White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-14

dinner guests of Mrs. William Camp
bell last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Burnett and Miss Eliza
beth Walden were luncheon guests OF
Mrs. Charles Ziegler on Tuesday.
Frank Brown returned from Reno
Saturday evening, where he spent a
few days attending to business.
Fred Hartley, manager of the j.
C. Penney Company OF ELY, spent
Thursday in McGill attending TO busi-
ness matters.
Notices are posted i'll the pcstoilce
to the effect that all no~rthbound mall
must be in the Office by . y. IN. pre-
ceding train days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jessen enter
tanned at dinner Sunday or last week.
Their guests were Mr.. and AIRS rank
Duck and son Billy.
Miss Marjorie Bali entertained the
| Blue Bird Sewing Club Saturday aft
ernoon of last week. Luncheon was
served for twelve little guests.
Mr., and Mrs. j. I. Hllhedt, ooii
Jack and Tom Larson motored TO
Ruth Sunday of last week and were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grant.
McGill is coming back to life again
and many old-timers are daily re-
turning. There is now more than
125 men registered ut the company
boarding house.
Miss Margaret Mason of California
arrived Tuesday evening and VIII
teach the Kindergarten of the McGill
public schools for the remaining part
of the school term.
DIR. and Mrs. Ontie HovenGen eE-
tettained friends at cards Tuesday
evening. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Kinnear, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Huffer and Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Rogers.
Word has been received that Ross
Taylor. who was recently transferred
to the Mesaba Iron Company, a Jack
ling property at Babbitt, Mimi, has
accepted a position as superintendent
of the mill at the same place.
Young Gene Ginter met with the
misfortune Of cutting his face on an
iron pipe while playing ball in front
of his home last Saturday. Medical
attention was called and found that
several stitches were necessary.
The Misses Vera and Veda Burr en-
~tertained at a dancing party at the
home OF their parents in townsite
Thursday evening of last week. After
a pleasant evening of dancing lun-
cheon was served TO twenty guests.
Mrs. William Sanders was hostess
TO one table of bridge Thursday aft
ernoon at her nome on Second street.
After a pleasant afternoon OF cards
luncheon was served 10 Mrs. Lloyd
Ginter, Mrs. Jack Long and Mrs. Ed
ward Grenig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orscn w. Hudson left
for Ely last Sunday to make their
home. Mr.. Hudson Is an employe of
the Campton Commercial Company
and was transferred to the Ely store,
where he will take up his duties in
the grocery department.
]. r. Reese of California is spend
ing a few days In the district visit
ing friends. Mr. Reese was a former
McGill resident. having spent a num-
Der of years in this camp. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reese and family are now per-
manently located in Oakland, Cali
fornia.
Since the changing of the time in
MeGill II. A. Stone n also changed
the time of the picture shows. He Is
now running two shows a night, the
first show beginning at 7:30 and the
second at S:45 on Wednesday and
Saturday nights. A special show. is
| advertised for Monday and Tuesday
nights, Charlie Chaplin in The Kid
Mrs. l.. NJ. Jennie entertained the
members of the newy organized sew
ing club at her home on Third street
Thursday afternoon. After an after
noon spent with needlework luncheon
was served the following members:
Mesdames Harry Hogan. less Baker,
Ernest Stewart. II. e. Wellman Jr.,
Ilage Thurston, Earl T. Gibson and
Jim Atkinson.
In accordance with an annual Gus.
tom Sunday, May IA. has been set
aside to pay homage and respect to
the greatest woman who eve lived
This is the day when the hearts OF
ali the people in the United States
turn to their mothers; when every
man, woman and child will. or should
honor his mother in some way Moth.
ers' day will be observed IN al
churches today. Interesting pro
grams will be given in the morning
and evening by the children of the
! Union and Mormon Sunday schools.