White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-03
DISQUALIFICATION

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Robert Reid of Lund came TO Ely
Friday on a business mission.
Roy Hendrix of Lund came to lily
Tuesday to attend TO business.
Carl Muir of Hamilton came to Ely
Thursday to attend tob ~usiness.
Tom Haley left yesterday morning
for Reno to resume his school work.
Rudolph and John Merchum of Ba-
ker attended to business in Ely Fri
day.
Ralph Irwin, Duckwater resident,
came to Ely Friday to attend to bust
ness.
Ed b. Robson accompanied by his
SONS Bryan and Orson were Ely Wis
itors Monday.
Ed and Will Hendrix of Lund were
among the out of town visitors to
Ely this week.
c. e. Millick came from his camp
at Mccoy creek Wednesday 70 at
tend 10 business in Ely.
Mrs. Watt H. Bishop has recovered
from an illness which confined
her tc her home for a week.
Alex Kolchek came from his min
in gcamp on Cleve creek Tuesday
and spent a short time in Ely.
Miguel Zubiri motored to Ely Mon
day from mis- ranch at Schellbourne
and remained for a short visit.
Steven Doutre of Aurum was an
arrival in the city early in the week
for an extended business visit.
!, Clel Georgetta came from his homo
at Ibapah wednesday and after at
tending to business returned home
Thursday.
Joe Lowe, formerly connected with
the National Clothing Company in
Ely, arrived during the week for a
short stay.
Professor A. S. Kubitz, principal
of the Ely high school, arrived last
Thursday from a vacation spent at
Redfield, S. d.
| Will M. Horton came from his
home at Willow Grove Thursday and
left Friday for Illipah to work for
the highway department.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Moyle returned to her
home in Ely last Friday after a visit
at the Yelland ranch home, in Spring
valley, for the last two weeks.
DrafoecAr 9 T,nnfnuhapa u-ba
will be principal of the Ely grade
school. has arrived from his home at
Hazelton, Ind, to start his duties
next Tuesday.
Walter ]. Boudwin of Reno spent
the greater part of the week in Ely
attending to matters in connection
with the architectural work On the
new high school buildin.
A. F. S~terrett. brother of Mrs.
Harry Tamblyn, left Thursday morn
ing for his home in Chicago after a
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. Tam
blyn since Tuesday evening.
]. c. Wheeler, former East Ely
business man and now connected
| with a wholesale firm In Salt Lake.
attended to business for his company
and visited old friends in this dis
trict during the week.
Richard Caborn. Campton Root,
Maxwell Ball and Tom Denis return
ed last Saturday evening from Utah.
where they had been attending the
military training camp at Fort Doug
las.
Lee Marriott came from his home
in Spring valley and visited his fam
lily for a few days this week. Mrs.
Marriott and children have taken a
house and will remain in Ely for the
winter in order that the children
may attend school.
Mrs. A. A. Sherman, who went to
California about a month ago in the
hopes of securing relief from a Sc
we're attack of asthma, is still in a
serious condition. Latest reports
from her indicate that 1t will be
necessary to consult a Los Angeles
specialist.
Myron Woodward and Pert Whit
more, who arrived in Ely last week
from Colorado, have accepted en-
ployment in their line as carpenters
With the 1OlSOl1udteQ Opp nllics
Corporation at Kimberly and are
now making their home in the city
by the mine.
Mrs. Emery Meecham with her
six weeks old baby boy spent this
week in Ely. whore they were guests
at Tn home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. r.
Woodward. on hurry street. Mrs.
Meecham brought her young baby to
the city for medical treatment. Both
mother and baby returned to their
home in Baker yesterday.
Morgan Leonard, who spent some
time in Ely visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Leonard, left Fri
day morning TO return to his duties
at Palo Alto, Cal, where he is en-
ployed in newspaper work. He was
accompanied as far as Reno by his
brother Curtis, who will resume his
studies at the University of Nevada.
Thpy travelled nv a~utOmohilp