White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-18

PERSON4LMENITON
Fine Molleson, the Steptoe vale,
rancher, was a visitor in Ely durlnt
the week.
r. G. Windows came in from Pres
ton yesterday on n of his usua
trips and expects to return home TO
day.
Alfred Tamblyn left yesterda,
morning for Los Angeles, where ht
will spend the Christmas holidays
with his children.
John Yelland was in Ely two days
this week Getting old friends. He
was accompanied by Mrs. felland
who took occasion to do some
Christmas shopping
Ed and Lester Robinson came in
from their ranches in Spring valley
during the week, bringing in produces
for the Ely market.
Mrs. w. S. Elliott left Thursday
morning for Oakland, where she was
called by a telegram announcing the
serious illness of her aged mother.
G. A. McNab, Claude c. Warner
and George Ercanbrack of the Unit
ed States geological survey, arrived
in Ely last night and are registered
at the Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Sellas came in
from their home at Tiprett and
where they joined the merry throng
spent a few days in Ely this week,
of Christmas shoppers.
John 7. Whipple was in from Sum
nyside last Wednesday, and after
tending the banquet rendered by the
Ely Chamber of Commerce to the
visitors from Phoebe and vicinity, re-
turned 10 his ranch Thursday.
Otto Meek. who recently became
heavily interested in the ranching in
dustry at Baker, was an arrival on
the train coming from Cobre last
night and will spend some time here
after his interests.
Sam Bernstein, who has decided TO
again engage in business in this dis
riot. as told in the last issue of the
News. arrived in Ely last night and
will Immediately arrange to resume
his usual business activities in the
mercantile business at McGill.
]. G.. Riordan, banker, rancher and
livestock grower of Sunnyside. vas
n Ely during the week looking after
business matters in connection with
lis industry south of Elv and at the
anne time took up matters in con-
with the Ely National bank,
# which he is president.
q. q. Buzzetti of Steptoe spent the
part of the week in Ely. He
in his little ~3-year-o1d son
for medical treatment. which
vas administered at the Fly Surgical
hospital. The little fellow will in all
probability have to undergo an opera
ION and have his appendix removed
Is socn as conditions are found to be
favorable
Marion Fox of Shoshone was in
Ely this week for a short visit. Mr..
Fox is now in charge of the Minerva
Tungsten property and came to Ely
for the purpose of having
dental work done. He is one
If the old-timers and has many
here who are delighted to see
him and while not in the dentists
chair enjoyed a pleasant visit.
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Frank Galley. t1o prosperous
and livestock grower. whose
place is perhaps the best known on
the rIuch travelled route between Ely
and Tonopah. was among those who
found 1t necessary to run to Ely dur
ing the week on business matters.
lie brought Mrs. Galloway with hin,
TO give her an opportunity TO do some
Christmas shopping and returned to
their home Friday.
Editor and Mrs. w. A. Leonard ex-
poet to leave next Tuesday morning
for a holiday vacation with their two
sons. They will go first to Reno.
where Curtis Leonard, who is now
attending the University of Nevada.
will Join them and from there all
three will go to Vallejo. Cal. where
Morgan Leonard now holds n re-
sponsible position with n of the
daily newspapers, and the family will
enjoy Christmas In California.
r. T. (Dick) Swallow was in Ely
during the week and was kept bns2
receiving the congratulations Of his
friends when 1t was learned that a
daughter was recently born to Mr.
AMI Mrs. Swallow while the latter
was on a visit with friends at Nav
Vile. Utah. Both mother and little
daughter are in excellent condition
and Dicks familiar smile is broader
than ever. Mrs. Swallow will remain
in the Utah town for the winter,
where the children are going to
school.