White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-27

ELY JOTTINCS
Miss Koneta Terrence passed the
Easter school recess visiting with
friends in Midvale and Salt Lake
City
William Royle returned Sunday
night from Carson City, where he at
tended the legislature as one of the
assemblymen from this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C.. Hickey are
receiving congratulations upon the
adv ent OF a son, born at the Steptoe
Valley hospital Sunday, March 20.
f. A. HUFFMAN returned Thursday
from Eureka, where he has lately
been employed, the concern for which
he was working having closed down
Conductor Phil Newett of the night
pingpong is taking an enforced lay.
off as the result of running a nail I'm
to his foot, causing a painful injury.
Conductor Sam Smiley is taking his
run on tne ping
Mrs. Ed O'Brien and little daughter
Kathryn returned Friday night from
Salt Lake City, where she was called
by the illness of her aged mother,
who recently removed there from
Putte. Mont, and is making her home
with her daughter. Mrs. Russon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. currie the Lass
week removed to Sc~hellbourne, where
Mr.. Currie Is TO take charge Of n
ranch. He was formerly engaged IN
the ~ore-trucking services between
| East Ely and Ward until the cessa
ton of mining operations there ny
the Ward Leasing Company
c. A. Chesser. who has been acting
night Waterman for the Nevada
Northern Railway Company. IL con
tinuing the position. succeeding J. {.
Kennedy, who left last fall and IL II
reported will not return to East Ely.
Mr.. Kennedy, who looked after the
company property nights for a num-
her of years, is now in California.
Conductor l.. VI. House and wife
returned Sunday night from Los
Angeles. Cal, where Mrs. House has
passed the winter with her daughter
Mrs. Simonds. Mr.. House recently
went to the coast. accompanying his
daughter. Mrs. Edna Jacobs. who had
spent some time I'm East Ely. and IL
at present stopping in San Francisco
Claire Cornell returned Tuesday
night from San Francisco and has
again taken up his regular vocation
at railroading as brakeman on the
main line freight. Mr.. Cornell. who
enlisted during the wal in the naval
service and was retained as a naya'
reserve. has recently arrived in the
states from "A three months cruise &c
South American points with the PACT
fc fleet.
Emil Boflnger has been in charge
of the order and delivery truck for
the Ely meat market the last week.
substituting for Cecil Geraghty. who
vas put out of commission last Sat
urday night when an automobile he
was irving turned turtle. Cecil's In
%juries, while of a painful nature. are
not expected 10 be permanent and he
hopes to he ON the Job again before
IA great while.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Hickey ar
rived Thursday night from Los An
geles, Cal. where they were sum
nioned by the illness and death OF
Mrs. Hickey's mother. Mrs. j. NJ
Bennett. The deceased had G In
Ill health for some time as the result
of n shock and her death was not un
expected by members of her family
The body was inferred at Glendale
cemetery. Los Angeles. March IL.
Mrs. A. r. Alfred. manager of the
steptoe hotel. and Mrs. T. c. Marsh
lave opened the hotel dining oom
and will cater 10 the public as well
a. TO guests of the house. The new
management that tonight
rs an introduction 10 the people and
in honor OF the Easter observance. =
chicken dinner will be served. for
which the public patronage Is solicit
ed. There has been regret that tn.
cafe facilities OF this widely famed
hosiery were TO be discontinued and
Il Is believed the enterprise will be
successful under the direction OF
these two well-known ladies.
Mrs. Eta Evans, who has been N
of the two nurses at the emergency
hospital in Salt Lake City for the
last year, has handed in her resiBna
ton, TO be effective April i, says
Thursdays Salt Lake Tribune. Shs
will leave Salt Lake to assume ths
superintendency of the Ripon hospi
tai at Ripon. Cal. which In thirty
miles from Stockton. Mrs. Evans re-
ceived her training as a nurse at
Battle Creek, Mich, and her WORK
under DIR. willard Christophcrson
city health commissioner. as nurse
at the emergency hospital is highly
commended by that Official. She viii
be accompanied to California by her
daughter. Kathleen. IL years OF age
Mrs. Evans, previous to going TO Salt
Lake. was a resident of this district
and for some time was employed as
a nurse at the Steptoe Valley hospi'
tai. She will be pleasantly emems
bered here by a large circle of friends
who will be interested to learn Of
her new prospects.
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