Refreshments We're
served.
Friends I'm East Ely of Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Wood, who left here last
fall for Salt Lake City, have received
word that they have removed IN
Council Bluffs. Iowa. where the 'ma.
tors work has taken him
Joe r. Harry writes East Ely
friends that he and his wife are tenn
says in his letter: This is some
country: no %sagebrush or sand; moth
ing but trees. flowers. tame squirrels.
III wi thiHe tboN bo'1 'fhA II
Doris Duval. formerly employed as
electrician by the Nevada Consolidat.
cd Copper Company at McGill. il
making his plans to leave in a few
days for S%usanville. Cal. with the ex-
peetation of locating there. Mrs. Du-
val will remain here for the present
DIR. Il. A. Bowdle and his wife. DIR.
Katherine T.. Bowdle, Were arrivals
on Thursdays train. Mrs. Bowdle
having visited the last month in San
Francisco and Los Angeles and Mr.
Bowdle having been on a weeks trip
to Salt Lake City. They met at Co
bre on the return trip To East Ely.
{. y. Stevenson, accompanied by
his wife and daughter Elizabeth. left
Sunday morning for Oakland. Cal,
going overland by automobile. MIR
Stevenson, formerly secretary TO Cen
eral Manager Hickey OF the Nevada
Northern railway. expects to locate
in Los Angeles or vicinity after a
visit with his mother In Oakland.
y. Y. McGinty left Tuesday morn
ing for Fayette. Miss. Mr.. McGinty.
who has been a conductor on the Ne
vada Northern railway for n number
OF years. does not expect TO return
Ia this locality and for the present
plans TO remain with his family In
Mississippi He said thai he was
thinking of giving mp ~railroadine and
locating on a farm.
Mr. and Mrs. John + Shiel lefi
East Ely Tuesday for Los Angeles for
Il visit with relatives. From Los An
geles they plan to go to Tacoma,
Wash, with the expectation OF To-
eating there. They will make the
trip overland by automobile. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Shiel have been in the
employ Of the Nevada Northern rail
way, Mr.. Shiel as boilermaker fore.
man and Mrs. Shiel with the clerical
force in the general Offices. The good
wishes Of a wide circle of friends will
accompany them 10 their new loca.
tion.
II. \. Neuhauser returned Tuesday
night from Delta, Col, and is plan
hing 20 return there the coming week
with his wife ana locating, having
bought opt a coal, gas and oil bust.
ness there. Mr.. Neuhauser has been
in the employ OF the Nevada North
ern railway as a conductor in the ore
service and their departure takes an
other family who have long been res
idents of the district. Mr.. Neuhauser
saws the business he has purchased IL
well established in a prosperous To-
cality and he is confident as TO it,
future outcome They will leayev here
with the best wishes of n large circle
OF friends.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Ontie
Hoyenden was hostess at an anniyer.
sary dinner TO chapter c of the +. +.
O.. at her home in MeGill. After the
regular business meeting games and
stunts. which furnished much amuse.
ment, we're the order of the evening
Friday the 18th has no terrors for
The II L ~ 49,.