White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-09
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Frank Todd. for some time employed
as boilermaker In the Nevada Northern
railway shops. left Thursday morning
for San Francisco. From the bay city
he intends TO go farther south n plans
to pass the remainder of the winter II
the land of sunshine n flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. ID. billiard. who fol-
the last eight years have been residents
here where Mr.. Hilliard was employed
as cabinetmaker by the Nevada North
ern railway, left Friday morning fol-
Ogden. After a visit there with rela-
tives they plan to go to Los Angeles
fornia.
Harry J. Smith. who has passed The
Christmas holidays at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith,
left yesterday morning for Ames, Iowa
to resume his studies in the Iowa State
College of Agriculture and Industrial
Arts. Registration for the college
winter quarter is scheduled for tomor-
row, January 10.
Mrs. Nellie Cornell, widow of the late
Harry Cornell. who was "A victim of
the Influenza in the fall of 1917, left
the last week for Salt Lake City, where
she will enter a business college for a
six-months commercial course. Dur
ing her absence her mother. Mrs. A.. w.
Kelley, will maintain the home in Cen
tral Ely and care FOR the three Cornell
children.
c l.. Phi1brook, for some time deputy
sheriff in the railroad town. n by the
recent change of administration sue
ceeded in Office by +. E.. Smith, has
sold his residence in East Ely and with
his family has moved to the Moller
ranch. where he will try his luck in
the poultry business. Mr.. Philbrook
sold his house to Jaek Maddaford, gen.
eral foreman for the Ely Securities
and Water companies, who will occupy
IL as a home.
Claire Cornell, a well-known railroad
boy in the Nevada Northern train SER
vice, recently left here for San Fran
cisco, where he was scheduled TO sail
Monday on a t"hree-months' cruise
to South American ports as a naval re-
serve. Mr.. Cornell. who enlisted in
the navy during the late war. has been
retained in the service subject to call
a reserve, and pending such time as
was called for sea duty has been
engaged in his former occupation Of
railroading.
The special train bearing Nevada
F*on Sa1flatai or1 NaxaHn Markham PA i'll
way officials was marked up to leave
Ely at eleven o'clock last evening. for
he run TO Shafter. where the Jackling
car Cyprus" was TO be attach
ID his morning to Western Pacincl
rain No. 3 for San Francisco. The Me-
sada Northern special was in charged
IF Conductor ]. w. Blackwood. Brake
men c. W. Adams and C. n. Roberts,
Engineer J. b. Whitiock INT Fireman
Ed Burg. with locomotive No. IL.
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A.. T. Drysdale. one of the veteranl
locomotive engineers in point of SER
ice on the Nevada Northern railway. |
Thursday night from cali-l
whore he has been for several
on leave of absence. During
ais stay on the coast he was occupied
a clerical job in the s~hipyards at,
Pedro, but the inclination to getl
back on an engine again was too strong
% be denied and he has esumed his
run on second ore Mrs.
orysdale and the children are In Los
Angeles, where their daughter Minnie
IS in her seeond year in high school.
The additional local train installed
yesterday between East Ely and Elyl
has already made n hit with business
men from this end of the town who
nave business in the county metropolis
n the late afternoon. Herman Wise.
popular cashier at the Copper National
bank, was the first business man TO
board the new train last evening. thu
went properly noted by Conductor y.
y. McGinty, who SAN out, "All aboard
Tor the Wise special BY all traditions
IF local precedent the new train Is thus
"fhe Wise Special" and will
probably be so known to the public
It's a good name at that.
Judge McFadden VIII Leave for Fallon
Judge G / MeEaddap win foova ..