White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-13

Mrs. Carl w. Terrence, Miss koneta
Terrence, Harold and Clark Amens
Alex Kolchek is spending "A few
DAYS in Ely from his home on clevt
creek.
Mrs. Thomas Geraghty and three
children arrived home Thursday eve
ming from an extended visit with rel
atives in Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. ONeill
have returned home from IA visit &c
Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs George II. Ryan and
children, accompanied by Mr.. Ryanis
mother. will leave by automobile this
morning for Salt Lake, where they
will make their home.
r. A. Tucker and =. NJ. Clark,
county commissioners. left Monday
morning by automobile for Carson
City 10 attend to business patters IN
connection with the road work of
the county.
Mrs. Philip McKernan. aceompa-
MED by her daughters. Gladys and
Marian. and Miss Josephine Randall,
left during the week for Pomona,
Cal. to spend the winter. While
away they will visit with ID. c. Kali
lenberger and family, former Osceola
and Ely residents. Raymond Mcker-
nan took them by automobile as far
as Caliente and they went the re-
mainder OF the way by train.
Jack II. Ferry brought his daagh-
ter. Mrs. John Golden of McGiil. to
the Steptoe hospital Tuesday evening
to receive medical treatment for n
serious illness.
Grazian Saldubehere. who has n
ranch In Putte valley. WAS a business
visitor 10 Ely yesterday. While in
Ely he made application for his citi-
zenship papers. with Angus b. Me
Donald and John III Gallagher as
witnesses.
Mike Salas Of Cherry Creek at
tended To citizenship matters in Ely
Yesterday at the Office Of County
Clerk Oldfeld
Miss Marie Harris has been the
house guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Moyle of East Ely,
during The last week. Miss Harris Is
one Of the Eureka county teachers
who attended the teachers institute
which closed in Ely yesterday.
Mrs. Charles A. Walker will enter
tain the members OF the Tuesday
Evening Five Hundred Club at her
apartment i'm the Richmar during the
coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Eager were
dinner hosts Tuesday evening. Gov
ers we're laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Galloway, Miss Virginia Galloway
and Masters Dug and Dugan Cal
loway, who have been visiting friends
here for The last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Eager Will
entertain DR.. and Mrs. Ralph \ Bow
die at dinner tbs evening.
Master Robert Myron Woodward
was host at "A charmingly arranged
dinner Thursday evening i'm celebra-
lion of his third birthday. A five
layer cake with three candles formed
the eenterpiece of the table. The IT.
tie host was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. Woodward. Mas.
ter ''iIillie" Woodward. Mrs. Delberi
+. Thompson. Miss Agnes Thompson
and Master Delbert Thompson.
Mrs. Charles A. Walker will b,
hostess next Wednesday evening I,
the members of the Thursday After
noon Bridge Club.
Miss Marie Williams entertaine,
the Electa Sewing Club members a
her home ON High street Friday eve
ming. The young ladies spent
pleasant evening with sewing an,
music and enjoyed dainty refresh
ments. Present were Misses Mar
iorie Williams, Koneta Terrence
ThelIna Day. Katherine MacLaugh
lin. Gladys Hexem and Catherin
Randall.
Joan Maddaford entertained tn
Blue Bird Sewing Club members a
her home In East Ely yesterday AT
ernoon. Following a pleasant afte,
noon Of sewing the little girls Ell
ioyed refreshments. Present wer
Mildred and Dorothy Delmore. Bel
tina Wamboldt. Irene Kitch and Me
ba Geraghty.
Mrs. John Moyle of East Ely o,
tended hospitality to a luncheo
party at her home yesterday, the II
vited guests being Mr.. and Mr.
Hunting. Mrs. Carl w. Terrence, Mr.
Henry j. Marriott and the Mise
Wardell. Margaret Curto. Marie Ha,
ris and Elsie Hooper.
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