White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-27

PERSON1LMEN7T
Robert L.Reid of Lund is in Ell,
for a few days and is registered a
/. the Northern.
Dan ]. Riordan of Cave valley wa.
an Ely visitor Monday to attend tf
business matters.
II. s. Arnoldson of Preston came In
during the week on one OF his regu'
lar business trips.
j. D. Wallace made a business triI
to Spring valley yesterday by anto'
mobile and expects to return today.
C. w. Griswold of Elko, one of the
best known livestock men in Nevada
arrived in Ely last night on a bust
ness trip.
John l. .Whipple and son Claire OF
Sunnyside came to Ely Wednesday to
attend to business. They returned
home yesterday.
Miguel Zubiri, rancher and live
stock grower of the Spring valley sec
ton, was a business visitor in Ely
during the week.
]. w. Walker, the Cherry Creek
mining man. was an arrival in Ely on
the main line train last night and is
registered at the Northern.
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motored to Ely from their ranch at
Steptoe Thursday evening and at
tended the show and dance.
John Smith of the Lake Valley
Mining Company spent the early part
of the week in Ely visiting his fam
lily and attending to business.
DR.. O. Hovenden. formerly of East
Ely but now located at McGill, came
up from the smelter city last Monday
and spent a few hours in Ely.
Rudolph Merchum of Baker is in
Ely for a few days on matters in con-
nection with his ranehing industry in
the eastern part of the county.
Harold Gillette, who had a minor
operation performed at the Steptoe
Valley hospital by DIR. r. A. Bowdle.
last Wednesday, is improving rapidly.
James c. Riordan, accompanied by
Mrs. Riordan. arrived in Ely last
Monday from the ranch at Sunnyeide
and continued on a trip to Salt Lake.
James H. Somers. rancher and
stockman of Preston, vas a visitor in
Ely during the week, coming in with
a load OF produce for the local mar
ket.
c. B. Lakenan, general manager of
the Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
pany, who is spending some time on
the Pacific coast. Is expected home
during the coming week.
General Manager G.. l.. Hickey of
the Nevada Northern Railway Com
pany returned this week from Cltica-
go. where he spent some time on rail
road business.
Mrs. Ed Wilson, who has been con-
fined to the Ely Surgical hospital for
the last two weeks since undergoing
a major operation, is progressing rap
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complete recovery.
Z. A. Miller of Salt Lake. special
representative of the Gibson CONNER
cial Company. spent the greater part
of the week in this district and left
on the train yesterday morning to
visit other cities in the western part
of the state.
II. l.. Thomas, manager of the
White Pine Telephone Company, ac-
companied by George w. Wright. left
during the week for Reno. travelling
by automobile. They will visit Ham,
ilton, Eureka, Austin and other
points enroute.
Hugh O'Neill, formerly OF Ely but
now located at Cobre. was an Ely WIS.,
iter over the Thanksgiving holiday,
meeting old friends in the district.
He was accompanied by Mrs. O'Neill
and young son Bill. The family re-
turned to Cohre on yesterday morn
ings train.
J. A. Malta, formerly cashier of the
Copper National bank in East Ely and
now assistant cashier of the National
'OpDtl Ddlh IL GAIT kohtt aiiistu III
Ely last night. Mr.. Malia's visit is of
a purely personal nature and he will
remain but for a day or two to meet
his many warm friends in the district.
William McEwing OF Ely, formerly
in the employ of the Nevada Consoli-
dated Copper Company at Ruth until
the closing of mining operations, I'M
derwent a major operation at the Ely
Surgical hospital Monday. The OPP
Grafton was performed by DIR. A. f.
T. Bucket and the patient is making
rapid progress toward recovery.
DR.. j. A. Wallace, accompanied by
GeorRe p. Wingo. returned last Tues.
day from an automobile trip during
which he visited Phoebe, Caliente and
Las Vegas before completing his bust.
NESS mission. The doctor says thai
while he found the roads rough in
some places he made record time and
was not subjected to any more than
the ordinary inconvenience incident
to such a long automobile trip.
c. L. Osterlund returned yesterda,
after an absence Of one weak durinf