White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-13
M'CTLL BREVTTIES


II A Stone spent several days il
Salt Lake City this week on business
connected with his picture show.
sam Arpleman spent several day
in Salt Lake City during the week Oh
business connected with his stores.
Charles Burns of the Armour
Packing Company was q business Wis
itor in McGill the first OF the week
II. e. Middagh of the Nevada Con
soiidated Copper Company was
business visitor TO Ruth during th'
week.
Christian Science services are held
every Sunday in Cyprus hall at 7:at
in the evening The lesson sermon
for today will be Soul" All arc
welcome
James Howe and Edward Smith
left Sunday last for Canada by way
of San Francisco, where they expec,
to spend a week or so prior 10 eoh
their trip.
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John Roslow who has been assist
ant TO ] d. Watson for h last sew
sral months, left tits week for san
Francisco. Cal, where he will join
James Howe and Edward Smith and
the trio will continue on to Canada.
They expect TO locate in Calgary or
some other northern city.
Last Sunday a party of McGillites
motcred up Steptoe valley in quest
of the long-eared jack and sport
a-plenty was enjoyed by all. The
party consisted of Stanley Draper.
Sheriff Stanley Reed, Angus
Charles Garrison, Ferry
William Lockwood, Clayton
Draper. Master Walter Needham and
Reed Goodpasture
The lower end of Grecktown was
listed by fire Monday afternoon,
\ hen about 4 o'clock the fire depart
nent responded to an alarm. On ar
living at the scene of the fire 1t was
'ound that one of the more preten-
ious houses of that section was in
and that there was no chance
saving the building. However. by
apid and well directed work the fire
.as confined to the II house. The
anse of the fire seems to have been
n overheated stove. which set fire TO
he compoboard walls.
Friday afternoon of each week the
YIN at the employees clubhouse will
&c thrown open to the younger boys
4 the town. Some time ago the
rivilege of using the gym was de-
led the boys on account of n or
Wo who abused the privilege of the
Sc of the hall and its equipment o
uch an extent that there was no
ther course left 10 the management
han closing il to all. Under the
resent arrangement the gym will be
pen between the hours of 4 and
nder the supervision of William
'ampbell, who will direct the boys
4 their use of the equipment. 1t is
oped that the privilege will be ap-
reciated sufficiently for the boys 10
We strictly up TO the rules in order
hat the management may not find
necessary 10 again close the gym
{ them About thirty boys took ad-
antage of its use the first day and
enjoyed the many forms
I sport which IL affords.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of the
and eighth grades entertain
d last Saturday evening at a dan
ing party at the McCill schoolhouse
n honor Of the formation of these
The colors were pink and
lue, which were also the colors car
led out in the decorations of the
all. These clubs are another of the
aany benefits which the people and
hildren of the community are re-
from the Red Cross Nurse and
ihich we seem about to lose. Not
hat a Red Cross nurse is necessary
c these clubs. the Mothers Club.
tc.. but that someone must take the
initiative and someone must make
t their business to keep these move
nents going, and that has proven the
,ownfall of many meritorious un-
iertakings in the past-the failure OF
to give the time and energy
necessary. That these movements
ave a real value - the community
here is no gainsaying. and that the
benefits 10 he derived from the
of the nurse r well worth
While is a fact that no man having
he power of thought will attempt to
leny. either. 1t is hoped that for the
rood of the community and the well
ARE OF the coming generation that
his influence for good will not be
TO be removed from among
as without the greatest Of protests.
Monday evening the McGill chap
.er OF the American Red Cross held
It's annual meeting for the election of
directors to serve during the coming
year. The meeting, while not repre-
was one of the largest and
best attended since the close of the
activities. The meeting was
to order by Chairman J. d.
who Immediately appointed
q nominating committee and while
committee was arranging a slate
he spoke on the activities of the
during the last year. The
nominating committee having made
its report balloting started, the re.
suit of which was az follows: Chair
man, III. J Williams. yice-chairman.
Mrs. Walter Ravens; treasurer, j. c.
K~innear: secretary. T. O. Groyar;
executive committee, DIR. W. r. Ash.
ley, Frank r. Huffer, Mrs William
Ankers, II. Ross Taylor, AL Doull. G.
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