White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-01-14
M'GILL BREVITIES

IM'GILL BREVIIIES
Miss Frances Peters of Ely Was a
Sunday guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Lockwood.
Andrew Christensen arrived from
Salina, Utah, during the week To join
Mrs. Christensen. They will make
their home in MGill.
Mrs. Chester Anderson, who has
been seriously i'll at her hone in
Townsite with heart trouble, Is re-
ported as improving.
About thirty carpenters ant pine
filters arrived during the week AIT
have been employed at the mill of
the Nevada Consolidated.
A number OF McGill business men
motored to Ely Monday evening and
attended the banquet given by the
Ely Chamber of Commerce.
Jack Hammer, formerly employed
at the time office of the Nevada Con-
solidated, has accepted a temporary
appointment as deputy sheriff.
Sam Bernstein left for Salt Lake
Saturday morning on a short business
visit. During Mr.. Bernstein's ab-
sence Babe Allen will assist in the
Bernstein store.
The dramatic club of the Mormon
church is daily %rehearsing for a rural
comedy-drama to be given the last OF
the month for the benefit of the Mu-
tual Improvement Association.
George Peterson is enjoying a ten
day vacation in Salt Lake. During
Mr.. Peterson's absence Basil c. En-
glish is assisting In Mr.. Peterson's
place at the Brunswick pool hall.
Friday after school Miss Veda Her.
raid entertained the little members
of her Sunday school class with a
taffy pull at her home in Townsite.
Enjoying the fun We're Pauline Clay
ton, Alice Fitzgerald, Irene McCreary,
Madeline Holmes. Helen Lichlyter.
Catharine Keig, Frances omealy and
Lefty Bate.
Mrs. Stanley Draper was hostess 10
the members of the Silver Card Club
Friday evening. Five hundred was
played. with Mrs. Sam Bernstein viii
ming the high score prize. Mrs. Haven
Miller second and Mrs. Stanley ORA
per the free for all. At the close of
the game a hot luncheon Was served
TO twelve ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank jameson enter
tanned a number of friends with cards
at their home in Townsite Tuesday
evening. Red and white decorations
were used to make the home attract
i've. Honors in the card games were
awarded as follows Ladies' first
prize, Mrs. Chester Winton; second,
Mrs. Tillie Anderson: gentlemen's
first, II. Murphy: second. Fred
Crouch. The house prizes were won
by Mrs. William Knight and Walter
Remington. At a late hour a deli
cious two-course luncheon was served
to the following guests. Messrs. aud
Mesdames Walter Remington. George
Radcliffe. Fred Crouch. Chester An
derson, Chester Winton. NJ. Lauren
son, Charles Engelke. Il. q. Brooks,
II. Murphy. William Knight aud Mrs.
Tillie Anderson and Richard CulloIn.
Joint installation Of officers was
held Thursday evening at Cyprus hall
by the MeGill Rebekah loge No. 80
and the Odd Fellows. Steptoe lodge
No. 40, with District Deputy Grand
President Vivian Wickberg and Dis
triet Deputy Grand Master Max Her
man as installing officers. The elect.
i've officers of the Rebekahs are as fol-
lows: Past noble grand. Elsie Hal
Ter; noble grand, Edith Oldman: sec
rotary. Al jenkins; treasurer. Tom
Fraser. The elective officers of the
Odd Fellows are: Past noble grand,
Thomas IL. Trewin: noble grand,
Alonzo Miller, noble viee-grand,
Chris Haller; secretary. AL jenkins;
treasurer. Tom Fraser. At tho clos
ing of the installation services Mrs.
Tom Fraser mae an appropriate pre-
sentation speech and presented the
outgoing noble grand. Elsie Halter,
with a beautiful past noble grand
pin. Later dancing was enjoyed by
the members mad light refreshments
were served.
IF YOU WANT a fine watch or
jewelry of all kinds call Mt Linds-
kog's McGill store. Sam Bernstein.
Agent.