White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-19

w ilildll II. ONtIltil vi Alt1lil spent
Saturday night in Ely.
Steve Doutre of Aurum spent a few
days of the week in Ely.
o. II. Hendrix of Lund came 20 Ely
Thursday with a load of produce.
Clate Draper of McGill spent Sun
day evening in Ely visiting friends.
II. S. Arnoldson of Preston spent
the early part of the week in Ely
Alex Doutre of Garrison, Utah, Is
among the out of town visitors in Ely
II. L. Anderson of Spring valley
came to Ely yesterday for a short
visit.
Fred T. West left yesterday morn
ing for a short business trip to Salt
Lake.
James II. Somers of Preston was a
business visitor in Ely during the
week.
d. NJ. Dr%agasovich of Bothwick
spent Thursday in Ely attending to
business matters.
George and Joe Oxborrow of Lund
were among the out of town visitors
to Ely this week.
Barney Keegan came from his
home in Spring valley TO visit rela-
tives in Ely this week.
A. J. and j. A. Cazier came from
their Currant creek home Tuesday
for a short stay in Ely.
Frank l. Willard, who spent a few
days in Reno on business. returned
home Tuesday evening.
Lorraine Hendrix was an arrival
from his ranch home at ~Sunnyside
Tuesday to attend TO business.
William Mulvihill, who makes his
home in Connors pass, came to Ely
Tuesday to attend to business.
Roy Rigsby. prominent mining
man, arrived from Elko Saturday eve
ming last for a short stay in Ely.
Ezra Funk of Preston came to Ely
Thursday, bringing a load of produce
for disposal in the local market.
William and Andrew Boundy came
in from their ranch at Schellbourne
TUESDAY for a short business trip.
Fred Hartley. manager of the j. c.
Penney Company. left Friday morn
ing for the east on a business trip.
Walter Inwood of McGill spent J. ri
day in Ely. He was one of the APP
plicants who received citizenship
papers.
William II. Hendrix brought in a
load of beef cattle from his home in
Lund for the Ely Packing Company
Monday.
Alex Kolchek was an arrival from
his home in Spring valley Wednes-
day. He made the trip with a team
and wagon.
la vern Whipple cane to Ely Mon
day from his home in Lund with a
load Of beef. He returned home
Wednesday
Peter Mariluch OF Schellbourne
came to the city during the week to
attend to citizenship matters in the
district court.
c. Bartholomew, representing the
Mcdonald Candy Company of Salt
Lake, called on the trade in this dis
trict this week.
Grazian Saldubehere of Cherry
Creek spent several days OF the week
In Ely. Mr.. S~aldubehere owns a
ranch in Butte valley.
II. l.. Thomas of the White Pine
Telephone Company, who has spent
the last six weeks in Salt Lake, re-
turned Tuesday evening.
Thomas ID. Deardon OF Garrison,
Utah. who operates the Garrison
stage line to Newhouse. Utah, is at
tending to business in Ely.
F. S. Fecheimer, who spent several
days in Ely while assisting In the
filing of income tax reports. returned
TO his headquarters at Reno Friday.
Frank j. Belvoir, representing the
Strevell-Patterson company and who
makes his headquarters at Elko,
spent a few days Of the week in this
city in the interest of his company.
COunty 0OiutntSSiOucTS 1tODtTl l..
Tucker and Robert Baird. VINO in
company with County Agent Thomas
r. King. visited In Lund on business
pertaining to road matters, returned
hone Tuesday.
v. T. Luten, who formerly lived at
Ruth but who has been absent from
the district for several months, ar-
rived Friday evening. He will be
joined in q few weeks by his wife
and they will again make their home
ut Ruth.
Oscar Recsci was an arrival Fri
day evening from Rochester, New.
Mr.. Recsci came to Ely to receive his
final citizenship papers, but owing to
the fact that there was no train or
Thursday hc did not arrive until Fri
day evening. His application was
heard in the district court yesterday.