White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-02

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Quaylc and Miss Cleora Murdoch a
dinner guests Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duck and sol
Billy will leave Tuesday morning foI
Salt Lake TO attend the convention o
the j. c. Penney Company managers
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.. Grant and Mr.
and Mrs. J.. w. Foote of Ruth no
tored to Ely Thursday evening.
Clarence II. Norman and Zach
Norman arrived Tuesday from the
Norman ranch at Illipah. Zach
Norman left Thursday morning for
mis- home in Kansas City after spend
ing several weeks at the ranch visit
ing his brother. Captain Norman
Clarence Norman returned to ILL
pah Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Curtis, Mrs. w
II. McCroskey. Mrs. ". O'Hare and
day afternoon in McGill visiting with
friends.
George p. Armand and son Bob mo-
tered to Comins like Sunday ON a
hunting trip.
w. o. Hudson came TO Ely We'd
nesday from his home at Schell-
bourne TO attend to business. He was
accompanied by his wife.
Henry l.. Bennett came TO Ely
Wednesday from his home at Sehell-
bourne % consult with members of
the cleanup squad III regard to a war
claim.
George NJ. Campbell and family
lotored from the Campbell ranch. in
SteptOe valley, and visited relatives
in Ely Tuesday.
John II. Dolan and son were visit
ors To Ely during the week from the
ranch at Aurum.
Mrs. Harold st. Clair Carter left
Tuesday morning for Lovelock To
Join her husband. who will have
charge Of the Methodist church there.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Walker mo-
tored from their home in Cherry
Creek and spent Wednesday i'm Ely.
Richard r. Swallow. who mel with
"A serious accident when he was
crushed between a tractor and thrash.
ing machine on his ranch in Sprinf
valley last week, has been brought to
the Steptoe Valley hospital. where he
Will remain under the care of DIR
Bowdle until he has fully recovered
Mrs. Stanley Reed of McGill visited
Ely friends Wednesday.
Members of the Pirate Bridge Clal
were guests Of Mrs. o. u. Bates al
the University Club Friday afternoon
Several interesting games passed the
afternoon pleasantly and Mrs. Ebert
had high score. Those present were
Mesdames' John Weber. Watt II. Eish'
Up. Nealy II. Chaplin. Charles s
Chandler, Samuel b. Elbert. Franz
Roper and Ralph A. Bowdle.
Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. J p. Rumbaugh. who mad,
an overland trip, had arrived in Reno
and were enjoying their visit there.
Miss Joan Maddaford entertained
the girls of the +. w. Sewing Club al
the courthouse lawn yesterday after
noon. Sewing and refreshment.
passed the afternoon pleasantly fol
Bertha Wamboldt. Mildred Dclmore
Dorothy Delmore. Irene Kitch. Per
nice Geraghty. Melba Geraghty ant
The hostess.
Mrs. Louise House. who will leay,
Tuesday morning TO spend the winter
IN Los Angeles, was delightfully."- sur
prised by the members of the p. z. o
at her home in East Ely Friday eve
ming. A pleasant social time was en-
Joyed and delicious refreshments
were served TO Mesdames Mildre.
Marriott. Eva Terrence. Jeanann'
Fay, Margaret Smith. Minnie MELON
aid. Eta Mcdonald. Siona Clark, Bes
sic Pursell, Josephine Weyman AM
Miss Mary Black
The regular meeting of the Won
ans Club was held in the Odd Eel
lows hall yesterday afternoon. I'll
following delegates were elected Il
attend the convention of women
clubs to be held i'm Carson City dur
ing this month Mrs. ID. e. Melon
aid, Mrs. Alfred j. Proctor. Mrs. Jobl
Weber and Mrs. Josephine Weyman
Plans were made for the reception Il
he given ia the tachers of the distric
at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening
October II. A musical program vii
he rendered and light refreshment
will he served.
Lane Tilford. accompanied by hi
wife was an arrival Friday evening
from Hogan. where Mr.. Tilford !
engaged in placer mining.
Mrs. katherine Smith. who ctme
ito Ely To form classes I'm the interes
of the Homemakers' Club in dress
making and millinery. arrived in FL
|, last evening and will begin her wor'
Monday morning at the city hall.
The Informal Bridge Club mem
/, bers were guests of Mrs. Willis I
Meyers Friday evening. Mrs. Fred I
West, Mrs. Percy j. Jackson and Mrs
William o. Norman enjoyed tn
! game with Mrs. Meyers. Mrs. Yves
I, had high score
Unclaimed Letters i'm Ely Postoiiie
Tho following letters remain ~
called for at the Ely postofice 70
tho week ending September 80:
a VI. Bertha. Charles Pharmacy. Hal