White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-17
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,lE4ST ELY U1IING,
NJ A. Smith, who has been in tn
I Nevada Northern train service,
! planning TO leave this week for Sal
= Lake City.
+ l.. Jameson. formerly employed
: As boilermaker at the Nevada North
; ern railway shops, is now located a
Oakland. Cal. where he has a posi-
! ton.
n. o. Wade. "a former engineer D
the Nevada Northern railway, lei
Yesterday morning for Pueblo. Cd
} where his family preceded him
short time ago.
c. A. Strobe. VINO has been EN-
rloyed in The Nevada Northern gen
eral Office, expects to leave Thursda
morning for San Francisco 10 ente
the employ of the Southern Pacitl
Company.
Allen L. Douglas, who has bee
running as baGgagemaster on the Go
briefly passenger train, left Sunda
morning for San Pedro. Cal. wher
he Joined his wife, who has beei
there for some time.
Elton Harris, former chief clerk il
the auditors office. Nevada Northern
railway. left Monday morning 10
Sacramento. 1t is said Mr.. Harris ma
taken a position with the American
Express Company in that city.
u. 5. Riordan. a inspector for tn,
Nevada Northern railroad. has beer
transferred from East Ely to cobre
where he will continue in a similal
capacity in the service of the com
pany. His family will remain il
East Ely.
{. A. Chesser. formerly employee,
by the Nevada Northern RAILWAY
Company. has taken a job at III,
Georgetown ranch, where active
preparations for the seasons worl
are we'll under way by Superintend
ent Phil Aljets.
Mrs. Ruth y. Ruse, teacher Of tn.
kindergarten school in East Ely. lefl
Sunday morning for California in re
Spouse to a telegram announcing tn
critical illness of her aged father. L
is expected that she will return st
school may be resumed again the
coming week.
Frank A. Cameron. who was for
merly employed as maehinist by tn
Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
- - NIans1I 1T .I4rV.rla.. e. ID.
oche. where he has secured a job a
his trade. As Mr.. Cameron has prop.
erty interests here he expects TO re.
turn 10 this district again when bust.
ness conditions have improved.
Mr.. and Mrs John Butler and chill
dren. Herbert and Vera, will leave
during the coming week for a yisil
with Mr.. Buffers sister, Mrs. A
Haynes in Taber. Alberta. Canada
Mr.. Butler has been employed as
fireman on the Nevada Northern rail
way and expects TO return to this dis.
trict again with the resumption of
business activities.
=. +. coady, former chief dispatch.
eI for the Nevada Northern railroad
left Tuesday morning for Omaha
Neb.. where he will visit with hi
sisters, Miss Nellie Coady and Mrs
Walter Kirkland, and his brothers
Martin and John Coady. Mr.. coad'
is on leave of absence for ninety day
and while he is away his family viii
remain in East Ely.
w. c. Iyerson and family and Mr.
I.A. VI $500 -
East Ely Thursday morning for Blu
Canyon, Cal. where they expect [,
remain for some time. The Messrs
Iverson have been in the employ o
the Nevada Northern railway. Durinl
their absence Master Mechanic +. +
Jarrett and wife will occupy the liver
son home in East Ely.
Dorence jameson gave Il part.
April 2 in honor of the sixth anniver
sary of his birth. The happy even
took place 1t the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. jameson. in Cen
trail Ely. Josephine ard LeGrand,
Sauires and Angelo Mack were III.
guests. Refreshments were serve
aud in the evening the littis peopl
Of iio occasion made mp . iheate
party.
Mrs. 81. A. Davidson. Mrs. Doris Il
Duval. Mrs. n. W. Fay and Miss Ev.
Hall Timmons have organized a Quie
times club and will meet fortnight
for an evening of bridge. A serie
of games is planned for the summe
months, with a jackpot prize for tn
h~igh-score players. Mrs. DavidsoI
was the first hostess, when arrange
ments were formulated. The mex
play will be at the home OF Mrs. Du
val Thursday evening, April 81.
Carl n. Stevenson was an out
bound passenger on yesterday morn
ing's Cobre train. He plans to sto
in Salt Lake City for awhile, but hi
future plans are not fully made. al
though he has several places In view
His wife and daughter Betty will re
main in East Ely until the close o
school in June. Mr.. Stevenson cam
mere about four years ago as secre
tary 10 the late l.. G. Cannon, vice
president and general manager OF III
Nevada Northern railway, continuin.
In tho q "a N - aaansftv ..t4t. - $500.