White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Murdoch left
Tuesday morning by automobile for
Salt Lake for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edcil Cazier of Cur
ran came to Ely this week to at
tend the meeting of stockmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Borchert and
children of Cherry Creek spent We'd
nesday shopping and visiting friends
in Ely.
William and Andrew Boundy came
from their ranch home at Schell-
bourne and spent a few days in Ely
this week.
Christian Jensen of Preston was
one of the members of the livestock
association attending the meeting in
Ely this week.
Anthony Zurich left Thursday
morning for Salt Lake to visit Mrs.
Zurich, who underwent an operation
for ear trouble.
Mrs. T. c. Windows Of Preston
was among the out of town visitors
attending the meeting the stockmen
in Ely this week.
John caZier, prominent stockman
of Wells, came to Ely Tuesday eve
ming TO attend the convention of the
livestock association.
Mrs. Rose Marteletti of Currant
visited her daughter. Adelaide Blair.
who attends nigh school here. for a
few days during the week.
Tom +. Lake, employe of the Ne
yada Northern railway, left Tuesday
morning for Evanston, Wyo.. where
he will remain this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. +. Matthias came
from the Cleveland ranch during the
week for a few days visit with Mrs.
Matthias mother, Mrs. NJ. Bowman.
William Scheel of Salt Lake, a
nephew of Mrs. Oryal Baird. has
been a guest at the Baird home. He
will remain here for the winter.
James Robson Of Baker, John Vel
land OF Taft, Frank Bassett and VIII
liam Sellas of Tippett attended the
stockmen's meeting in Ely this week.
James Doutre came from his home
at Schellbourne Thursday 10 attend
the meeting OF stockmen. II. l.. AT
derson OF Schellbourne also attended
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rosevear ana
Albert Williams. OF White Rier at
tended the meeting of the livestock
association at the courthouse Thurs
day and Friday.
Tom Haley, who has been attend
ing the University of Nevada. re-
turned home Thursday evening, hav-
ing been obliged to discontinue his
studies for a time on account Of eye
trouble.
Lund visitors at the meeting Of the
livestock association were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyrum Whitloek, Mrs. May
Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Faw-
cett. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ashworth and
Dave Gardner.
Cecil w. Creel. director of extern
sion work at the University of Ne
vada. and Edward Records of Reno,
also connected with the extension
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tend the meeting of the stockmen.
w. ID. Campbell and son George
came to Ely Monday TO attend the
meeting of the Masonic lodge. They
left for home Tuesday, accompanied
by Mrs. Campbell. who had visited
here for a few days at the J. F. Miles
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Cazier, accom-
panied by Mrs. CATERS sister, Miss
Anna Anderson. who is their guest
at their home at White River from
her home In Provo. Utah. came to
Ely Thursday to attend the stock.
mems convention.
Fred ID. Stunden of East Ely left
Thursday morning for Washington.
d. c.. where he has accepted the pc
sition OF inspector of safety appli-
ances under the direction Of the in
terstate commerce commission, as
told In last Sundays News.
r. s.. La Tourette, deputy state
auditor. arrived by automobile dur
ing the week. He expects to be
Joined here by Auditor Dan ]. Sulli-
van and they will go to the southern
part Of the state TO attend to duties
in connection with their Office.