White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-27

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LOCAL BREVIIIEs
J. ]. Gubler of Lund was amoni
those from the White river section
who spent a few days in Ely Thu
week.
NJ. NJ. Gardner came in from his
home in the White river valley las
Wednesday and registered at th'
Northern.
A. r. Whitehead of Lund wa:
among those who found it necessary
to visit Ely on a business mission
during the week.
Miss Thelma Pedlar was operated
on at the Steptoe Valley hospital last
Friday for throat trouble and is now
much improved in health.
Harold Gillette, who underwent a
minor operation performed at the
Steptoe Valley hospital last Wednes-
day by DIR r.. A. Bowdle, is reported
to be rapidly recovering.
In the matter of the estate of Os-
car A. Turner, on petition of c. A
Eddy the former administrator. A. Il.
Witcher, was removed in the district
court last Tuesday and William Big
game appointed in his stead.
BY an order made and entered by
Judge McFadden in the district court
last Monday, County Commissioner
Robert l.. Tucker was appointed ex-
ecutor of the estate of his mother,
the late Martha Catherine Lewis.
John L. Whipple. accompanied by
Mrs. Whipple and o Claire, ar
rived in Ely Thursday in time to
spend Thanksgiving in the city. Mr..
Whipple will attend to business mat
tiers in Ely before returning to his
home at Sunnyside.
Former County Treasurer and
County Auditor A. S. tDel) Leahigh
is now located with his family in the
city of Reno, according to a letter re-
ceived by a friend in Ely. Del is
associated with the Reno Social Club,
of which Tex Hall. formerly of Ely,
is manager.
Miss Gertie Meyers. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Meyers. was OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis at the
Steptoe Valley hospital last Monday.
The operation. which was performed
by DR.. r. A. Bowdle. was highly sue
cessful and Miss Meyers is making
rapid strides toward complete recov-
cry.
Rev. James Mclaughlin. vicar of
st. Ba~rtholomew's Episcopal church,
suffered a painful injury to the
thumb of his right hand last Sunday
afternoon. In the closing of a door
the thumb was caught between the
door and the iamb. infiicting such an
injury as to require surgical atten-
ton.
The Thanksgiving day football
game between picked teams from Ely
and McGill. which was played on the
Ely grounds, attracted an unusually
large crowd and the spectators were
amply rewarded with brilliant plays
on the part of both teams throughout
the entire game. The final score was
- " y III VI nv 1is ASohf
Last Wednesday Orval Baird found
his dog to have every symptom of ra-
bies and he resolved to take no
chances. so the animal was immedi-
ately destroyed. The dog is believed
to have been bitten about two months
& but since that time has been muz-
Zled, so there would seem to be no
chance OF IL having further spread
The disease.
The trial of the suit of o. G Bates
against Z. w. Hulse and others will
be called in the district court tomor-
row morning before Judge J 9. Nc
Fadden and a jury. The action arises
out of an alleged stock transaction
between the parties. Chandler AZ
Quayle will appear for the p~laintiff
while Anthony Zurich will represent
the defendants.
Friday last an e~ight-pound baby
girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Berman at the Soaring hospital. in
Central Ely. where Mrs. Berman has
been under the care of DR.. r A.
Bowdle. Both mother and daughter
are reported as doing exceptionally
well and the happy parents are re
ceiving congratulations from their
large circle Of friends.
Christine. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Russell of Ely, was
operated upon by DIR. A. f. r. Bucket
at the Ely Surgical hospital last Sun.
day afternoon. The operation, which
was of a successful nature, becam,
necessary by reaso of an attack o.
appendicitis. Little Josephine is rap
idly convalescing and her winsom.
baby smile is again in evidence.
Deputy District Attorney V. II. Var
gas and Deputy Sheriff Bud Bodell
who are ALWAYS looking for some
thing new. feeling that they had seer
all on earth. attempted TO get a peel
into the heavenly kingdom last Mon
day when they scared several thous
and feet in the airplane. They di,
not report having had opportunity L
shake hands with any old friend