White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-28
PERSONALMENTT

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Miss Wanda Cazier of White River
Is the guest OF Mrs. Martha Farmer.
A. ". Wakeling Of Lund came TO
Ely during the week for a short stay.
James Doutra bf Senellbourne
came &c Ely Tuesday for a short
stay.
Lee r. Marriott of Osc.ola attend
ed TO business matters in Ely this
week.
w. c. Bradley of Bothwick returcd
TO his home Monday after a few days
stay in Ely.
b. II. Ashby OF iuad came 20 Fly
during the week TO attend to bust
ness meters.
r. A. Mathis of Lund spent the
week in Ely, being a member of the
libel suit jury
John T. Baker came from his homo
at Baker Monday fer a short busin, So
trip 20 this city.
Clel Georgetta came to Ely from
his home at Ibapah Thursday for a
short stay in Ely.
Paul Irwin was IN arrival from his
ranch home at Currant Tuesday for
a short visit here.
H.. S. Arnoldson of Preston cam
10 Fly Monday to attend court in the
capacity of a juror.
JOHN A. Lundgren of Shoshone was
an Ely visitor Thursday. He returned
10 his home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bellander OF
Baker came to Ely Monday and re-
turned home Tuesday.
Glenn Meek of Baker came to Ely
Monday for a short visit He re-
turned 10 his home Tuesday.
Lazaro Zubiri came in from his
ranch homo near Cherry Greek dur
ing the week for a short visit.
Andrew and William Boundy OF
Sehellbourne we're Ely visitors Mon-
day, returning homo Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Elliott and
Mrs. Andrew Hexem arrived during
the week from a trip to Tonopali.
William Mulyihill was an arrival
during the week from his home al
connor's station, making a short visit
here.
ID. G. Gardner of Lunl came to Ely
early in the week. called on jury
J,,t,r lie uto. .NanHa1 1N1 rot rnn.l [
home TUESDAY.
Paul Hours. Steptoe valley rancher.
came to Ely Monday, and after at
to business matters returned
home Tuesday.
NJ. McAulay, au old-time Cherry
Creek resident, came to Ely Satur-
day night to attend the funeral of
A. n. Mcdonald.
John f. Callahan and his son
Jack are spending a few days in the
Currant district on business FOR the
Wilson-Dates store.
Fent y. Smith. manager of the
Adams-McGill ranch at Hot Creek,
attended to business matters in this
city during the week.
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w. f. Mendes and his son, W. +.
Mendes Jr., came 10 Ely last Satur-
day from their home at Duckwater
and spent a few days here.
George r. Smith, who has been
making his home at Baker. arrived
during the week and lief. for Me
Gill, where he will be employed.
Forrest d. Matson. manager of the
Piermont mine, spent a week in Ely
in connection with a case in the dis
trict court in which he is interested.
Carl Dietlaf OF Spring Valley
spent Tuesday in Ely. While here
he made application for a home
stead entry at the office of the eoun-
ty clerk.
Irwin Mcdowell, wife and family.
spent the week i'm Ely. Mr.. Mellow
ell is connected with the Wilson,
Bates Furniture Company store at
Provo, Utah.
Theodore Taraldson, connected
with the Lake Valley Mining com J
pany returned during the week from
California. where he had been for +
several weeks. |
=. +. Millick anne in from bis
mining property on Mccoy creek 10
attend 10 business matters in con-
nection with the mine Monday and
returned Tuesday.
Clyde Tllford, who has been min
Ing near Osceola, left vest srday morn.
ing for Angels Camp, Cal, where ne
has beer offered a position ~ FIRE
man of the Bullion Hill nine.
William ID. Campbell. George NJ.
Campbell and G. Buzzetti notcred in
from their home in Steptoe Sunday
to attend thu funeral OF A.. N. Me
Donald. They returned home the
same evening.
Samuel S. CaZier of White River
appeared before County Clerk Old
field yesterday to make final proof