White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-14

Mrs. Doris Duval and Mrs. T. &.
Marsh will be hostesses forO1he next
meeting of the =. +. O. at the home
of Mrs. Marsh Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. ". Painter and daughter
Dorothy went TO Ruth Friday for q
visit with Mrs. Painters mother, Mrs.
Mathews. and her sister, Mrs. c. r.
Nance.
Tracy {. Marsh returned Friday
from the Cleveland ranch. where he
has been Tor the last several weeks
in charge OF the dairy products de-
partment.
Mrs. VI. l.. Smith and son James
and Mrs. Smith mother, Mrs. Phyf-
lie McEllin. are at Hamilton, where
Mrs. McEllin is looking after her min
ing interests.
Mae Thompson returned Thursday
night from Park City, Utah, where
he has been for some time. and has
again entered the employ Of the City
market in Ely.
Mrs. E. J Stephens and two daugh-
A'i1 4 Gh'faiiii6 ~ NaN u'RAA&
by automobile for Long Beach, Cal,
where they Will remain during the
winter and the children VIII attend
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smiley and son
Carpenter. who had intended leaving
for California last Tuesday by way
OF Salt Lake. We're delayed i'm their
departure and now expect to start Oh
their journey next Tuesday.
Raymond Leo. n former East Ely
boy who long made his home with
Mrs. Mary {. Crump and later a mem
her of the household of Mr.. and Mrs.
=. w. Ball in Ely. mas obtained "a sit
uation in a law Office in San Fran
cisco.
James \. Fay. son of Mr. and Mrs
y. W. Fay. is recovering from "a sue
cessful operation performed by DIR.
Buckell at the Ely Surgical hospital
last Wednesday for the removal of
adenoids and tonsils. sonny with
stood the operation in fine shape, but
as the following results have tempo
rarily interfered with his
tionai tendencies the ordeal has been
a trying one
The East Ely sewing class will give
an entertainment in the kindergarten
room. Gunn-rhompson building, to-
morrow evening at 5 o'clock. The
program will include musical selec-
tionsl and Two playlets. A small adj
mission fee viii he charged. There
will also be an exhibition of the gar
ments made by the girls of the class.
rla - nYs. H.. -.
Miss Baker of the farm bureau work
and the occasion will afford public
opportunity for inspection of what
this particular department OF the
farm bureau is accomplishing.
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Mrs. Ross {. Finley and daughters.
Dorothy and Grace Louise, left yes
terday morning for Corvallis. Ore.
where they expect TO remain during
the winter and where the girls will
attend school. Mr.. Finley is planning
TO occupy the homestead ranch rear
McGill and awaif industrial develop
mentS here before "A further move. He
was formerly in the employ of the
Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
pany at MeGill and will resume his
former position there provided the
present shutdown Is not of too long
duration. The Finleys have been
residents of the distri,t for the last
fourteen ears and their many friends
here are sincere in the hope that il
VIII not be necessary for them To per
manently aocate elsewhere.
One of the most delightful picnics
Oh the summer season was spent by
a number of the East Ely girls Tues
day. A hike up the mountain beyond
Central Ely occupied most of the fore.
noon. After arriving back at the
big rock "A luncheon was prepared,
which made the girls feel more like
climbing again. Several could MOI
attend the party up the mountain the
second n owing-to "A lack of water.
Several trips for water were made 10
the nearest house in Central Ely, but
this supply did not last long. An.
other lunch was enjoyed before leay-
ing for East Ely In the late after
noon. Those attending the picnic
were the Misses Velma McCally. Ma
bel Aljets. Grayce Meyers, Irene Viii
son, Dorothy Finley, Nyla Freed. Ber-
nice Geraghty. Lefty Geraghty. Mau.
rine Jones. Edna Evans, Ruth Paine
and Mafalda Rossoia.