White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-10
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caoree ". Thompson Of McGili Will
leave in a fewd avs for Tonopah.
penne r. Whitehead, deputy sner.
if at Lund. was a visitor IN the CITY
yesterday.
Lewis Yelland of Spring valley
came in yesterday from his ranch GU
land business.
John II. Dolan, road supervisor fof
the Cherry Creek road district, was
a visitor i'm the city during the week
c. w. Jensen, postmaster at Pres
ton. was in the city during the wees'
coming in from his ranch with PROD
uce.
Frank w. Willard returned last
night after having spent a few days
on business in the western r OF
the state.
Carl Matson of Preston was among
the visitors in Ely during the week
coming in on one of his regular bust
ness trips.
Charles e. Stephens came in from
Sharp yesterday, accompanied by
Mrs. Stephens. on one of his regular
business visits.
Bishop Christian Hermansen re-
turned from Utah last Monday night,
accompanied by his five children, and
left for his home in Preston Tuesday
morning.
A baby girl was born TO Mrs. IL. a.
Mooney at the Steptoe hospital this
week and Papa Mooney is receiving
the congratulations of his many
friends at McGill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clara Roberts, who
have made their home in Ely for the
last three years, left during the week
for Des Moines. Iowa, where they will
make their future home.
VI. II. Breen left Thursday for Car.
lin. New, from where he will later
proceed to the Lynn Big Six mine, OF
which Tom O'Brien has written sc
~favorably to his friends n Ely.
Earl Mangum. Jr., formerly in the
employ of the Campton Commercial
in Ely. left for Phoebe last
Monday and will take up his resi-
aence there, at least for the present.
j. Z. Fort of Ruth. who was OPP
on at the Steptoe hospital
last Thursday. is reported TO be In
excellent condition and will no doubt
able TO return to his home within
few days.
Counsellor II. ". Edwards moved
his law offices this week from the
Comins building To the Oldfield build
where he has engaged larger
quarters in order To care for his ex-
practice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hillen OF Me
Gill were Ely visitors yesterday prior
their departure this morning for
Salt Lake City, where they expect tc
spend some time visiting, later go.
ing on to Park City. where they will
make their future home.
Attorner Charles S Chandler has
returned to the city after a visit In
Mr.. Chandler represented
White Pine county in the legislature
at Carson City. where he was speak.
er of the assembly. and before re-
turing e Ely ven to the coast for o
visit.
Thomas Carnow. former manager
OF the Gibson Commercial Company
In this district. will leave tomorrow
morning for Reno. Mrs. Curnow and
the family will remain in Ely until
the close OF the school term. when
they will join Mr.. Carnow in the west.
ern Metropolis.
Arthur Knecht returned last Fri.
day night after having spent a yaea-
ton of three weeks on the Pacific
coast. where he visited with he
brother, II. Z. Knecht. in Los Angeles
and also points of interest before
coming back 10 u his usual bus.
activities In Ely.
Mrs. Charles A. Walker, who spent
the last two months on "A visit to
California. returned Friday evening
While in San Francisco Mrs. Walker
met a number of former Ely resi-
including Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Nc.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cartwright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lake and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey House.
Mrs. w. f. Campbell. who has for
some years past conducted the Spo.
kane and Richmar rooming houses In
Fly. has purchased the Main hotel at
the corner of Third. south. and Main
street, Salt Lake City, and will leave
Ely next Thursday TO assume charge
OF her newly purchased establish
ment.. Mrs. j. f. Mccarthy will as.
sumo charge of the Richmar In Ely.