White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-28

CHER, Harold Jackson, John r Baker
aud Master Buddy Newinger.
Mesdames George l.. Hickey, John
Weber and George Linsley enjoyed
an informal game OF cards with Mrs.
Charles S. Chandler at her East Ely
home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Baker of McGill is the
week end guest OF Miss Julia Dean
West.
Mrs. Tracy G. Marsh and son Alex
ander left Yesterday morning for
M~arysvilIe. Cal where Mrs. Marsh
will teach Spanish i'm the public
schools She viii be joined later bv
Mr.. Marsh aud they will make their
home there
Mrs. r. +. Knox and Mrs. u. T
Stong entertained n number OF
friends Tuesday evening compliment
ing Mrs. Tracy c. Marsh. Cards
pleasantly passed the evening and de-
licious refreshments were served to
The guests, who were Messrs. and
Mesdames A. c. Jones. Harry West,
+. L. Knox, Tracy c. Marsh, Mes
danes George H. Ryan. Josiah r.
Miles. Martha Farmer, ID. T Stong,
Miss Beatrice Rosevear Frances Lew
l.. Masters Alexander Marsh. Ryland
Knox. Lynn Jones and Lloyd Stong.
II. r. Swallow OF Shoshone spent a
DAYS in Ely this week on bust
ness
Mrs. Oscar II. upwall went TO Salt
Lake Tuesday morning, being called
there by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Bertha Fox. Mrs. Fox left Ely
Saturday morning for Central Amer
lea but was taken III in Salt Lake
Reports from Mrs. Fox are to the
that she IS greatly improved.
Mrs. Ed Willard entertained the
members of the Tuesday Ecening
Five Hundred at her home on Canyon
Tuesday evening. High score
was held by Mrs Linsley and Mrs.
White received the consolation prize
Refreshments were served To Mes
danes Jerry Kent. David l.. BARLEY.
George II. Linsley. John II. Eager.
Charles \ Walker, |. &. {. Whitmore.
l'ercv j. Jackson. ID. c. Mcdonald. A.
W. Vert. John Weber. Ed White ana
u.s. hfkiHAh J. 1diOihtTH.
Mrs Martin j. Miller. Miss Lois
Loekhart, Miss Cleora Murdoch and
Miss Lucille Magnuson spent two
days OF last week on Magnuson creek
Ra~ttlesnakes and rain. TO which the
ladies are unaceustomed. spoiled an
otherwise pleasant outing.
James +. Robson of Baker was an
Ely business visitor Monday.
The members of the Spoon Club
were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs.
II w Edwards AT her Mil street
home Wednesday evening. After
playing several pleasant games high
score was awarded Z Mrs. Oldfeld
and the second prize to Mrs. Doull
The members present were Mesdames
William Podden. Louis X. Zadow.
Carroll + Morrill,, Creighton p. Whit
more, Fred ID. Oldfeld, Alfred Doull.
Misses Frances Peters and Margaret
o Hare Delicious refreshments were
served AT the close If the game.
q. II. Paulson and Ben F. De .er-
ichs went To Salt Lake by automobile
Sunday LAST. Mr. Dederichs will visit
the oilhelds of southern Utah, in
which he Is interested
Herman Tietz. who has been spend
ing the summer at Cherry Creek.
where he ~ developing mining claims.
spent several DAYS Of the week with
his parents in Ely. He lefi Wednes-
dav morning for Elko on a business
trip
Louis II. Zadow. Rey Beld.ng
Adolph Sundberg. Frank MeElroy
aud II. II. stevenson left early sun
day morning for Hamilton. At Ham
ilton they were Joined by Frank Ia
dow and the party went on a hunt
ing trip the other Idle of Hamilton.
Upon their return To Hamilton in the
evening they We're guests of Airs.
Emma zadow at "A delicious chicken
dinner. after which the Ely members
of the party returned home.
D. /. Frederick Of Shoshone spent
'fuesda, in Ely.
Mrs. Tracy {. Marsh and little son
and Mrs Henry Marriott were lunch
con guests of Mrs. John Moyle of
last Ely Monday last.
AIRS. Vail NJ. Pittman entertained
lie members of the Ante Club Tues
day evening in compliment 10 Mrs.
Gael s. Hoag. Her guests We're the
honor guest and Mesdames George
T. Hickey, Arthur Smith and Miss
Margaret Smith.
Charles s. Chandler returned Tues
day from Milford, Utah. where he had
been 10 appear in court in a water
suit Nr. Chandler left during the
week for Carson City on business
matters
Mr. and Mrs Frank Millard and
children, Mary and Robert, left Ely
7 thursday morning, They Will visit
Contact. New, and will then go TO
Idaho To enjoy a few days fishing.
Mrs. John Stack entertained din
mel guests Thursday evening at her
home In McGil in celebration of the
birthday and anniversaries of Mrs
l.. NJ. Crawford and Mr.. stack. Gov
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. II. ).
r Tietz. Mr.. and Mrs. August Riepe,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Crawford, Mrs