White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-23

devant, Frank f.. Swartz and r. II
Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Terrence, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold X. Amens. Mrs
George ii. Ryan and Mrs. Ryan Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wright, Miss
koneta Terrence, Howard and Clark
Amens, Betty Grace and Hall Ryan
motored TO comins like last Sunda,
and enjoyed a pleasant outing and Z
delicious picnic lunch.
Fred 7. West and the Misses Julia
Dean West and Mary Deckelman re.
turned by automobile Thursday eve.
III from Salt Lake. Mrs. West re.
manned in Salt Lake for n few weeks
more
Mrs. William Padden OF East Ely
was an overnight guest of Miss Gle
ora Murdoch Saturday.
Members OF the Needlecraft Club
were guests OF Mrs. j. ID. Wallace
Thursday afternoon. A pleasant aft
ernoon of sewing was followed by
dainty refreshments. The ladies en-
Joying the afternoon were Mesdames
J. ". Scarf, Mary Cupid, Percy j
Jackson, W. L. Boyle, J. ID. Stong,
w. {. Gallagher. George II. Ryan
and Robert A Baird.
Oscar II. Upwall and Alfred ].
Proctor enjoyed IA hunting trip to the
head OF Steptoe creek last week. They
left Fly Saturday and returned Tues
day.
William and Andrew Boundv.
Andy Dietlaf and Miss Admire Ander-
son were visitors in Ely from Spring
valley during the week. They start
ed for their home Tuesday afternoon
but lust below East Ely experienced
ear trouble and were compelled to
return 10 Ely until the following day.
Mrs. ID. 7. Stong. Mrs. ID. c. Nc
Donald and Mrs. Josephine Wayman
were luncheon guests of Mrs. Ed p.
Pursell last Sunday.
James {. Riordan and son Francis
and Carl Stevens arrived in Ely Fri
day evening with a bunch of cattle,
which they delivered to Frank f.
Nevin for shipment Saturday morn
ing. The herd contained III head.
-
Miss Clecra Murdoch was a dinner
guest of Mrs. Oscar II. Upwali last
Sunday.
Members Of the Wednesday Sewing
Club were guests of Mrs. Watt II
Bishop at her home on Canyon street
Wednesday evening Sewing and the
serving of dainty refreshments pleas.
antly passed the evening for Mes.
danes Nealy H.. Chaplin. Frank Z
Swartz, John T.. Callahan. Osmond
g Bates, II. s. S~turdevant. Frank
Roper and Vail NJ. pittman.
Mrs. Anthony Zurich returned
Thursday evening from a visit 10 Sail
Lake City.
William Royle. deputy .nterna.
revenue collector for this district, re
turned Tuesday evening from Sal
Lake. where he bad been to attend
the funeral of his father.
James II. Marriott of 0sceola spen
several days of The week in Ely Wis
ting relatives.
Joseph V Murphy aud Max Her
man vi "fNitt "tIf Fly fioiioI'
Thursday
Mrs. Rowe MeCrae of McGill visit
ed Ely Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Roper entertained III,
members of the Pirate Bridge Clul
AT the University Club Friday after
noon. The ladies enjoying the game
were Mesdames X. II Hoffman. Os
mond G.. Bates, William Y. McGill
Nealy II. Chaplin, Samuel Il. Ebert
Ralph A. Bowdle. Arthur Smith and
the hostess. Mrs. Smith and Mrs
Bates had high scores.
Lawrence Ramsay and Lester Rob
ison we're among the Spring vale,
people who attended TO business IL
Ely during the week.
Max r. Stem Jr. of Carson city /.
attending TO business in Ely.
q. !. Buzzetti of Steptoe attended
10 land matters at the office of tho
county clerk Thursday.
Mrs William r. Mendes and he,
daughter Irene arrived Thursday eve
ming from Salt Lake MI. Mendes
arrived from his ranch at Duckwatel
Thursday 10 meet them in Ely
Sheriff Henry 2. Nicholson am
Deputy District Attorney V. II. Var
gas spent Friday at Baker on Official
business
Frank + Swartz and David II
BARLEY left Friday on a deer hunt
ing trip.
Mrs. Joseph Bate Of McGili. who
has been a patient AT the Steptoe hos
pital. has recovered su ~ficientlv to re-
turn 10 her home.
Mrs. William q Norman. Mrs
Josiah L Miles and Mrs. Fred u. Old
field enjoyed an informal game OF
bridge with Mrs. Jerry Kent at her
home on Campton street Friday eve
ming. Mrs. Oldfeld had high score
Christian Hermanson Jr of Pres
ION was an Ely visitor during the
week.
Dr Marie A. Michel is spending
the week in Sacramento attending a
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