White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-20

which five hundred was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon, with Mrs. Fliege
: receiving the first prize and Mrs. Nc
Craze the second. Enjoying Mrs
Smiths hospitality we're Mesdames
Charles S. Chandler, James NJ. Lock
hart j. +. Fliege. Ontie Hoyenden,
Rowe McCrae, Misses Estelle Lake
nan and Margaret Smith.
Mrs. Bessie Rosevear, her daugh-
ter Beatrice and son Joe spent the
week in Ely.
James c. Riordan and his daugh-
tiers, Ethel and Gertrude, spent sew
cral days in Ely as the guests of Mrs.
Margaret O'Hare. Mr.. Riordan at
tended the meeting of the stockmen.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McNay and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Gaines of Ruth
attended the stockmen's dance in Ely
Thursday evening.
The Henriod brothers of Parker
came TO Ely Tuesday Ia attend the
district court in a case in which they
are interested.
Laurence Snyder of Baker spent
last Sunday in Ely.
Lloyd Robson of Aurum came to
Ely TO spend the week. Mrs Robson
has been visiting friends in Ely for
the last two weeks.
Mrs. Osiaond G. Bates was hostess
10 the members of the Pirate Bridge
Club at the University Club Friday
afternoon. After several games were
enjoyed the high score prizes were
awardd TO Mrs. Linsley and Mrs. Ell
lott. Present were Mesdames Ray
mond II. Hoffman. William Y. Nc
Gill, Frank Roper, Winfield S. Elliott,
Arthur Smith. Charles S. Chandler,
George II. Linsley and the hostess
Mr.. and Mrs H. Evans motored up
from McGill Thursday evening to at
tend the regular meeting of the Re.
bekah lodge.
William and Andrew Boundy and
Albert Rosenlund of S%chellbourne at
tended the meeting of stoekmen in
Ely during the week.
A. r. Whitehead of Lund was not
ed among the out OF town visotors at
!. the stockmens meeting.
Carl Muir of Hamilton spent the
week in Ely as a member of the jury
called in the district court. He was
: accompanied TO Ely by Mrs. Muir.
Victor Il. Gardner of Sunnyside at
tended the meeting OF the stoekmen
I this week.
! II. A. Yelland and wife of Spring
= valley and Mrs. John yelland spent
/. several days of the week in Ely. be.
. ing called here by the meeting CT the
stockmen.
!, The young people of the Methodist
church met Friday evening to organ
y ize the Epworth League and the fol
! lowing officers were elected. Joe
Biggers. president: Margaret Viii.
: llams- first vice-president; Tom Denis.
! fourth viee-president; Charles Schal.
, lenberger. treasurer: Florence Gala.
CHER. secretary. After the compile.
tion of the organization the second
; and third yice-presidents will be elect.
!. Cd. There will be a meeting of the
; league at the church Sunday evening
= at $40. Following the organization
and election of officers a social hour
u was enjoyed with games. music and
refreshments.
outside visitor at the stockmen'i
meeting.
y John \ Carlson. Cherry Creel
|. business man. was a visitor to El,
Wednesday.
e. A Matson OF Hamilton wa!
: called to Ely on jury duty Monday.
= Ed Halstead and Joe birch Of
Duckwater motored to Ely to attend
the meeting of the stockmen.
{ Nose Anderson of the Cleveland
ranch attended the stoekmen's meet
! ing in Ely this week.
, Mrs. Anna Birch of Duckwater ar.
rived in Ely Wednesday for a shori
! visit.
: Dan T. Nicholas and Christian Her
, mansen Jr. were among those who
: : attended the meeting of stoekmen IN
= Ely.
s. Yturgia and wife CT Taft at.
: tended the stockmen's meeting and
y dance in Ely Thursday.
Little Miss Edith Delmore, daueh.
: ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Del
: more. is confined to the house by an
|, attack of inflammatory rheumatism
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Fielding of VII
low Patch were visitors i'm Ely dur.
ing the week.
: Mrs. W c. Lynch of Pocatello.
= Idaho. arrived I'm Ely Thursday eve
nuing 10 attend the funeral of her un.
Gle. John =. Ryan. Accompanied by
: her sister, Miss Agnes Thomas. she
, will leave during the week for a few
days visit in Cherry Creek, after
! which both ladies will leave for Ida.
y no. where Miss Thomas will make rel
home with MIR. and Mrs. Lynch.
Mrs. H.. c. Borchert OF Cherry
Creek motored to Ely Thursday for a
short visit.
: J. W. Walker, Cherry Creek mining
man, spent Thursday in Ely on bust
ness.
Max Herman of McGill visited Ely
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ! c. G. Whitmore entertained
|, The ladies of the Needlecraft Club al
her home on Lyons avenue Thursday
y afternoon. The ladies sewed busily
and engaged in conversation until the
time for serving refreshments, which
: were greatly enjoyed by Mesdames d.
r. Stong. William c. Gallagher. w. Il,
Y Boyle. Mary Cupid. j.. ID. Wallace
I Percy J Jackson. Robert A. Baird,
: Jack w. Scarf. e. e.. Knox and S.
Herbert Williams
Clarence Ramsay of Spring valley
! visited in Ely Saturday.
c Mrs. Charles l.. Grier will he host
ess to the G.. b. c. next Wednesday
, evening at her home on Lyons ave
p mo.