White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-30
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Jack Ferry of McGil spent Wednes-
day in Ely
Walter Hudson of MeGill spent Fri
day visiting in Ely.
Joseph Whitford of Cherry Creek
spent Wednesday in Ely.
John Lusetti and daughter of Step
toe spent Monday in Ely.
Ben J. LAM of Hamilton came to
Ely Monday for a short stay.
Louis Yelland of Taft came to Ely
Monday to attend to business matters
DR.. J. A. Wallace returned Tues
day evening from a short trip to Salt
Lake.
Attorney v. Fl. Vargas returned
Tuesday from a short trip to Salt
Lake
John II. Gallagher and daughter,
Miss Violet. spent last Saturday III
Lund
Thomas II O'Neill returned Tues
day evening from a business trip TO
Idaho
Nose W Harrison of Lund was
among the out of town visitors to Ely
this week.
Frank Norton came from his ranch
home at Aurun early in the week and
spent a few days in the city.
George S. Bond and Fred ". Var
ney. Cherry Creek mining men, WIS.,
tied in Ely during the week.
Forrest p Mats0n. superintendent
OF the Piermont Mining Company at
Aurum. spent Monday in Ely.
Albin c. Kirkeby arrived In Ely
from his Spring valley ranch yester-
day and registered at the Northern.
]. NJ. Fulton AMI T. Berserson of
the Southern Pacific Company arrived
Tuesday evening on an official visit
George A whitley, deputy state
school superintendent, spent the week
in the Baker district on school mat
ters.
Robert Slater of McGill was a Wis
itor to Ely Tuesday attending to land
matters at the Office of the county
clerk
Frank Galloway came to Ely We'd
nesday from his ranch at Currant
to spend a few days attending to
business.
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Hugh l. Thomas. manager of the
White Pine Telephone Company. is
spending some time in Salt Lake or
a business trip.
Chris Jensen spent the greater part
of this week in Ely. coming in from
his Preston home on n of his reg
ular business trips.
Francis A. Riordan came in from
his home at ~Sunnyside Thursday to
attend business here. He left for
his home yesterday.
Judge c. ]. McFadden spent the
greater part of the week in Winne-
mucca. where he presided in the dis
trict court for Judge Callahan.
Louis and Fred Franks. who have
spent the winter in the southern part
of the state, returned to Ely Sun
day 10 remain for the summer.
Charles Boyd of McGill spent Mon
day in Ely. Mr.. Boyd filed applica-
ton for passports for himself and
his wife to go tc England for a visit.
Richard o. Williams Of Ruth was
an Ely visitor Friday. He made ap-
~plication for a passport at the Office
of the county clerk to go To England
on a visit.
J.. c. Wheeler, former East Ely res
ident and now managing a Salt Lake
wholesale firm, arrived in Ely last
Saturday evening 10 attend to busi.
ness for his house.
Art Short. former resident and city
marshal of Ely, was a visitor in the
city last Friday night. coming down
from Ruth. where he has made his
home for the last few years.
y. o I.awton, mining engineer OF
Salt Lake, who has been inspecting
mining property at Cherry Creek,
spent a day in Ely prior to his de-
parture for his home in Salt Lake.
Fred Hartley, manager of the J. C..
Penney Company store, returned on
Thursday evenings train from Salt
Lake, where he had been in attend
anee at a convention of weston man.
ayers of the company stores
James II. Somers. road supervisor
of the White River district. came to
Ely last Saturday. accompanied by
Mrs. Somers. They returned home
Sunday afternoon and Mr.. Somers
again returned during the week.
George Trembath returned during
the week from Salt Lake, where he
went several days ago to receive med
ica) treatment, but was o greatly
improved in health. His brother.
John Trembath. accompanied him to
Ely.
III. |. Urkenbrack arrived In Ely
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