White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-22

hogan spent i~uuiSuaS III Ely Nis''
ing friends.
Miss Bluma Bergman of Ruth
spent Monday in McGill as the guest
of Miss Grace Stone.
John II. Dolan of Spring valley is
spending a few days in town on pusi-
ness and visiting friends.
A large crowd motored to Ely
Tuesday night and attended the
dance given at the Masonic hall by
the Masons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Rooney an
~nounce the arrival of a son, born last
Sunday. Both mother and baby are
doing nicely.
Mrs. VIII Huron and Mrs. Joe Van
| Dyke spent Thursday in Fly and
were the luncheon guests OF Mrs.
w. A. Leonard.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Riley entertained at dinner at
their home in Townsite for Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Wellman Jr.
William Soloman returned home
| Tuesday night from a four months
trip spent abroad visiting relatives n
both Scotland and England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vented. Sir.
and Mrs. Charles Hug and Mark Bo-
dine motored to the Duck creek ranch
Wednesday and spent the day.
Mrs. B. F. Clark departed for Los
Angeles Saturday. where she will
spend the winter visiting her son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Avery enter
tained at dinner last Sunday evening
al their home on Second street in
compliment 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
stevens.
The Pythian Sisters held a recep-
ton and luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Charles Hug Thursday evening
after lodge session in honor of their
new members.
Glen Christensen departed by IL
tomobile the early part of the week
for Salina. Utah, for q few rays
visit. Upon Mr.. C~hristcnsen's return
he will be accompanied by his moth
er and younger brother. all of whom
will make their home in Townsite.
Mrs. f. II. Wellman entertained
with a party in honor of the birthday
of her daughter Phyllis Tuesday aft
ernoon. Halloween decorations were
used and a large birthday cake form
ed the ~centerpiece fer the table.
Twenty little playmates enjoyed the
afternoon with Phyllis.
The members OF the Thursday
Sewing Club were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Jess Baker Thursday
afternoon. Needle work, music and
a luncheon were the features OF In
terest. Those present were Mes
danes Ilage Thurston. NJ. L. JENNIE,
Harry Hogan, James Lee. James At
kinson, William Campbell. Ernest
Stewart, Fl. z. Wellman, Ernest Glib
son and Mrs. Loveridge.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. James
Faith entertained with a party at
her home on Avenue X in honor OF
the eighth birthday anniversary OF
her daughter Joyce. Colored stream
ers and ported plants were used for
decorations. A birthday cake sur
rounded with candies formed the
centerpiece for the luncheon table
and pretty plaeecards attached to
tiny pumpkin favors marked the
places for twenty little playmates.
Monday evening the old Ben Paine
ranch house on Duck creek burned
to the grounda Jim Bicilli, who was
living In the house. was in McGill at
the ime. Mr.. Bcilli thinks the house
was first robbed and then burned, as
there was a large supply of canned
goods n horse feed stored in the
building and no trace can be found
of burned supplies. The house was
an old landmark and was built about
seventy-fve years ago by old Den
Paine.
Funeral services for George New
man. who passed away at the Step
toe hospital Tuesday afternoon. were
held In Ely at the Masonic temple
Friday afternoon. The services were
conducted by the Masonic order. The
deceased was a native of White Pine
county and had been a resident of
McGill for the last thirteen years aud
most Of that time had served as dep
uty sheriff. He had a large circle OF
friends who deeply mourn his loss
and who extend their sympathy 10
his bereaved family.
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Mrs. James Atkinson entertained
at a children's party Saturday after
noon of last week In celebration of
the eighth birthday anniversary Of
her son Moyes. A color scheme OF