White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-25

Mrs. Aubrey b. Bonham. who IN
der went n serious operation In st.
Marks hospital, i'm Salt Lake. last
week and who was seriously Ill, is
improving and Mr.. Bonham expects
to return to Ely Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Gordon Gaines, who has peen
seriously i'll at Ruth, will be brought
to the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Schmittroth, today.
Mr.. Gaines has purchased the Frank
Sanford property, on Clark street,
and he and his family will make
their home there In the future.
Counsellor G.. F. Boreman. Ed
Wilson and Joe Data visited Hamil-
ton the early part OF the week and
spent some time on business In con-
nection with the mining industries In
which Mr.. Wilson has for several
years been interested throughout the
great mineral-bearing one nca the
former county seat of White Pine.
Theodore Anseth, SOL of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Anseth OF Central Ely, un-
derwent an operation for the remov-
al of his tonsils and adenoids, which
was performed by DIR. II. A. Bodwle
dt tbC ~ nCSRAtat i0ot 1hOh0uy.
Theo Is now enjoying good health
and will be on his regular route with
the White Pine News through East
Ely and Central Ely this morning.
Word has been received In Ely by
relatives of Miss June Day of her
marriage June 6 to Robert e. Toll
bert at Grants Pass, Ore. Mrs. Toll
bert is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A. Day of Ely and has been visit
ing with her grandmother in the
Oregon city. Mr.. and Mrs. Tolbcrt
will make their home at Grants
Pass. where the groom is employed.
Miss Mary e. Stillwell, home DEM
o~nstration agent of the farm bureau.
has been spending the week in Ely.
A joint meeting Of the Woman's Club
members and members of the Home
makers Club was held in the city
hall Thursday evening and plans
were discussed for a consolidation of
the two clubs. Final action on the
matter will be taken at a later meet
ing.
Andy Barr, who recently purchas-
ed the business formerly conducted
by the late Ira ] Mcknight on Ault-
man street, is making changes in the
business establishment. He Is an
expert in the line of business carried
on by his predecessor In interest and
will make a speciality of the building
and repair OF automobile tops. be-
sides carrying a complete stock to
accommodate all needs In the large
line which he will carry.
Mrs. Lydia Adams-Williams ar
rived in Ely yesterday In the interest
of her candidacy for the United
States senate on the republican
ticket. Mrs. Adams-Williams is max
ing an entirely personal canvass of
the state and has taken occasion to
visit Nevada towns on the day the
Gentry circus is scheduled and avails
herself of the opportunity to dis.
tribute her literature to the voters
as they gather from the surrounding
country.
Henry p. Bennett is suffering
from nervousness and was attended
by DR.. / NJ. Rand of Ely, who WIS.,
tied the patient at his ranch home
on Matter creek this week. Mr..
Bennett has not been In good health
since his release from the army and
it Is believed that his experience
across the sea is the real root of his
present ervou condition. In the
| event he does not improve in the
near future 1t is believed government
aid will be sought, to which the for
mer soldier is entitled, and he should
at least be given all possible atten-
ton in some suitable place conduct
ed by the government, where his for
mer good health may be restored.