White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-24

ing on Cieve creek owe the week end.
The party left Ely Saturday at noon
and returned Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f .Noyin Wis
tied in Ely during the week They
on their way from California to
ogden. Mr.. Nevin is a former resi-
dent of Ely and has many friends
here Who were glad o Gee him.
Mrs. T. {. Marsh entertained
breakfast guests Wednesday mor
ing. Seated were Mrs. st. Clair c.
Carter, Mrs. d. r. Stong and Mrs r.
+ Knox.
Al Marsh, the Lake Valley farmer,
spent a few days of the week in Ely.
Mrs. Bud Bodell. who was oper-
uied upon at the Steptoe hospital a
few weeks ago. has sufficiently ie-
covered ia be able to return TO her
home.
Mrs. n. j.. Burnett and daughter.
Miss Ellis. arrived Thursday evening
and will spend the summer here with
DR.. Burnett. Miss ELLIS attended
school at Palo Alto, Cal, The last
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Delmore and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. John Trembath,
Mr. and Mrs. ID. 7. Stong. Francis
Lewis and Lloyd Stong composed a
fishing party to Duck creek Sunday.
Wesley Dickinson, who has heen
visiting at The home of his grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Linsley,
has returned to his home in Sail
Lake City.
c. d. Vautrin returned Thursday
from an extended rip overland
through parts of California and Ne
yada.
Mr.. and AIRS. Alfred Bellander and
@ c. Robson OF Snake valley were
Ely business visitors Wednesday
Mrs. Phil Mckernan and the Misses
Katherine, Gladys and Marian Nc
Herman motored to the Steptoe ranch
Thursday and spent the day visiting
with Raymond Mckernan and Harry
Randall.
Mrs. James s Bennett and Mrs.
Wilbur u. Lindsay were guests of
honor Saturday evening at a party
given by Mrs. Vail VI. Pittman at her
home on hurry street. Cards We're
enjoyed and delicious refreshments
we're served TO the honor guests and
Mesdames Arthur Smith, G. l.. Hick-
ey. Osmond G.. Bates. John Weber,
George II. Linsley and Fred NJ. Clark.
AIRS. II a. Davidson was hostess
to the members of the Double u
Fridge Club at her nome in East Ely
Friday afternoon. After several
pleasant hours of cards light re-
freshments were served Mrs. II. II.
Amens was awarded first prize and
Mrs. Ross Finley second. Those
present were Mesdames William
Painter. J.. =. Rumbaugh, Edward b.
Purcell. Doris II Dnval. c. W. Tor
renee. Frank Beverly, IL. X. Amens,
Ross Finley. Edward Horrocks, A. Z.
Hartman and Miss Jennie Newinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Leonard. who
spent a few days visiting in Hamil.
Ton, returned 10 Ely Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. florence and Miss
koneta Terrence Will motor to Pres
ton today TO spend the day. returning
TO Ely this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Foote, AIr. and
Mrs. r. +. Grant. the Misses June
and Margaret Grant and Walter
l.arsh we're Rath Visitors in Ely Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Willis Il. Meyers entertained
the members of the Informal Bridge
Club Friday evening. Her guests
were Mrs. Joseph L. reis. Mrs. Percy
j. Jackson and Mrs. Fred T. West
Mrs. Meyers had high score.
j. Marshall, representing the NJ. l.
Smith Company of Omaha. spent /;
lew days of the week in Ely inter
viewing the merchants.
William Biggans left for Twill
+ alls. Idaho. by automobile last Sat
urday. He was accompanied by Mrs
Robert a. Baird and her daughters
Mary and Margaret. The trip wa,
made in N day. While in Idah,
Mrs. Baird and daughters will b,