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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-08
BY Wild
CAT THIS ALLEGED
MURDERER RETURNS

NgninS'nn " ~. i"r." .t'r.N'h
n, hunger. h,r-.,.& 90, wild cats ami IL
rItr,nr ~, 49, ::'.h ~ 'iW't.n:; IN"
authorities. .'.if. BRADSHAW. alleged
MURDERER g.. !riu'y sheriff NHn* r.
l-,>: lI.n,,." vera. weeks aE"' IN"
who ....,.,r,,. 'u,. ,',r..l 'uU;iI j:ai. WITH
NM others ,,-' "Wednesday Might. ~
Irarrd e; jt.i today shortly "l''rn"""
.,ad su-rrud, r"d iu lai!'r y. l'"~~.
i nope an IN I'M" f"r dinner. Il"
,Iid the l,il-". L didn't r"hl!. want ="
ret away. hu; id wL"; :" S"'' ny
wic.. and ill. That's why ! !"'i "'th
III. others After !"t;. n"w"N"r. !
h,r.;n - rra~ TIA, w"u!d >" k'il"d =
returned 20 .hc E:trru"n cr'vh ""h''.
t-" and d!@ no. go.
BRADSHAW told .Ii,rr I'sS ;hh; -
had hrrn n hiding NJ n" i:'E Srn"f
and ,h..t h' had und"r@"r' marry lHT"
.-h,r.$. IT, declared that IA" l.'i had '"'
'.irl" to cat SInr" - E"'A"'> ""'
chat ~ was afraid - ~i~'.r ia ~ open
The climax W. r."h"d. IA" s''''
yhrr he VA, lwlk"n, ! tr'iH! nI:nt Icy
,hc h"w,inE and y"wisng. - NJ" 'T'''
r,osr IVY. II" ~pr.,u. /" hri l''' ANA pc
y, ii an enormous wilt ,.r'. "i'h'n -"
;r,., OF him H., Threw has hat ~ th'
,arrucnt to f-.sh:;m - awH!. lat 'h'
animal bowed Ur - .rt''r,. iHSh".''h'h US
,-'twS and BEGAN tn" iu'" 80 rS~S
I,~s~. T. ,"rutm"n /" WAL '..;s - me
Mlid
Er."lshnu sad hat ;h.r b. anew "''
never Ird r,N" an.' i"S."..t lea ing
Jail
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together AT Fort Wayne" the witness
declared Decker continued.
Decker III" witness said. turned away.
Identified by Mother.
Diliy testified that Mrs. Lydia Decker,
mr,h.- ur the D."'h'- boys. had identi.
ned Lov"ii'S body a. ;hat Of her son by
the tn,u, MARKS and broken ankle.
r.b. v;tu.-. said tn. ankle Was not
hrn.,n and !. had prev nusly been
hrnurh, cur that NirS'i Decker had no
tattoo marks on h< body y number OF
witnesses during th" day icstihcd con-
corning Fred Dc"k"r'S absence or emo
lion when he locked upon the Dooy ne
had Identified AZ that Of his brother.
Miss Miriam kchlcr. a nurse at the
bourbon hospital. t'StIiiHd Decker gave
iwn mechanical S"hS and brushcd MS
hand across his fare.
Mrs. Patrick Mc,iurc. who operates
The hosp!tal. told Il story similar TO that
"f Miss k"hl"r.
"r.red Decker walked past tho foot OF
The he'd" she testified. put his hands
IN his eyes and pretended to dry them.
and then passed quickly out OF the
room
Grant locking. another witness Of
I,ourhon testified that before lsoNett
died and Will" tho hoy was identineo
as Decker Fred Decker had asked him
# nc ,JockingI thought ;hc injured LAD
would regain consciousness and he able
10 laik.
tttorn.lS for III" state said this
evening :hai they believed they would
he able II complete the introduction OF
their witnesses some time tomorrow.
Tho defense. i was said, has twenty
IIN" witnesses.
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BACK FROM GERMANY
Brother Of Wheeling Man Spent Three
Years Overseas In Dental CorpS

r. Iiarland E"s". 90 Tho lt"cc-la> s
prup COMPANY. Received word ,l'i n:Gai
"t tho arrival II \"~ York ~ ms
brother. Captain Wa':'r ~ E">". from
overseas duty. captain E"@" WI. hHN"
:, rV"I three years overseas n IA" Den
tai corps -, n" american forrr& hi
coming fnl,. II" Vas !iS: stationed -
cohl"uz. lie - .u,r"iurani"d h"n'' 'h
his wife. f"rw.r'v Miss Laura N"nhinE.
daughter q: Mr.. and MR.. H. II. lIcnk-
ing. Of C;I,lipni'-. ONO.
When r,;,ns 10y ih":- marriage in tho
United States N"r" upset by Captain
RIOS" r"c"ivinr n"w orders 'nr extended
services At '',hl"nH. Miss ll"nninE SGT
led the. matter 'Lsi NuEu$' 10y E"lnE :"
Europe. and Their marriage ."'k ita'" ~
Paris.
Captain and Mr.. Ent' "Ii! arriN" n
Wheeling Tor n sa"r' '''r', after whI'h
,hcv VIII <" = iHlli'n.i>, ''' f"rmc.
:!nrn" ot both ':1.a!u Rns" "Np"''# 20
ho S,a.i"n.d n ~ l'nit"d states.
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Refused 10 Permit Jury
TO Visit Robbery Scene

Toledo. -. Juuc I.--pr"iar;nC il Was
!mpracticahlc 10 tax" thu" eighteen de-
PENDANTS On tho public streets. sven
under guard Of lnn officers with shot
guns" Judge John ". ktllitH today
refused {" prru'i' jury TO Wow tn"
s>rrns ~ ,h" rrl,h,ry a. February Il.
when III" Tt: =" D"Stuftjrc was looted
Of 81 .nnn. non IN hunds.
Because = thu 'r"wd$ oc spectators
choking III" streets leading int" tho
federal building. wh,'r% IN" trial - n
progress. Judge kli'itz declared the rule
81 taking tho jury and d"fradant*. with
counsel. I" view tn. scene % An alleged
,rlmc would htIr to l." dispensed with.
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MINER CATCHES FOOT
IN FROG; LOSES LEG

John Tr,r". nE"d - an rmnio!e o. the
;'.rlclaud auh Western coat company.
had :, leg hrdly rushed IN an .,,'ridrut
- ~" von.rany', u!ur n@ir Bn.iair"
yesterday afternoon. rriCc was coming
out Of 'i" m:no a. 40 in company
with the other mjn"c-. and in drSmnunt-
'uS from the car in which he made Tho
rip IN froit tho miro. he caught his
foot m i frog Of tn" track and was
unable To escape before tho next car
arrived. Hn was taken 70 the Bcllairc
city hospital in Myers ambu.ancs-
1870 his inquiry was givca medical at
pm by Dr. kal". III was found
SSary /" amput" The limb below
knee.
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TRAFFIC MEET TODAY

Announcement wi" mad" n vest "r-
days edition nc this; paper that u meet.
ing or tn" ira ;' conImi'tr" &C tn"
Wh""lnr Chamber Of Commerce wa &"
hr held Tuesday afternoon. Instead. IN"
meeting viii j." held this afternoon q,
: O'Clock. ~ members ~. urged t" h"
nrcS"n, aS several very important rlat.
tors viii b. taken up.
A report Will d. prepared 1t this rinr"
which viii h.. Submitted AZ IA" regular
meeting &C ~" board "'l Friday.
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FALL VOICES
THREAT To THE
COAL OWNERS

Washington. Ilpr Opposition 10y
coal operators 20 what waS Charart"T
lied as further governmental in'erf"?,
rnr., in tho coal industry drN"!np"d T.
"dav at a conference n n" interior Il"
partmen', and was mot by SECRETARY
Fall with a warning ~ The coal men
that sooner ~ later you must hnG
Yourselves in cooperation "r v"mp"ti
Ten with III" government.
The ronfcrenCr WAS called - con
>:d"r no pending bill nt Senator t'r'-
i'nchuy>rn. Republican. New i"r$c!
providing for publication through IN"
C."parI:ntn; OF romm"rrs IF statistics
nt to" coal industry. Secretary Hoover
and Senators t'rriin:huyS"n and Cal.
tr;. Republican. New York. were pres.
rnr. as wrll as representatives nt
Wholesale and retail coal mems organ
iHatiOHS and Tho coal producers
eradIey's Objection.
j 4 Kra,ilC!. ~ IN" National Goa!
tS>nrlrriru. voiced IN" nbj"rtinnS ~
The coal men. saving CONDITIONS IN tho
industry now crit,CIHrd resulted from
.ov.rnulrn! iutrrfrrruCr during III"
war.
ASSERTING thai tho tendency was
toward naturalization NJ the coal in
duStry. SECRETARY Hoover advorated
complntc corporation through some
government agency.
Til" government l. already in The
coal mining business through tn" in.
terror department. which conducts IN.
tenSive operations" declared So -.
tary Fall. land sooner or later YOU
gentlemen must find vnurSelv,Ncither
in competition or cooperation with the
federal government"
Will ReconVene.
Although IL was conceded that no
agreement could b. reached hetW cen
tho coal NON and Senator FrclipChuv.
sen. and that the battle would ulti.
mately be- fought our ia congress. the
conferences viii rrConvenc tomorrow
While the conference was in Sos
sion. {. l.. Couch. Of Ruffalo. president
OF tho American Wholesale Coal ASSo,
citation. speaking at the annual con
vnntion OF thar body. said the mem.
herShip should BE- prepared 10 mar
shall its strength 10 tho defense Of any
member who WAS prosecuted for viola
lion OF tho Lever Act.
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TO LAY CONCRETE

Contractor l.. J. GIliigan. started yes
'crday iuurnin. on tn" c\"hvatnS "t
Eighth street. W,Irwuod. between I;'Ch-
and and Wtrw"oi avenue. This s'f""t
T. - hs c"nrrctcd and i:\"d - ;hat il
chc future II possible Tho ,iir c.,n lay
PAVING blocks r!Eu; an top without
c:,uS,nS any great trouble.
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SORD|D TALK
(Ccntinued from Page one)

~ tho tattoo mark on his arm" and y"
-alScd the Shroud from the body Of Tie
dead boy. tn" witness tcStilicd. anu
pointed at the decoration Il an arrow
piercing 4 wrath 0f roses.
Virgil and me had our arms tai""c?
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wires Gut: BAn6 Robbed

Webster city. Iowa, Juno '.---AftrC
rutting every wirr lradlnE into town,
bandits early today hl"* IN" SAT" %
ne FIRST Ntil"na: Eark n, Williams.
near h"rr. and escaped with Sto00 in
currency.
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP

"ANTEn- school Stud"nGS. mae" and
female. {" do cstnvaSSing in whrrlirs
and Surroundings. 1SE money tor "nUr
vacation work II hOn'' for IL ln,.a'
house. Call At - MCI.ain Bldg. le-6-l
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HOTEL. BOTHW ELL

VtrBtnih Avenue, AGnn1c C1ty
Second house from IA" t"arhwl!k
and steel lr"r.
IiirhcS; STANDARD ~ cuisine. aud ser
vice.. Rooms ,,uSuIt". with private bath
an! running water.
Write for Terms and Boo6et
J. BOUTWELL,.
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ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS.

@0 Tennessee Ave-. ana
HoBrariI. Runn!nE water
wv IN AL rooms SIthinE.
shower. Amc- 81 so day up: European.
81 so day up; spec w!;lH. J. J. JOYCE.
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ENTERED INTO REST.

MATTERS Sunday. Jun" :. 1921. at
so O'clock +. N. at family residence,
l0n2 Warwo"d avenue. HANNAH
wife Of tho lat" John H. Walters. in
,hc 18th year Of her age.
Funeral services from tho rcsldcnr"
Wednesday morning 10 o'clock, Friends
respectfully invited lntcrmcnt prl.
Naie IircenN cod cemetery.
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wANTED-SALESHN.

WANTED Salesman 10 carry rnanufar-
turerS line Of MILDLY hlouscS. huri:a-
low aprons WORK Shirt. r"mprr& and
kindred lines. ON commission hlSiS. No
expenses advanced. Apply with rrt,r-
snCrs Manufacturer. b = Howard =, .
Baltimore. Nd. jr-S-i
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FOR SALE To users. mine props 3J5.
AXIS n, ne TICS. also X. Y lies street "a
t'eS m. plank and in. boa -dS. J. T..
.Iackran. lilrmcndsr;llr. Onto. je-s-r
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ron SALE.

FOR StLE. - Yards linolrurr. gas
heaters. ! couch. IS iJtl street
j"S
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wANTEp-AGENFS,

" Y - arg" rnanufactrrrr wants
:" sell hOSicrv. unGrrw, ar
..'.S"S. skirts. waists. shoes. 80
Y '-r.' Samples. Madison Mills
-: .. .. way. Sew York.
81 -r-O.x MI -
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LOST AVID FOUND.

LoSr-Runch - k"yS. ram" 'a:. E'.'
B-cwn ,reaard "2"S Ma n =. J" -
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TREATY OF AMITY
WITH MEXICO IS
PROPOSED BY j, s.

Wn>hincrnn Jun" TIL" Nnt"V:Han
c0vernmrnt ia> proposed 'r""iE -
amlty ami commerce Nith NlC".
MAS announced tnday ~ tn" state h'.
partmcnt. in which, NrNir0 all a@r"'
10 Safeguard tho r'"iI'$ ne property II
mat country Nald by .\m"rlcan ct'i.
2cHS
Til" >;GninS -! The treaty hutnm"
icallN would accomplish recognition
OF the MeyiC4n government
Formal ANNOUNCEMENT Of III" admin
.s,rarion'S policy toward tn" southern
republic WAS made after the subject
had been discussed At tho reGnlar
cabinet meeting President Harding
and his ;dvisrr> had before them u
communication from President Obr6'
cun relating Ia tn" proposed treaty,
which waS presented 10 the Mexican
president by George I. Summ"rlin. ;lIr
American charge 1T Mexico city. IN
May ~.
ooregon Wiling.
The text Of UbrcSnn'S reply has
boon withheld. and administration
officers dccl'n NJ Ia discuss = ar 20
10 il VI the announcement % policy
made publiC by Secretary Hughes. IL
is understood. however. that Oregon
deferred 10 the negotiations which are
procecdln" with Mr. SummCrlin and
Indicated L WILLINGNESS 10 carry them
forward II is known ~ has sum.
moned tn III" capital Minister Gales
and De La Huerta. who AZ" reported
, 10 have CounS"lrd against tho signing
Of such Il treaty ut Il Mexican confer
ence held. after il had beCom" known
in Mexico City that treaty Of this
character bad been proposed by IT,"
United States.
Secretary Hughes announcement
contained no reference TO the attitud"
assumed by President Obrrgon, bur 1t
did say thar il Mexico did not Contrm
plate ContiScatory policy with regard
to property. the American government
could conceive Of no possible objection
10 the treaty.
Fundamental Question.
The departments statement said
that The fundamental question which
confronted the American government
in considering lis relations with Mex
leo was the safeguarding of property
rights against rontiSCaiion. II was
emphasized that this question should
not be confused with any matter Of
personalities or OF the recognition OF
any particular administration. and the
declaration WAS made that whenever
Mexico was ready 10 give assurances
that she would perform her funda.
mental obligation in tho protection
both OF persons and Of right of prop.
erty. validity acquired. there would he
mo obstacle to the most advantageous
relations between tho two peoples"
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FOE REHr

FOR RENT Err1i>h.h rrorT.; ana w
rtshCd housekeeping r"ona. PCr THrN
g.: 50 UP Faith AMI phone. l0"9 cha rirnc
je-1.;
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DIED

HARVEY ON Mon1ay. Juno 6. 1871. at
800 O'Clock p IN. at his residence. ""
RS NORTH Front street. WILLIAM
HARVEY. IN tn" send year Of his axe.
Services at tn" residence. Wednesday
= afternoon At ; O'Clock. Friends "f m"
family invited. lntrrmcHt pr.Nat" AT
,;rcrnHo0d cemetery.
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FOR RENT Two largo furnish Cd
rooms in private home. So Indiana
It. Island. te6i
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FOR DISARMAMENT
CONTINUED from Page One.)

,rlur:rs- on" half 80 on" percent pro-
poSitiOn. WithO,r trrih or whiSkrTS.
nemorrntic Demand
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30
III, Eleven Defeats McGm at Football

Ely Eleven Defeats McGill at Football
Football was the question mt .ssue
Friday between elevens composed of
scholars from Ely and MeGill. The
Ely combination won with a score of
5 to IL. The lineup of the Ely play
ers was the heavier of the Two and
this counted in the general results.
The players were as follows:
For MeGill-Cullom. r. f.: Clarke.
II T. lnwood. r. G.: Crawford, c.:
Johnson. l.. G.: Richards. l.. T.:
Brooks. l.. F.: Robb. @. B.. Mat
thews. II. II. b.: Clays. l.. II. b.. 81
lott, r. T..
For Fly-Ball. r. F.. Schallenber-
ger. X T.; Anderson. II. c.: Sell
strom. C.: Denis. L. c.: Gallagher,
l.. t Fisher. L. f.: Mangum. q. b.:
Woods. r. II. b; Lage. l.. Il. B.:
Fisher. +. Il.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

The Willow Club was the scene
last night of one of the most enjoy
able functions of the week, when the
Ely E1ks entertained the visiting
members and the newly-initiated Elks
with n dance. The elubrooms were
artistically decorated with the colors
of the order. purple and white. ard
n quantity of beautiful flowers were
distributed 10 the ladies'. Excellent
music was provided and the hours
sped all too fast for the Jolly crowd
in attendance.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

The sophomore class of the White
Pine county high school entertained
with an elaborate dinner at the high
school cafeteria Friday evening. Hal
lowe en- decorations were used about
the foom. H~armonizing With the dec
o%rations We're the favors and place
cards which seated the faculty and
posfgraduates, TO whom the dinner
was a compliment. Toasts were CIV
on by all the members OF the faculty
and by some of the postgraduates.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Miss Leah Miles entertained n few
friends complimening her house
guests, the Misses Virginia and Mary
Belle Douglas of McGill, Saturday
evening. Games, dancing and the
serving of refreshments were en-
loyed. Those. present were the
Misses Douglas. Mayme Tucker. Cleo
Mathis, Gail Curto. James Fay. Mil
fred he Sautels, Francis Wilson and
Cyril Miles.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

ID I. Stong ill entertain the club
heNt Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Chandler
entertained ut dinner at their East
Ely home Friday evening. Their
guests were G. l.. Hickey and Robert
Linton. Mr.. Linton Is consulting en-
eineer for the Coppermines company.
WIN headquarters in New York, and
arrived in Ely Tuesday evening for a
short visit.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

and danced and enjoyed iainty re-
Ireshments Those present were the
Misses Leah Miles and Mayme Tuck
or OF Ely. Misses Catherine White,
Nina Mccarthy, Myra Remington.
Messrs. Wallace White Ernest In
wood, Allen Crawford, Edgar Jami-
son, Harry Williams. Garnet Cullom.
Merritt Cullom and Bill Barnes.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

". .. Hudson was a visitor TO Ely
Thursday from his home mt Sho-
shone. He left Friday morning with
his wife and children for Santaquin,
Utah. where Mrs. Hudson and the
children will remain for the winter
so that the children may attend
school. Ar Hudson will return 10
Shoshone for the winter.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Members of chapter & of the =. L.
o. were guests of Miss Mary Black
nj her home on hurry street Monday
evening. after the business meeting
a social time was enjoyed and dainty
refreshments were served 10 Mes
danes y. ". Fay, Edward u. Pursell,
{. ". Terrence. N. L. Smith. jose
phine Wayman, Henry J. Marriott
aud Miss Eva Timmons. Mrs. ". {.
Gallagher and Miss Laura Gallagher
were guests of the club for the social.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30
ELY SOCIETY NOTES And
Personal PARAGRAPHS

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church me- with Mrs. ]. y.
Kitch at her home on Canyon street
Wednesday afternoon. A pleasant
social hour with the serving of dainty
refreshments followed the meeting.
Those present We're Rev. and Mrs
Upton f Partridge and Mesdames L.
c. Hair. II. ii. Stevenson, Harry Tam
blyn, james ". Delmore. John T.
Trembath. Rufus Sellers. John 7.
Llehlyter. Lola Edwards, T.. e. Knox
and A e. Jones.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

~ for Bertha Wamboldt. Georgia
Wamboldt, Mildred Delmore, Doro-
Thy Delmore, Irene Kitch, Joan Mad
daford and Melba Geraghty.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Mrs. 9. ]. McFadden. who has been
nj the Steptoe hospital since an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis. is improving
and expects to be able to he moved
10 her home during the coming week.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Louis Yelland came in from his
home at Taft Tuesday to look after
business matters.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

AIRS. Matsen. wife of Forrest Mat
sen OF the air mail service, with her
young SOL. arrived during the week
10 Join her husband and make her
nome here The Matsens will live in
East Ely.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Mrs. W. g. Meecham arrived in Ely
Friday TO visit her son Arthur, who
is confined in a hospital here as the
result OF a broken leg sustained in a
runaway accident about two weeks
ago.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

John Yelland and Mr.. and Mrs. r
A. felland came in Thursday from
their home in Spring valley TO spend
a few days in Ely.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Miss Catherine MacLaughlin will
entertain the members of the Electra
Sewing Club next Friday evening.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Miss Carol Moyle was hostess at a
hallowe Ell party al the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Movie,
on campton street. last evening. Hal
lowe en- decorations we're attractively
placed about the rooms and the it,
lie guests enjoyed games and deli
elous refreshments. Her guests were
Oline Williams. Mary McGill, Frances
Weber, Louise Williams. Faralie
Smithson, Jean Mclaughlin. Adrian
Hagans, Ruth Randall, Helen Nc
Fadden. Margaret Baird, Melba Ger
agility, Mary Baird, Marie Pescio,
Robert Caborn. George Bates. Her
Der Eddy. Raymond Griffin, Andrew
Hexam. John Roche. Albert O'con-
nell. Shirley Brown, Harold Peck,
Harold James, Anthony Zurich and
William Peck.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Bassett of Ba-
ker visited in Ely Monday.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Members of the Drama League Will
give a hallowe'en dance al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith in East
Ely tomorrow evening.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Joe Oleaehea came IN from his
home III Spring valley To trancast
business Friday.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Alex kolchek came in from his
nome on eleye creek and spent sew
efal days of the week in Ely.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Ed f. Smith. who has been in por-
tola. Cal. for some time. has arrived
home and Joined his family in East
Ely.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Mrs. +. +. Knox has returned from
a Two months visit in Pennsylvania.
where she was called by the sickness
and death OF her mother.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Mrs. Charles Grain of Aurum w5s
an Ely visitor Thursday.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Anthony ZURICH made a trip TO
Spring valley Friday on legal bust
ness.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

August II. Riepe and Rufus Settlers
spent Sunday In Spring valley hunt
ing ducks.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Len Stone of MeGill
are the proud parents of a baby girl.
which was born at the Steptoe hos
pital in East Ely Friday morning.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Mr. and Mrs. John Stack and Miss
Catherine Ryan of MeGill motored 10
Ely last night TO attend the Elks
dance and r week end guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. August II. Riepe.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Alfred A. Marshall. who has been
spending some time at Bothwlck,
ant TO Ely Monday for a short visit.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Frank Willard spent a few days
of the week at the Alex kolchek
camp, in Spring valley, and enjoyed
n deer hunt.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Albin {. Kirkeby WIS n visitor to
Ely during the week from his home
at Shoshone.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

] !. Gnbler of Ldnd transacted
business in Fly Tuesday.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Fred Allen and Alex Ghiri6ella of
Hamilton came 10 Ely Monday for a
short business visit.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Richard T. Swallow of shoshone
spent a few days of The week in Ely
on business.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-30

Mrs. Graham Quate and child OF
Baker visited in Ely this week.