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

.harles A. Walker, David p. BARLEY.
Ed Mlllard, John Weber. John II
Eager, William o. Norman. Miss
virginia j. Carothers and the hostess
Albin c. Kirkeby of Shoshone
spent a few days of the week in Ell,
attending 10 business.
W. d. Hudson came to ELY Non.
day from his home at Shoshone for a
snort business trip 10 the city.
IL. NJ. 10y and +. l.. B~oneysteele.
connected with the Office of the state
engineer at Carson City. were bust.
ness visitors 10 Fly during the week
Miss Cleora Murdoch entertained
the members OF the Spoon Club at
her hurry street home Thursday eve.
ming. After a most pleasant evening
NJ five hundred delicious refresh
.nents were served and prizes award
ed to Miss Frances Peters first aud
Miss Margaret O'Hare second. Those
present were Mesdames Carroll F.
Morrill,, William Padden. Creighton
7. Whitmore. Louis II. Zadow. Har-
old W. Edwards. Jay +. Brinton.
George w Baird, Fred ID. Oldfeld
Misses Frances Peters. Margaret
OHare and Eva Timmons.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. X. Tietz enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. August Il. Riepe and
Joseph Tietz.
Mrs. Anna Clark was 4 week end
guest last week of Mrs. Arnold Spitz
AT McGill.
Mrs. John r. Lichlyter entertained
the members of the Z IT. c. Tuesday
afternoon. The members spent a
pleasant afternoon reading and en-
loyed the dainty refreshments served
by the hostess. Mrs. Angus Melon.
nd, whose birthday was to have Deen
honored. was presented with q dainty
gift prior 10 her departure for Phoebe
last Sunday Those ENJOYING the
afternoon were Mesdames Claude
Henderson. 4 A. Sherman. Harry
Randall. Il. {. Mcdonald and James
MacLaughlin. Mrs. George w. Jack
son will entertain the club next Tues
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. August II. Riepe mo-
tored to McGill Thursday evening and
enjoyed an Informal evening OF cards
NJ the home of MIR. and Mrs. John
. Stack
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Grenig and Miss
Mayme Glenn of McGill motored TO
Ely Tuesday evening To attend the
show Al the Ely theater.
Mrs. Isabel Smith returned during
the week from an extended visit with
relatives in Utah.
TIL. pnhlic reception given at IA.
Methodist parsonage Thursday eve
ming for the Rev. and Mrs. UPTON
Partridge was a most enjoyable af-
fair. when many OF the people of The
district gathered Il greet the new
minister and his wife. 4 musical
program consisting of a vocal solo by
George L. Armand. with Mrs. Annand
as accompanist, a vocal solo by c. w.
Terrence. with Miss Koneta Terrence
as accompanist. and short talks by
Mrs. +. c. Hair ON the good accom-
plished by a Sunday school and on
other subjects by Senator n. II. Cha
pin. Rev. James MacI .aughlin. DIR. II
- - - INV ~ IfaiFDlCt Nv IAfN
Mr.. Partridge were greatly enjoyed
Refreshments were served.
Ed D. Robson of Spring valley
spent several DAYS OF the week in Ely
Fred Hartley. manager of the J. &.
Penney Company store In Ely. re.
turned home Thursday evening after
having spent the last TWO weeks in
Salt Lake AT the Penney convention
Mrs Lee II. Murdoch and her
daughter. Miss Cleora. will leave
Tuesday for Kansas city. where Miss
5leora will report the convention OF
The American Legion. Miss Murdoch
IS To- be congratulated upon being
chosen for this position and IL is a
token To- her efficiency and pleasing
personality 10 he selected for the po-
sition. Mrs. Murdoch and Miss Gle
ora will also visit I'm Denver and Salt
Lake while away. They expect To
he gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Arnold SPITE of Mc(;ill was a
visitor TO Ely Thursday afternoon.
She also visited with Mrs Barge of
McGill. who is a patient nj The Step
luf nphlhtdi anu WHO - HoN OH the
road 10 recovery.
Roy liigsby. a former resident of
Ely who now makes his home IN
Elko. is attending To business and
meeting old-time friends In this city
Jack Nrotzer, who has been min
ing al Cherry Greek, spent u few
days in ELY during the week attend
ing % business.
Mrs. Frank Galloway and sou Du-
gan. who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Martha Farmer, and Miss De
Bore, teacher OF the commercial de-
partment OF the Currant high school,
who has been the guest Of Mrs
Charles G. Caperton, left Sunday for
their homes at Currant.
John Lusetti and daughter There
sa were business visitors to Ely from
Their Steptoe valley homo Thursday,
Frank +. Neyin. former Ely rest
dent, spent several days of the week
in Ely experimenting the shipping
= oat.lo mhioh ha purchased from