White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-06
ELY SOCIE7Y NOTES and
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

ireshments were served to Mesdames
Creighton p. Whitmore, Jay E. Drin
TON, George w. Baird, Louis II. IA.
dow, Harold w. Edwards, Fred D
Oldfeld, Mrs. Bedding, Misses Mar
garet O'Hare, Frances Peters, Lanrs
Gallagher and Fannie Cupid. Mis-:
O'Hare won the first prize and Mis-.
Peters second. Wednesday afternoon
November is, the club will give 9
public card party for the benefit oi
the lied Cross at The Willow Club
The admission will be 80 cents.
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john Carlson of Cherry Greek was
an overnight visitor to Ely Wednes.
day.
John A. Magnuson of Steptoe was
IN Ely Wednesday on legal business
lie returned home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Muir OF Hamil.
ton spent a few days of last week In
Ely and attended the Elks dance last
Saturday evening. Mr.. Muir was one
OF the new candidates at the Elks
initiation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mccarthy, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Grenig and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. NJ. Crawford were among the
McGill people attending the Elks
dance in Ely last Saturday night.
Mrs. ID. T. Stong was hostess To III,
members of the e. T. c. a her home
On hurry street Tuesday afternoon
Reading occupied the ladies during
the afternoon until the serving OF
dainty refreshments by The hostess
Present were Mesdames A. A. Sher.
man. E. e. Knox. Harry Randall, G
W. Brown and James Mclaughlin
Mrs. Knox will entertain The clul
next Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Eva Timmons. principal NJ
the East Ely school. mas been con.
fined in the Steptoe hospital with al
attack OF tonsolitis. Mrs. NJ. l.. Smi.f
has been substituting for Miss Tim
mons.
W. II. Reynolds and Edgar Eathei
of the law firm of Reynolds & Eathel
Of Eureka returned home Tuesday
They had attended the Elks celebra
ton here and were initiated into III,
order
Chris Jensen Of Preston atiende,
to business in Ely Thursday.
: Christian II. Hermansen brough
2 load of produce from his home a
Preston 10 dispose of in Ely We'd
nesday.
George W. Robson returned Tues
day from Salt Lake, where lie deliv
cred some lambs. He attended [
court matters In Ely Wednesday an,
returned 10 his home in Snake vale.
Thursday.
Grover TIlford OF Oseeola came /
Ely Thursday evening to attend 4
business in the city.
!. II. Somers of Preston. who ha
been employed on road work for III
county. came TO Ely Thursday an
returned home Friday.
Philip w. Baker and Ralph II. Bias
sett OF Baker were passengers on tn
Osceola stage 10 Ely Wodnesda,
They had been subpoenaed as wit
nesses i'm the case of Robson agains
Bellander, held in the Justice eouf
Thursday.
Mrs. John Stack. Mrs. Tom Stacl
Mrs. Charles Engelke and Miss Cath
crime Ryan We're dinner guests .
Mrs. August X. Riepe Thursday
Albin c. Kirkehv of shoshone wa
n business visitor in Ely Tuesday.
J. e. Stewart. representative Of III
Remington Typewriter Company {
Salt Lake. arrived in Ely Saturda
evening. After spending sever
days i'm the district repairing ms
chimes he will leave Tuesday for FL
reka, New.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Y. Murph
and Mr.. and Mrs Sam Applema
Thursday.
Ernest Milliek, who has been mir
ing nj Mccoy creek for some tim.
spent "A few days of the week in FL
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Mccarthy an
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Grenig motored II
from MeGill Tuesday evening. Th
ladies attended the show and III
gentlemen attended the meeting
the Elks Club.
Ed Robson, Spring valley ianehel
came to Ely Friday with a load {
potatoes for his customers.
II. A. Gillian, who has been en-
ployed at Ruth for the last five years
left Tuesday morning. Mr.. Gilla
went 10 Salt Lake hut has not decid
ed as yet where he will locate permf
,nently.
Mrs. William q Norman rBtei
tanned the guild OF st. Bartholomew
church at her home ON Clark stree
Wednesday afternoon. After tn
business meeting a pleasant socis
hour was enjoyed and the hostes
served tea and cake. Present wer
Rev. and Mrs. James MacLaughli'
Mesdames |. G. G. Whitmore, a. 4
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