White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-20

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the Troy power laundry for some
time, left the last week for Mantana'
Martha Bascom, the daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bascom OF East
Ely, was operated on at the Steptoe
hospital yesterday, having her ton
sis removed. She has returned 10
her home.
The Davidson and Timmons orches
ira including Mr.. and Mrs. h. A.
Davidson and Miss Eva Timmons, lei
Yesterday morning for Cherry Creek
TO play al a dance last night. They
expect to return tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase, form
er well.known residents, write a
Ely friends from Venice, Calf, where
they have been located for some time,
but add they expect to leave there soon
for Oakland. Mr.. Chase writes that
the nights have been very cold at the
Venice resorts, and intimates that
everything considered there are worse
places than Nevada.
Superintendent 7. j. Duddleson of
IHt 4NtAaud ANOli iiti ~ ~
trip TO Cobre, Thursday. Main line
trains experienced some trouble last
week with high water that in places
covered the track between Shafter
and Cobre. necessitating extreme
care In the operation of trains. Not
outstanding, the passenger schedule
was maintained without delay.
NrS A1hart Hpxnn of East EiV who
has been suffering for the last two
weeks with q shattered hand. is now
reported to be rapidly recovering from
her serious injury. While ON her
way home from Ely and near the
power plant Mrs. Hexem was invited
to ride in an automobile and in her
hurry to enter the machine she tripped
over a wire, falling with full force on
her right hand severely SCATTERING the
bones in the wrist.
Mrs. F. H. LESLEY and two child
are leaving this morning for BoZe-
man, Mont. where they will join Mr..
who has gone into partner
with his brother, II. c.. LESLEY,
In the gardening and greenhouse bust
ness. The Lessleys have resided here
for the past five years, Mr.. LESLEY
the Nevada Northern train service
and for some time running as brake
man on the Cobre-Ely passenger train.
They have many friends who wish
hem success in their new enterprise
They have rented their home in East
Ely To Fred C.. Pons and family.
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arrangements for an entertain
nent to be given Monday evening
Feb. 2S, in the kindergarten room in
he Gunn-Thompson building. The
program. in addition TO several musical
numbers, will include two plays in
which the parts are to be taken by
members. The first of these.
The Glory of the Morning" is an
indian characterization in costume.
of the series of Wisconsin plays
hat have recently come into promi-
fence on the speaking stage. The
second play is an exemplifcation of
he educational work being done by
he p. E. o., and for which funds are,
regularly appropriated by the order.
There will be no admission fee. but
opportunity for a silver offering will
De given. AT the conclusion of the pro.
gram there will be a jitney dance for
which a charge of five cents a figure
will be made. The public is cordially
to attend. As there appears
10 have been some misunderstanding
TO how the proceeds are to be used,
the chapter members wish il said that
the p. f. o. educational fund is not
for kindergarten work but in the as
s%istance of furthering the scholastic
ambitions of young women seeking
courses.