White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-28

ers, Mrs. II. G f. Brown and Shirley
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gael S. Hoag were
arrivals in Ely Monday evening. They
were accompanied by w. i. Harring-
ton of Carson city. Mr.. Hoag as
field secretary and Mr.. Harrington as
state consul of TIE Lincoln Highway
Association are making a trip over
tie highway in correction with their
official duties They left for the west
ern part of the state Wednesday.
j + Amenaa. manager Of the ILL
pah Petroleum Company, returned TO
Ely Sunday from n successful bust
ness trip 10 the southern part OF the
state.
G.. Georgetta of Ibapah spent sew
eral days of the week in Ely OH a
visit 10 his son clel, who is remain
ing in Ely under the care OF DIR. Buck
ell for an injury received in "A run
away accident on the ranch a few
days ago.
ID G. Demetrakopulos left last
week for Ogden. where he spent
some tipie at the springs for the pen
ebt OF his health, having been af-
illctea with rheumatism for some
time. He returned Thursday.
John nornan. who has spent the
last few weeks with his family ar
Bakersfield, Cal. arrived in Ely Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. David u. BARLEY, Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Ryan and family.
Ar Dk4a - Ar a.I AINW n
Wallace and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Moyle and family and Mr..
and AIRS. Jerry Kent enjoyed a de-
licious supper on the Kent lawn one
evening OF last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis V. rooney
arc receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a nine and one-half
pound san last sunday AT their home
in East Ely.
W. II LAWYER. who is engaged in
mining al Aurum, was Il visitor IN
Ely Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Newinger entertained
the members of the +. T. G. Tuesday
afternoon 1T her home on High
street. The ladies spent "A pleasant
afternoon IN reading and CONVERSE
ton n refreshments were served TO
Hesdan'es Harry Randall. Charles l..
Grier. y e. Mcdonald and james
MacLaughlin. Mrs. Randall will en-
terrain the club Tuesday afternoon at
her nome IN Central Ely.
Mss Beatrice Rosevear of Hamil-
Ton Is the guest of Mrs. Martha Far
lner this week.
Owen Cazier came N from his
ranch on White river Wednesday and
attended TO business matters here.
Mrs. Angus y. Mcdonald enter
tanned with a luncheon Wednesday
afternoon at the Gomins home. in
Murry street. in honor of Mrs. Tracy
{. Marsh Seated with the hostess
wsre the guest of honor and Mes
DANES II. {. Mcdonald, II. A. Comins.
Josiah +. Miles. Masters Roy Melon
aid and Alexander Marsh. After
luncheon the guests enjoyed an in
formal game of cards.
Carl Muir 81 Hamilton was a bust
ness visitor 4 Ely Wednesday.
Victor II. Gardner of Sunnyside
came ia Ely Wednesday with a load
of produce. which he disposed of To
customers here
The members OF the Amateur
Bridge club were guests Of Mrs
Charles A Walker at her apartment
in the Richmar Thursday afternoon.
High score was held by Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Weber. The ladies enjoy
ing the game were Mesdames William
q Norman. John II. Eager. Georgs
II. Lilsiey, David l.. BARLEY. Ed Mil
lard and Miss Virginia J. Carothers
Miss Leah Miles is the week end
guest Of Mss Nina Mccarthy at Nc.
CHI.
Mrs. II II Hoffman entertained
Mrs Charles S Chandler, Mrs. James
NJ. Lockhart. Mrs. G. l.. Hickey and
Mrs. Mary Ellis AT luncheon Thurs
day afternoon, After luncheon the
guests enjoyed AN informal game OF
cards.
Mrs. Fred r. West and Miss Julia
Dean West were guests of Mrs.
George Newman AT MeGill Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Josephine Weyman. who mas
attended summer school at the Uni
YCrsity of Nevada and who has since
teen the CUES of Mrs. Frank Simp-
son in Rero. has gone 10 Battle
Mountain, where she will visit with
friends before opening her school in
Lane City.
Ray Howard, assistant Manager OF
the King cement Company n Brig
ham, Utah, while enroute to his home
from a trip 10 Los Angeles and San
Francisco. stopped IN Ely to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Lee II. Murdoch.
Mr.. Howard was a resident OF Ely
about seven years ago, being EN-
ployed ly Attorney McElroy. lie was
accompanied on the trip by Dir. and
Mrs. J. Z. Smith of Brigham
Owing To the unsettled weather
the picnic given by the Needlecraft
Club, which was scheduled to be held
on the courthouse lawn, was held in
Odd Fellows hall, A delicious hot