White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-01

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LOCAL BREVITIES
p. l.. Woodgate of the Elko Clean
my and Dyeing Company was a Wis
itor in Ely during the greater par
of this week.
The Boundy brothers were in from
their ranch in Spring valley during
the week and spent a few days in Ell,
attending to business.
Postmaster j. ID. Wallace is in re
ceipt of instructions from the depart
ment at Washington that, beginning
today, no revenue stamps will be re
CURED on parcel post mail.
Mrs. W. X. Sanders OF McGill wa:
operated on at the Steptoe Valley hos
pital last Tuesday, when she mad her
tOnsils removed and was able to re.
turn to her home Thursday.
The rattle for the Christmas doll
at Sohiller's music store proved to
be an interesting affair. Mrs, Bud
Bodell held No. 135, which proved to
be the lucky one, and was awarded
the prize.
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Mrs. j. +. Wamboldt of Ely is con-
fined to the Ely Surgical hospital,
where she was subjected to a major
operation yesterday. As the News
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ed to be all that could be desired.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday,
the postoffice windows in Ely and
East Ely will be opened from IL TO 1
only, and this is by way of accom-
mediation for those who wish to re-
ceive delayed holiday mail or pack
ages,
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Miss Sadie Thomas of Ruth under
went a major operation at the Steptee
Valley hospital last Friday and is now
reported to be rapidly recovering. The
hope is entertained thai she will be
able TO return to her home within a
short time
Karl Gebhardt has been seriously
i'll at his home in Ely for some time
past. While his condition is critical
he is being given every possible aid
by the attending physician, DIR w. w.
Cook, and his friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
The next meeting of the Neighbors
of Woodcraft will be held in Odd Eel
lows hall Tuesday evening, January
3, at s o'clock. Initiation and install
lation OF officers will be held and re-
freshments Will be served. A good
attendance is desired.
Mrs. Boone Tilford, who has been
visiting a daughter in California for
the last year and a half, arrived in
Ely on the delayed train last night
On her way to Ely Mrs. Tilford paid
a short visit to another daughter liy-
ing i'm Reno, Mrs. Charles w. Gabys.
Frank w. Willard underwent IA ma
jor operation at the Ely Surgical hes
pital last Friday and is reported to be
progressing as satisfactorily as coulo
be expected after the ordeal. While
his condition is all that could be
hoped for IL will be "A considerable
time before the city engineer will be
able TO leave the hospital.
A en-pound baby boy was born Il
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Miller mt the Scar
ing hospital last Wednesday evening
The Miller home near Bothwick creel
will be a particularly bright spot dur
ing the coming year, as mother anC
baby are doing exceptionally well AMI
will be able to return home within 1
few days. according to DIR. w. "
Cook. the attending physician.
The fifteenth annual ball given I'M
der the auspices of the Ely volunteer
fire department last night proved I,
be a mos enjoyable affair. The fire
men are known to be among the hes
entertainers in the district as well a,
the best lire fighters in the world. and
while they conine their entertaining
to the one night in all the year. eacl
event surpasses the former occasion
Joseph Iulbert, who has for SOM
time been seriously i'll nj his HON,
on Mill street. is reported to b.
slightly improved over what he was d.
few days ago. when his friends en-
tertained fears that he was in imme
date danger. His condition is nov
all Thai could he hoped for. accord
ing TO the attending physician. DIR
+. F. Owens, hut the illness is %
such a nature that il is only a ques
ton of Just how long medical skill
can prolong life.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bofinger, form
err Fly residents, are now comforta.
bly, located at Reno. according to ad
vices received by Ely friends. Mr.
Bofinger made many friends in this
district during his service as clerk a
the Northern hotel by his courteou.
treatment of the public. He is now
engaged with the Nevada Transfer
Company and Mrs. Bofinger holds
~resnonsible position with one of tn,
j. c. Penney stores In the metropoll
OF western Nevada.
Former Sheriff w. S. Enslow, VII,
has undergone two major operation
AT the White Pine General hospital re
Gently -is rapidlv recovering his form
or robust health. He Is now able z