White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-05
PERSONALMENTTON

j. J.. Gubler of Lund was an ar
rival in Ely yesterday.
Clyde Tiiford was an arrival from,
Osceola Thursday for a short stay
in Ely.
Matt Hogan of Bothwick spent Fri
day night in Ely while t~ransactine
business here.
G. M. Reid of Lund, who has been
attending to business in Ely, left for
his home yesterday.
II. G. Parks, representative of the
z. C. M. l. of Salt Lake. called on the
trade in Ely during the week.
Alex and Robert Baird came In
Thursday from their mines at Osce-
ola, where they had been for a short
time.
II. Peterson, who has been en-
plCyed for some time by the Adams
McGill Company. left yesterday for
Preston.
o. II. Hendrix came to Ely fror,
his home at Lund Thursday TO at
tend TO business He returned home
yesterday.
+. W. Varney. engineer and man
ager of the Star mine. at Cherry
Creek, spent a few days of the weeL
in Ely on business.
G.. f. (Bud) Bodell left Tuesday
morning for Reno and is now en-
ployed with the Durant Motor Com
pany in that city.
II. S. Heilbert arrived Thursday
evening from Salt Lake to accept a
position in the Office of the Wilson
Bates Furniture Company.
Lowell and Wilmot Peterson of
Preston were among the out-of-town
came in Thursday and returned home
Saturday.
Milton Hamilton came in from
O~sceola, where he is placer mining,
last Thursday to receive attention to
his eye. having got a particle OF
gravel in 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. George Starkweather
came to Ely from their Spring valley
home during the week. After their
arrival here Mrs. Starkweather was
taken i'll and vas confined to her
room at the Northern hotel most OF
tho week. She is now reported as
convalescent.
f. E. Hamer of East Ely, who has
been connected with the Nevada
Northern Railway Company for a
number of years. left yesterday for
Calexico, Cal. to accept a position
with the Southern Pacific Company
| Mrs. Hamer and children will re-
main here for the present.
Miss Ruth Adams. who has been
confined in the White Pine General
hospital for Eel a year suffering
with neuritis, will leave Tuesday
morning for Oakland, where she will
make her home with her sister. Mrs.
c. Meloine. Mrs. Kirkham will ae-
company Miss Adams as far as CoEre.
Z. C. Hair returned Tuesday eve
ming from Phoenix, Ariz., where he
spent a short time on business. w.
N. McGil1, who accompanied Mr.. Hair,
returned last evening, having re-
manned in Salt Lake for a few days.
While In Phoenix they were guests
of Neil McGill. son of w. N. MeGill
and who with his family were former
Ely residents.
According to the Tonopah Bonan-
"a, William Mcknight. former attor-
ney of Tonopah and Ely and a resi-
dent of Ely for many years, when he
was auditor n recorder of White
Pine county. has moved to Carson
City and will be a candidate this fall
for the Office of judge OF the first
judicial district, embracing Ormsby,
Storey and Douglas counties. Judge
Langan presides over this district.
w. q. Hudson, who is now en-
ployed by the Campton Commercial
Company at McGill. left last Sunday
for his ranch In Spring valley, ex-
pecting to return the same day. After
arriving at the ranch the heavy snow
OF last Sunday, together with car
trouble. caused him to spend the
whole week at the Robson ranch, in
Spring valley James w. Delmore
went out to assist him and they ar
rived in Ely late Friday night.
NewsbOy Finds Unidentified Suicide
Seated on a bench in Wingfield
park, at Reno, with a gun lying Ivy
his side and a bullet hole through his
head. an unidentified suicide was
found by a newsboy. The boy told
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