White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-12
LOCAL BRETITIES

ILOCAL bnEF IL Ia
Morris Roberts Of Ruth is quite
i'll at his home with the prevailing
sickness.
Mrs. Emma Reilly, clerk in the
sheriff's office, has been connned to
her home the last few days by illness.
Mrs. w. A. Leonard of East Ely
Is convalescing from a severe case oil
influenza. contracted shortly after
her return from California.
DR.. W. w. Cook performed an op-
Grafton Monday on Miguel Aritio for
a glandular tumor of the neck. The
patient is resting easy at the White
Pine General hospital.
At the White Pine General hospital
Yesterday afternoon DR.. w. w. Cook
| performed a major operation on Miss
Lille Boykin. Miss Boykin Is a SIS
ter of Mrs. Mollie Cooper.
Claude Denis, who has been quite
Ill with pneumonia at the Steptoe
hospital. is convalescing. His brother
Tom and his sister, Miss Agnes, are
both suffering with inflenza at their
home.
Mrs. l.. B. Ollie is seriously i'll at
her home in East Ely with Bright s
disease. The Dillies have but recent
" come to the district, Mr.. Ollie be-
ing employed in the Nevada Northern
machine shops.
Er;lau mill ha attralia1 finn 1oV
in the district court, when examina-
be given applicants by II. l.. Volker.
naturalization examiner who will ar
rive in Ely Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Blackwood of
East Ely are confined to their home
with severe cases of influenza. The
members of the Odd Fellows lodge
and the members of the Elks lodge
are each sending a nurse to care for
them while they are both indisposed.
Mrs. Dora A. Regli, mother of Mrs.
Barton Smithson and Mrs. T. H.
Hooper, had the misfortune to fall
and dislocate her hip. She was re-
to the White Pine General hos
pital, where DIR. Cook performed the
operation yesterday morn
ing.
Owing to the inability of all men,
bers of the county farm bureau to be
present the annual meeting for the
election of officers and the appoint
ment of a board Of directors, which
was TO have been held Thursday we
ming, was postponed until next Fri
day, March II.
At a meeting of members of the
county farm bureau with the direct
ors of the Chamber Of Commerce,
held during the week, plans were
to take some action in
to holding a county fair in
Ely in the fall IL conditions in the
district warrant it.
Miss Ruth Adams and Lex Brun-
sell, who have been patients at the
Pine General hospital for some
time, left Tuesday morning for Cali
Miss Adams will make her
home with her sister in Oakland and
Mr.. Brunsell will make his home with
his brother in San Pedro. Mrs.
Eleanor G.. Kirkham, matron at the
hospital. accompanied them as far
as Cobre.
Ted Oxborrow, Ephriam Oxborrow
and Earl Ashworth of Lund came to
Ely Friday. Ted Oxborrow, who was
seriously injured in a runaway acci-
dent on hurry summit several
months ago and who had his limb so
badly crushed that II has been giving
him considerable trouble ever since,
went to the Steptoe hospital yester-
day to have an X-ray picture taken
of the injured member.
Miss Mary Stillwell, state home
demonstrators leader of the agricul-
tural extension service, who expected
to arrive in Ely last Sunday to hold
a meeting at the city hall Monday
evening, was taken sick with the in.
nnenza while in Lincoln county and
was compelled to return to her home
in Reno. Miss Sillwell expects to be
In Ely about March % and will ther
hold the postponed meeting.
The demurrer in the case of Clyde
Hatch against Robert Brady was or
gued In the district court yesterday
and 1t was ordered by the court tina
| the demurrer be overruled and tina
the defendant have ten days in whicl
to file his answer. The suit Is for tn
collection Of payment on two prom
issory notes and the costs OF the suit
amounting 10 $1,s26 q. F. Bore