White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-07

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Thomas II. Dolan of S~ehellbourne
was in Ely during the week and regis
tered at the Northern.
Mrs. Ed Wilson, who has been WIS.,
iting in Salt Lake, returned to her
home in East Ely last night.
william c. Goodman Of the Good
man-Tidball Mercantile Company
spent the week in Salt Lake on bust
ness. -
Contractor o. NJ. Wallace Jr. re-
turned last night from Salt Lake,
where he spent the last week On a
business trip.
Fred NJ Clark left yesterday morn
ing for Reno to attend a meeting Of
the state board OF pharmacy. 81 which
he is secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n McGil
and John II. Eager spent a few days
OF the week at the Cleveland ranch
in Spring valley.
Mr.. and Mrs ii. l.. Evans mGtored
up from their home at McCiH Thurs
day evening to attend the meeting Of
the Rebekah lodge.
Mrs. James NJ. Lockhart and
daughter. Miss Lois, returned during
the week from a visit of several
months in San Francisco.
John L. Whipple and daughters,
the Misses Vivian and Beulah, came
TO Ely Tuesday from their home at
S~unnyside for a short visit.
II. A Reinhart, who left Ely more
than a year ago and has snce beer
engaged in Tonopah, turned last
Thursday TO again locate here.
Mrs. Elmer A Porter and two chill
dren of Salt Lake arrived Tuesday
evening TO visit with Mrs. Porter's
mother, Mrs. William B. Graham.
Mattista S. Piccola of Cherry Greek
came to Ely Tuesday evening to visi.
Mrs. Piccola and his new daughter.
which arrived at the Soaring hospital
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Willard arrived
home Tuesday evening from Califor-
mia, where Mr.. Willard had been to
consult a specialist. Mr.. Willard re-
turns home much improved in health.
Eugene Masterson. former Ruth
resident who is now running a mo-
ton picture show at L~oveloek, ar
rived in Ely last Saturday evening TO
attend to business. He returned TO
his home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. r.. II. Hoffman and her
mother. Mrs. Mary Ellis, left Tues
day morning for Reno. where they
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. o. III.
Hall. They were accompanied as far
as Cobre by Mrs. Phyllis McEllin.
w. n. McGill, president. and John
II. Eager, manager, directly in charge
OF the large ranch and livestock hold
ings of the Adams-McGill Company.
spent the greater part of the week at
the Hot Greek ranch. returning to
Ely last night.
G. A. tChippie) Wilson, one of the
best known engineers in the district
and for many years in the employ of
the Nevada Northern railway, has
accepted a position with the Nevada
Consolidated at Ruth. and entered
upon his new duties Friday.
Ed Burg and George Baird. both
hHONu dfhoib all Tive Oiu-tinlttS
in this district and who were in the
employ OF the Nevada Northern prior
to the s~uspensicn of smelling opera
lions, have accepted positions with
the Nevada Consolidated Copper COM
pany at MeGill and moved &c the smell
ter city this week.
Lazara Zubiri spent a few hours
in Ely this week, coming in from his
ranch on a hurried business trip In
connection with his ranching indus
try as we'll as his general merchan-
dising establishment al Currie. Mrs.
Zubiri and their family returned
from their Salt Lake residence re-
Gently and are now on the home
ranch neal Cherry Creek. where they
will remain for several months.
John l.. Whipple of Sunnyside spent
a few days in Ely this week. Mr..
Whipple was on a general business
mission in c%onnectio with the ex.i
tensive ranching and livestock in
dustry. He said that while things
were not brisk in his line at the pres
ent time, any more than they are In
all other lines, like the rest they are
on the upward trend and he predict
ed considerable activity within the
next few months.
John II. Dolan. accompanied by
Mrs. Dolan and daughter Nell were
visitors I'm Ely yesterday. Coming in
from the Dolan ranch last Wednesday
Jack was taken III and experienced
dfficulty in driving his car until he
reached McGm, where he received
medical attention. He was not in the
hest Of health leaving home and dur
ing the ride developed a heavy cold.
which was attended with considera-
BILE fever. He expects to return to
his home today.
Frank Norton came in to McGin
and Ely this week and spent a short
time on business matters i'm connec-
tion with bis ranching industry in