White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-21

II. A. Davidson, stOrekeeper, Went 10
salt Lake City the first of the week
to drive hack "A Dodge ear purchased
by Mr.. Hickey.
T. j. Duddleson, superintendent Of
the Nevada Northern railway. is in
receipt of a telegram from Spokane.
Wash, announcing the birth of Il
daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo pud-
dleson, August Is.
j. X. Spuiers. proprietor of the
East Ely barber shop and ice cream
parlor. has moved with his family
from Central Ely to East Ely, having
rented the house recently vacated by
Ross c. Finley and family.
c. II. Holland, formerly n the em-
rloy Of the Nevada Northern Railway
Company in the shops at EAST Ely,
left yesterday morning for Provo,
Utah. where he will stop for a time
with his son. Mr.. Holland is unde-
cided as 10 his future plans and be-
fore leaving said that lie did not
know AT this time where he would
eventually locate.
r. II. Craig left on Tuesday S train
for Las Vegas. where he has accept
ed a position with the Los Angeles 4
Salt Lake railroad. Mr.. Craig was
formerly in the employ of the Ne
,ada Northern railroad in East Ely,
but during the last spring and sum-
mer he has been at the Consolidated
Illipah oil camp. with which com
pany he is officially interested.
III. aI.I lf.ua .A-
for the Ely Securities Company. re-
turned with his family during the
week from IA camping trip In Elko
county. He a Y they had to modify
their plans somewhat as to location
for the reason that on arrival at the
creek first decided upon they found
no creek there. the result of an in
adequate water supply from noun
tain sources.
Announcement has been received
from Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Mott of Salt
Lake City of the engagement of their
daughter. Alta A. Mott. 10 Lester :.
Robbins. the marriage Il take place
in the temple at Salt Lake City Sep
TENDER /. The br,de-to-be is a niece
of Mrs. II. Il. Amens and Is well re-
membered here, where for a time
she made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Amens and attended the local school.
Fred L. POns, a resident of East
Ely for the last six years and antil
recently in the employ of the Nevada
Northern railway. has accepted q po-
sition in Provo, Utah. He will first
GO to Salt Lake City, where his wife
and children have been visiting for
several weeks. Mr.. Pons says that
he regrets having to leave Ely, but
no more so than his wide circle Of
friends regret that he has to. and All
join IN best wishes for himself and
family in their new location.
There was a large attendance Men
dav evening at the entertainment in
the Kindergarten room given 10y the
girls of the East Ely sewing club,
under the supervision of Miss Leah
Barker, district club leader from the
University of Nevada and working
with the White pine county farm
bureau. The program was given as
announced in the columns of the
News last Sunday and was thorough
~ enjoyed. the numbers including in
s.rumental and vocal selections, two
playlets. Rotations and a short add
dress by Miss Barker on the work OF
the club. In connection there was
an exhibit of the work done during
the last year by the girls of the club.
which reflected in "a highly c%reditable
manner upon the individual skill Of
the class members. After the formal
program light punch was served aud
dancing was enjoyed.
The subscription list of the White
Pine News is growing fast Are yol,