White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Alex Weiland Oh Elko. representa-
tive of the Moffat & Humphrey Com
pany. is spending the week in Ely in
the interest of their cattle business.
Peter and Joseph Delmue. cattle
buyers of Phoebe, and Robert l.. Can
cannon, representative of the East
Side investment Company of Living
ston. Cal, were arrivals in Ely dur
ing the week and have gone to Snake
valley TO interview the cattlemeL CT
that section.
+. II. Butchers of Los Angeles. in
terested in the buying of cattle. IS n
recent arrival in Ely.
Mrs. Artie W. Zedlar. who has heen
teaching school in Spring valley dur.
ing the asst term. visited Ely friends
for a few days and departed for
Sharp, New, where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Willis Z. Meyers was hostess
TO the members of the Informal
Bridge Club last Saturday evening.
Her guests were Mrs. Fred T. West.
Mrs. Percy j. Jackson and Mrs. 10
seph L. Ties. Mrs. Jackson had high
score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay F.. Brinton. Mrs
Clifford sydney Potter. Mary. Mil
dred and Buddy Potter enjoyed q
pleasant outing on Berry creek SUN
DAY.
John Hewlett of Cherry Creek
spent n few days in Ely visiting his
mother. Mrs. George ID. Maddelena,
who is a patient at the county hos
piial.
The members of the Amateur
Bridge Club were entertained al
Bridge last Monday by Mrs. George
ii Lihsley AT her home ON Campton
street. The ladies enjoying Mrs
] insley's hospitality were Mrs. Johr
Weber, Mrs. James S. Bennett, Mrs.
Willis f. Meyers. Mrs. David Boyd
Smith. Mrs. William o. Norman.
Mrs. Fred r. West and Mrs. Charles
l.. Grier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mangum enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Miller and chill
dren and Thomas Norton of Los An
relies and AIR. and Mrs. Lee II. Muir
cock were their guests
Mrs. Fred ID. Oldield was hostess
to the members of the Spoon Club
Wednesday evening. After everal
delightful games refreshments were
served and prizes were awarded to
Miss Fannie Cupid first and Miss
Frances Ieters second. The guests
included Mesdames Creighton I.
Whitmore. Harold W. Edwards. Jaw
+. BIinton. Alfred Doull. Louis II
zadow, William II. McCroskey. Car
roll +. Morrill,. William Padden, the
Misses Fannie Cupid and Frances
Peters.
The 6randmothers' Club members
We're ~enoyably entertained Wednes-
Mrs. Willard served n delicious
luncheon and the afternoon was
spent in playing bridge. Mrs. We
her had high score.
Wilbur p. Lindsey left for Cleve-
land. o, Thursday morning. Mrs.
Lindsey and the children will re-
main i'm Fly for u while and will
later Join Mr.. Lindsey in Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Boese. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. l.. Hickey. Mrs. w. s. Holm
uuist and Miss Margaret smith mo-
;tored 10 the Campbell ranch. in Step
TOE valley, Sunday aud spent the day.
Miss Clocra Murdoch arrived home
Thursday evening. after having spent
The week i'm Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Riordar and
two children. Gertrude and Law
renee. returned To the ranch home
NJ Snnnyside Monday after a visit
With Mrs. R%iordan's mother. Mrs.
Margaret O'Hare.
Mrs. George NJ. Doughty left Sat.
rrday morning for California. where
h will make her future home. She
will ha Joined there by her lwp sons.
lloyd and Paul.
Mrs. Collier G.. Turner and chill
dren have returned from a pleasant
Wait mt the Cazier ranch on Currant
creek.
Miss Grace Dixon. who has spen,
the last two III here with her
nunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carlin. departed Tuesday morning
for her home in pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin l.. Miller and
three children. Bovd. Lorraine and
Dale. and Thomas Norton arrived in
Ely last SATURDAY night and are the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee II
Murdoch. Mrs. Miller IL a sicter of
Mrs. Murdoch and MIR. Norton is a
celebrated Hawaiian tenor. The
party made q remarkable record,
having left Los Angeles at 4 o'clock
Friday evening and arriving In .-ly
Mt f1:45 Saturday evening. They
had some alight delay occasioned by
tire trouble. Mr.. Miller and Mr.