White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-09
M'GILL BREVITIES

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Mr.. and Mrs. Lee II. Murdoch spei
Friday evening in McGill visifin
friends.
Roy Bergman left Tuesday for
few days visit with his family
Salt Lake
The Pythian Sisters are busy max
ing arrangements for q big dance !
the neal future.
Miss Susan Brown spent the las
week end in Ely as the guest of Mis-
Julia Dean West.
Miss Ruth Jensen spent the wee
at Duck creek. the guest OF Mr.. an
Mrs. Joe Howarth.
The Misses Elva Giles and Lucill
Baker are spending a weeks vacation
at the Duck creek ranch.
A large crowd motored TO Ell.
Monday night and enjoyed the dane
given at the Willow Club.
Mrs. Leo Larsen aud Mrs. j. c
Kinnear spent Friday In Ely shop
ping and visiting friends.
Freddie Mitchell arrived durinI
the week from Montana n vii
spend the summer in McGill.
Elmo Stewart of Salt Lake /
spending a few days with his broth
er, Ernest Stewart, and family.
J. c. Kinnear arrived here Satur
day last after a several weeks busi
ness trip to San Francisco ant
Anynox, b. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McCreary ex
pect to leave next Tuesday for Sal
Lake, where Mrs. McCreary will un
dergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Wiekberg ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Peterson arr
| enjoying a few days vacation and
outing on Steptoe creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Hoyenden G
Oklahoma are the house guests Of
Mr.. Hoyenden's brother, DIR. Ontit
Hoyenden, and Mrs. Hoyenden.
Mrs. Appleman, who has been Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. Sam Bern
stein, aud family. departed for hei
home in Salt Lake Tuesday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Robertson e.
.tertained a number of friends infor
mally at cards Tuesday evening. After
a number Of games refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcdowell
spent Monday and Tuesday ut tho
Duck creek ranch. guests OF Mrs.
McDowell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Howarth.
Airs. y. Mcclure and family mo.
tored TO Ely the Fourth and enjoyed
a family reunion at the home of Mrs.
McGuire's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Doran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Haven Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. James /. Lee spent Monday and
Tuesday on Bird creek enjoying a
fishing outing.
Louis cononelos returned Saturday
from San Diego. where he accompa-
MED Mrs. Cononelos and family.
The family will remain In San Diego
TOT the suuUleT.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ball and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holmes and
and Mr.. and Ms. Sam Bern
stein celebrated the Fourth on Duck
creek and enjoyed a picnic dinner.
Mrs. n. G.. Thompson and family
arrived by automobile Thursday night
from Long Beach, Cal, to spend the
summer. Mr.. Thompson Joined his
at Tonopah and accompanied
them to McGill.
Mrs. Jack Morrison arrived the
early part of the week from Oakland
to join Mr.. Morrison and to make
her home in McGill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morrison are former residents and
have spent the last two years In Oak
land.
Many trucks and private airs filled
to their capacity motored TO Duck
Berry and Bird creeks and various
other places for the Fourth, the occn'
pants enjoying the mountain streams
and a days outing in the open with
picnic dinners. Many others speni
the day In Ely visiting friends anf
enjoying the big days celebration.
Funeral services for Charles An
derson, who met his death by acci
dent Monday. were held in Ely Wed
nesday evening at the Wilson-Ba
mortuary. Services were conducted
by the Elks of Ely. Thursday thu
remains. accompanied by his brother
Walter Anderson, were taken to Sal
Lake for burial. In the Utah city tn
services were in charge OF the Sal
Lake lodge of Elks and at the GENE
terry by the American Legion. MI
Anderson was 20 years old and tn
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Anderson
of Salt Lake. He was a graduate O
the Salt Lake high school and ha'
served in Siberia during the late Wal
Besides his aged parents he leave
six sisters and one brother To mouri
his loss.
shin Has $4,000 Spoons.