White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-23

NJ. Crawford visited friends IN I'll.
Monday.
J.. c. Kinnear departed the earl,
part OF the week for san F'raneise'
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith vii
leave in a few days for an extende'
trip in southern California.
Mrs. w. j. Inwood departed 70
Los Angeles Tuesday to spend tn
ermainder of the summer.
Miss Frances Peters of Ely spen
last Sunday in McGill as a guest q
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Kerr returned
home during the week from a severa
weeks vacation spent at Law
Springs, Idaho.
F. "A. Clark and son Fred left los
Thursday for Portland, Ore, to joil
Mrs. Clark and family and to MAKE
their future home.
Mrs. +. r. Munday and Mrs. Ches
ter Davis of Ruth and Mrs. Barton E
Walker were luncheon guests OF Mrs
Stanley Draper last Friday.
Mrs. Anne Heffey, who has beer
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Lloyt
Ginter, and family, departed fer hel
home in Salt Lake Thursday.
William Powers, who has been /.
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Cour for the last ten days, lefi
for his home in Elko Tuesday.
Charles Engelke, who was operat.
ed on for appendicitis at the Steptoe
hospital a couple of weeks ago, re
turned to his home in Townsite Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Struhs and
family expect to leave the early par'
of the week by automobile for a sew
eral weeks vacation in Salt Lake
and Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Hovenden. vino
have been the house guests of DIR.
and Mrs. Ontie Hovenden, departed
for San Francisco Thursday, enroute
TO Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Stevens, who
Nave HlduF iHC1 honDt III LUIS All
geles for the last two years, have
returned to the district and will re-
side in MeGill.
Mrs. Nellie Morris, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Engelke, for the last two months, de-
parted for her home in Salt Lake
Saturday morning.
Oliver Fernette received a telegram
the early part of the week informing
him that his brother Donovan, better
known as Frenchy. was drowned
July II at their home in Minnesota
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Bernstein and family and Mrs.
Charles Holmes and daughter Bar.
bara Jean motored 10 Ruth and spent
the evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Bergman.
The ball game played between Nc
Gill and Ely was a close game all the
way through, the final score being 7
to s in favor of McGill. Ely has built
up her team considerably and they
now are strong c%ontenders for top
place in the league.
Charles w. Garrison. a former en-
ploye of the Campton Commercial
Company for several years but now
located in Reno, spent a few hours
in McGill Monday visiting friends.
Mr.. Garrison left the same day by
automobile for Phoebe for a few days
visit with relatives.
Robert Paterson, who was injured
a few weeks ago in an accident at The
smelter, has recovered sufficiently TO
be about on crutches. Mr.. Paterson
motored from the Step;oe hospital
Monday and spent a few hours visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Paterson Sr.
by the consummation of a recent
transaction warren III. Law has pur-
chased an interest in the Brunswick
billiard hall and barber shop at Nc
Gill and the popular establishment
will hereafter be conducted along the
same lines of high-class service
which has characterized IL since IL
was first opened. The direct interest
OF Mr.. Law In the management will
result in added activity.
Tag day in McGili proved a big sue
cess. The children were out from 0
O'Clock in the morning until late II
the evening and a large number Of
tags were sold. The proceeds will be
turned owe TO the Volunteers OF
America, which was organized by
General Darlington Booth II Maud
Booth and will be used for the needy
children of Nevada. TO help the
good cause a number Of prizes were
donated by the different business men
To those receiving the largest amount
of money for tags. First prize was
won by Albert Anderson. with $22 %
to his credit; second, Thelma Burr,
$3.50, third. frankie Jameson, $40;
fourth, Bernioe Walker. SSH: fifth.
Ella Jenney, $40; sixth. Barbara
Reed. $3.50. A large number of the
youthful workers received show tick
cts for their efforts. The total col
lection in MeGill amounted 10
S11S.60.
A joint installation of officers was