White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Hickey have
returned from a visit TO Salt Lake.
II. S. Arnoldson was in the city
carly in the week from White river.
r. A. Yelland was a midweck Wis
itor from his ranch at Niger creek.
Ben Gardner arrived Tuesday from
%lSunnyside wi h a truekload of dressed
beef.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Whipple were
here Tuesday from their home at
Lund
Mrs. George Manson came in this
week from her home at Currant
creek.
Charles Z. Stephens was a mid
week visitor 10 Ely from his home at
Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fent Smith were
here during the last few days from
Hot creek.
II. L. Anderson and joe olaechca
were first of the week visitors from
Schellbourne.
Henry and Jack Bardoli. residents
of Nyala. are among tie u of tom
visitors TO Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber have re-
turned from Indianola. Iowa, where
they spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Dolan and
son were in the city this week from
their home at Aurum.
Alex Mcqueen, former forest SUI
pervisor of Ely. was here this week
from his new home at Eiko.
Joseph Jones and Lester Robson
we're in the city for a few days the
first of the week from L. S. Tungsten.
Ed Robson of south Spring valley
and his daughter. Mrs. Emery Nee
cham of Baker were visitors in Ely
yesterday.
James Leonard, an old-time en-
ploye of the Cleveland ranch. IS en-
joying a vacation among the tall
buildings of Ely.
George Sins, north Snake valley
rancher, was In the city yesterday.
for many months.
Frank Christopherson. prominent
raneher and garage owner of Baker.
arrived in Ely Friday evening. spend
ing yesterday in the city.
w. A. Leonard. editor Of the Ely
Record, was in the harness again the
end of the week after several
days suffering from sciatica.
c. 4. Walker and II. Clemens have
returned from a tour of southern
Nevada and Utah. They visited To
nopah, Las Vegas and Beaver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Simonson of
Meeeham's and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Schumacher of Garrison formed a
motor party visiting Ely several days
the first of the week
Mrs. Alfred Bellander and Mrs.
Axel Bellander. owners of the Baker
Mercantile store, which they con-
duct under the firm name Of r. & r.
Bellander, are in the city.
Pat Grove has returned after an
absence of several months which he
spent in the employ of the Western
Pacific. He was former Nevada
Northern roadmaster at McGill.
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Sam Bergman this week returned
from a business trip to eastern cities.
where he says business is booming
He arrived In Ely Tuesday and left
Friday morning for Salt Lake.
Howard Noble visited this week
with his brother Roy in East Ely.
coming from his home at Butte. Mrs
Roy Noble and daughter returned at
the same time from a visit to Salt
Lake.
w. II. Fuller has returned from n
trip of several days to Reno As a
part of his returning hand luggage
he brought a new Buick Six, which
he has presented as a gift TO Sheriff
Nicholson.
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Miss Nettie f. Johnston. public
health nurse, and Mrs. George Doyle
visited Preston and Lund Thursday
in the formers sedan. II was a
muddy and trying trip for them on
the way home.
Fred Hartley, manager of the j.. G.
Penney Company store, spent the
week at Salt Lake attending a on
vention of that company's managers.
w. NJ. Cummings Of the McGill store
assisted In the Fly establishment
during Mr.. Hartley's absence.