White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-18

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weeks stay at Hamilton, where he
has been occupied with his mining
interests. He says ore of good grade
is being produced in large quantities.
Tracy c. Marsh left Wednesday
for Tonopah. Before leaving he said
that il he was unable to secure en-
ployment in the silver camp he would
go to Goldfeld and look over condi-
tions there.
C.. b. Lakenan, DIR. X. A. Bowdle,
I. J. Duddleson and W. N. McGin re-
turned yesterday from a duck-hunt-
ing expedition TO Spring valley, In
which the ducks are said TO have SUI
tered considerably.
James B. Whitlock, Nevada North
ern locomotive engineer. left during
the week for a visit with his brother
in New York City. Mr.. Whitock
plans TO stop in several places on his
trip back east and expects to be alb
sent several months.
Conductor Fred ID. Stunden and
family left Thursday morning for
Los Angeles for a visit with Mr.. Stun
den's mother. Since the curtailment
Oh the lOtdf lIdiu SCI VIC WI. otuh1th
has been serving as brakeman on the
main line passenger trains.
Evelyn. young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Hickey, who has been
in poor health for some time, has
oeen taken to Los Angeles for treat
ment by a specialist. She was ac-
companied by her mother and Mr.
and Mrs. George l.. Hickey.
Harry and Bill Smith entertained
at their home Friday evening, the
eve of Bills departure for Exeter, y.
H., To continue his school work. The
entertainment program included
cards aud refreshments. The guests
present were Stanley and Sam Will
iiams. Emmett Cnlbert, Tom Haley
and Harry Fay.
Mrs. II. A. Davidson and little
daughter Marie left Yesterday mora-
ing for Denver, Col, where she will
visit her sister. From Denver Mrs.
Davidson will go to Kansas City as Z
delegate to the national convention
from chapter G of the local p. +. o.
Then she plans to continue her jour
rey t o Chicago and vicinity for a visit
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Fast Ely.
The teaching staff of the Fast Ely
school has been increased by the adj
dition of Mrs. George A. Whiteley.
who will have charge of the first and
second grades. The school opened
last week with three teachers, but
the enrolment of pupils was such
that ii was found necessary to en-
gage an additional instructor and
Mrs. Whiteley, a former teacher here,
was fortunately available for the po-
sition.
William T. fBill) Smith left on
yesterdays train for the to re-
sumo his studies at Phillips Exeter
academy at Exeter. n. H.. His broth
or, Harry j. Smith, and Harry S. Fay,
who have also been here during the
summer vacation and occupied with
range and ranch work. are planning
to leave September 22 for Ames
Iowa, where they are attending the
Iowa State College OF Agriculture and
Industrial Arts.
Win Fulmer. Frank Beverly, W. j. |
Smith and shorty Wilson were
early at Lake Lakenan. near McGill
Junction. Friday morning and re-
turned well loaded with ducks as
their part in the ceremony OF opening
the duck season.. Others from the
railroad town who took the trail in
quest of the popular game bird in
cluded T. j. Duddleson. II. a. David
son, NJ. l.. Smith. Arthur Smith, Bill
Smith. Harry Smith. Vic Carlson and
Harry Fay. Presumably there were
others who also ran hut eluded
the reporters.
Mrs. 7. G Marsh writes friends
here that she and her son Mamie
are located at Suffer City, Cal,
where h is teaching in the high
school, and not in Marysville, as has
teen said. Suffer City is about four
teen miles from Marysville and Mrs.
Marsh writes that the school Is a
modern institution with a force of
nine teachers and an enrolment of
about "a pupils, most of whom |
come from long distances. Since
going to California Mrs. Marsh has
met several former residents of Ely,
among those mentioned being Mrs.
ID. c. Riordan and members OF the
Relder family at Roseville and Mr.. !
and Mrs. s. c. Patrick at Marysyi,le. !
Mrs. Doris Duval. accompanied by |
her mother, Mrs. K. v. Gamble, and
her uncle. George Fl. Gamble, left
Wednesday afternoon by automobile
for Susanviile, Cal. where MIR. DuyaI
Is at present employed and where the
family expects TO locate Included in
the party and travelling in a second
car were J.. G.. Merton and family,
who are also planning to make their
home in Susanville. Mr.. Merton was
formerly employed in the mines at
Ruth and during the last year has
heen receiving treatment at the Step
toe Valley hospital for an injury to
one OF his knees. The party was ac-
companied as far as Illipah by f.. V.
Gamble, at present in charge OF one
OF the drilling gangs for the Ilripah