White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-19
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James Wakeling of Lund was q
visitor to Ely Monday.
Henry c. Smith of Steptoe was an
Ely visitor Wednesday.
Robert Reid of Lund came to Ely
Monday for a short visit.
Dave Gardner of Lund came to Ely
Tuesday to attend to business.
Mrs. John bearing of Baker visited
friends in Ely during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dcutre OF
Schellbourne spent Tuesday in Ely.
Lawrence Snyder of Baker was an
out of town visitor TO Ely this week.
Fine Molleson of Steptoe was a
visitor to Ely the early part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Robson and
children of Baker visited in Ely dur
ing the week.
Thomas II. O'Neill is spending a
short time in Idaho attending to
business matters.
Joe Birch came from his nome at
Duckwater during the week for a
short stay in the city.
La Verne Whipple of LunG spent a
few hours in Ely Tuesday, returning
home late in the afternoon.
Dan C. Riordan and Byron Ercan-
brack of Cave valley spent a few days
in Ely this week on business.
Christian Jensen of Preston re-
turned to his home Sunday afternoon
after a short business trip to Ely.
Miss Helen Bauman is enjoying q
visit from her sister, who came from
her home in Ogden during the week.
Amos B Gardner and son Ruel OF
Forest Home returned 10 their home
Sunday after spenting a short time
in Fly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Campbell
and son Allan of Steptoe visited rel
atives in Ely for a few days during
the week.
Leo Foppiano of Cherry Creek
came to Ely on Thursday evening
train to attend to land matters at the
office of the county clerk.
Mrs. Rose Marteletti of Currant
Creek arrived in Ely last Wednesday
and brought with her a load of ex'
ceptionally fine winter apples for the
local market.
W. II. Boyle has returned from
visit of several weeks in Centralia
Mo. Mrs. Boyle and baby daughter
will visit relatives at Richmond. Va.
before returning to their home here
w. W. Mcdowell, connected with
the musical department of the VII
son-Bates Stores Company, came
from his home at Provo. Utah. Tues
day evening to attend TO business In
Ely.
Mrs. Winnifred Cunningham OF
East Ely left Thursday morning fol
Las Vegas. called there by the ill
ness of her mother, Mrs. Margaret
McAuliffe, a former East Ely resi-
dent.
w. j Davies, who with his wife
has been making his home in Spring
valley for several years. left Thurs.
day morning for Pale Alto. Cal.
where he will join Mrs. Davies and
spend the winter.
Fred Baglin returned from Salt
Lake Thursday evening. lie accom-.
panied Herman Tietz to Salt Lake by
automobile last week. Mr.. Tietz has
gone to Oregon on a business trip and
is expected to return home the latter
part of next week.
James c. Riordan came from his
ranch home at Sunnyside wednesday
and left the same day on a business
trip to Spring valley. He returned
to Ely Thursday and remained unit
Friday afternoon. when he returned
to his home.
Amenda Has Accident at Oil Vel
j. E. Amenda was painfully bui
not seriously injured while working
at the drilling operations of the I'LL
pah Petroleum Company last week
While attempting to take a kink ou'
! of the cable on the derrick Mr.. Amen
da was struck by the master cranl
and thrown to the ground with suci
force as to render him practically
.,.o.arnfatc for N fimn Tho Qppi