White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-10

PERSONAL MENTION
carl +. Muir of Hamilton was Il
visitor in Ely Friday.
Miguel lubiri OF Schellbourne was
Il business visitor in Ely yesterday.
Sheriff Henry Nicholson returned
Thursday night from an official trip
10 Baker.
W. {. Bradley of Bothwick was 10
from his ranch this week on a bust
ness trip
Rennic Whitehead and George a,
Terry OF Lund we're registered AT tine
Northern hotel Friday.
Mrs. 4. f. Burch OF Duckwater was
a visitor in Ely during the week, com
ing in ION business matters.
&. II. Hart and c. b. Gallagher OF
Geyser were visitors in Ely during
The week, registering at the North
err hotel.
John Hewlett OF Cherry Creek was
IN the city his week 10 visit his
mother, who is II patient at II new
comfy hospital.
William and Arthur llenriod of
Parker were in the city during the
week to look after land matters be
fore County Clerk oldheld
County Recorder J. o. Mckernan,
II e. Reilly and X. NJ. Nesbett went
on 81 fishing trip 10. Spring valley Sat
urday. returning Monday evening.
Mrs. w u. Davies of Aurum was
In from the Davies ranch last We'd
nesday to fle on u desert homestead
near the home ranch in Spring valley.
Mrs. Rose Hawkins, "a former resi-
dent of Ely, was a visitor here the
first of the week. leaving Thursday
morning for her present homo in
jacksonville. Cal.
{. II. Bent, secretary OF the Ely
Chamber of Commerce, left Thurs
day for Fallon on business for his
firm, Woods & Bent. who T inter
ested in the Fallon Oil and Gas Com
rany.
j. II. Dclan, road supervisor of the
Cherry Creek district. was a visitor
in the city during the week, coming in
from his ranch at Aurum 10 attend
the meeting OF the board of county
commissioners,
Louis Fraser. who has been work
.ng ut the kolchelS mine. i'm Spring
came in the early part of the
week lie reports that heavy frosts
occurred in the mountains on the
Fourth of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Il. Haley
observed the forty-elghth an
liyersar, of their marriage last Mon
when numerous friends and rel
lti,es called to pay their respects 10
he Well-known couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
.laleN were married ut Eureka, Nev
Con Hanoy has received word of
he death of his father. Ed Haney
Nho passed away June ! while on 4
visit to his old home in Ireland. The
deceased IA a citizen of the United
and formerly resided in Mon
Con Haffey. who was formerly
a resident of McGill and q candidate
for the nomination for sheriff In last
falls primary election, 10 at present
NJ Phoebe.
Fred Hartley. manager 81 the local
J {. Penney Company store. left
morning for New York City
on company business. lie also OK
poets 10 visit a branch store in Penn
sylvania ard on the return trip will
le accompanied from Kansas City by
his wife and son VINO are at present
visiting there. Mr.. Hartley. in on
pany with Joe Fouilleul of the Candy
Kitchen, had planned TO make the
trip east by automobile, but finally
had 10 make other arrangements.
Judge G J. Mctadden left Thurs
day morning for Winnemueca 20 hear
n motion for a new trial in the case
or the Nixon heirs against the city
OF Winnemucca ia recover title 10 the
ANfNoh tp'i0 iVuNts MHlNU WAS klNtn
10 tho city by the late Senator Nixon
Judge McFadden occupied the bench
for Judge Callahan during the trial
of the case and returned a decision
I'm favor of the Nixon heirs. The city
OF Winnemueea is now introducing
proceedings 10 secure a new trial.
William II Bell and wife of San
Francisco were visitors in Ely Thurs
day and Friday, returning To Cali.
fernia by way of Reno. They are
travelling overland in a handsome
Hudson sedan automobile. which at
traeted a lot OF favorable comment at
the Lincoln Highway garage, where
the travellers registered. Mr.. Bell Is
assistant manager Of the Mergenthal-
err Linotype companys San Francisco
Office and called at-the newspaper of
fees in an official capacity for his
company.
FireProohns Cotton.