White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-17
|M'CILL BREVITlES

lM'CILL BREVIT1ES
Henry Flicge left for Reno Tues
day, where he will resume his
studies at the university.
Oliver Fernett and Mark Bradley
left the early part of the week for
Salt Lake to visit relatives.
Edward Grenig returned home last
Thursday from southern Oregon,
where he spent several days visiting
friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Sanders
moved during the week to the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Larson.
Merrill Smith, Rolann Sibey and
Floyd Gowns left during the week for
Lehi, Utah, where they will attend
school this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bate and Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Van Dyke spent Tues
day afternoon on Berry creek fishing
and enjoying a picnic dinner.
Russell Bartlett, who spent the last
year in San Francisco, has returned
to McGill and has accepted a posi-
tion with the Nevada Consolidated.
Mrs. ]. c. Kinnear and o John
Charles left for San Francisco Tnes-
day morning to join Mr.. Kinnear and
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city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyd have
returned home from a three months
trip spent abroad, during which they
visited relatives in both Scotland and
ireland.
Ralph Bernstein, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Bernstein, expects to leave
the early part of the week for Salt
Lake, where he will attend the Uni
versity of Utah this winter.
The millmen and smeltermen gave
an enjoyable dance at Cyprus hall
Saturday night. Excellent music
was furnished for the occasion and
a large crowd was in attendance.
MISS fteieH DdIt, WHO spent the
summer in McGill visiting her moth
err, Mrs. Charles Hug, departed for
Spanish Fork Tuesday morning. She
will attend the high school there this
winter.
Mrs. Angus Robertson entertained
the members of the Silver Card Club
Friday evening at her home on Ave
nue. /. After a pleasant evening of
cards refreshments were served.
Those present numbered twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selby Clays, former
residents of MeGill for a number o.
years but now of Salt Lake, spent
Tuesday in McGill visiting Mrs.
Clay's sister, Mrs. Jess Smart, and
family: Mr.. and Mrs. Clays were en-
route to Los Angeles by automobile
TO enjoy a few weeks vacation.
Sam Bernstein and c. l.. Fleming
will leave Tuesday morning for Reno.
where they will attend the grand
session of the knights of Pythias,
which convenes in Reno next Thurs
day Mrs. Stanley Draper will also
represent the Pythian Sisters at the
grand session, which vel in
Reno at the same time.
With the opening of the duck sea.
son Saturday morning several truck
loads of Elks motored west of Nc.
Gill to the swamps and spent the
early hours bringing down their
share OF ducks. Later the ducks
were cooked and the Elks were join
ed by their wives and friends and a
real feast was enjoyed in the open by
the jolly crowd.
Mrs. Il. Z. Walker entertained
with "A party Friday evening in honor
OF the twelfth birthday anniversary
of her son Rodney. During the eve
ming games were enjoyed by the
young people and refreshments were
served. A large birthday cake sur
rounded hy candles formed the cen
terpiece for the table. The guests
numbered twelve.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Jenne entertained =
number of friends with cards at her
home Saturday evening of last week.
After a number of games music was
enjoyed and refreshments were sery-
ed. Those invited to enjoy the eve
ming were Mrs. William Campbell,
Mrs. Floyd Paxton. Mrs. G. l.. John
son, Mrs. Ernest Gibson. Mrs. w. f..
Wellman Jr., Mrs. William White
and Mrs. Ernest Stewart.
Mrs. Ernest Stewart entertained a
number of friends with cards at her
home Thursday evening. Five hun
dred was played. At the close of the
game Mrs. NJ. l.. JENNIE was awarded
high score. Miss Erma Gibson the
free for all and Mis-. Harry Hogan
the consolation. Covers were laid
for Mesdames Charles Engelke, Will
liam Campbell. Charles Holmes. En-
nest Gibson, Charles Hug, VI. l..
Jenne. Ilage Thurston. Jess Baker.
w. +. Wellman, Stanley Draper. G.
e. Laking. Frank Paxton and Miss
Erma Gibson.
The stake officers OF the l. Il. :.
church arrived Saturday evening
from Ogden and Salt Lake 20 pay an
official visit to the members OF Tho
church here, the members of the
party being President John y. Bluth.
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