White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
M'CILL BREVIIIES|


S. H. Durrus of McCill was a bust
ness visitor in Ely Friday. II
julius E. Fliege departed Friday
for a few days in Zion. Il
Max Herman returned from 4
business trip to Salt Lake Tuesday. "
Mrs. Roy Howe has her sister, Mrs.
E. L. Roy of Oklahoma, as her house I
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Ginter and Il
family motored to Kalamazoo creek
Sunday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Kinnear re- 7
turned home Friday evening from
Salt Lake. .
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Helms left Sat Il
urday morning for Los Angeles to
make their home. :
John Pierce has returned to Nc o
Gill after spending the last three
years in California. :,
Mrs. Frank Brown will entertain Il
the Economy Club at her home Oil
Avenue I Tuesday evening. :,
Mrs. Clyde Smith issued invita- e.
tions for a card party at her home
ON First street Saturday afternoon. .,
Mrs. Charles Holmes and Mrs d
Robert Merrill spent Saturday in Ely
as the guest of Mrs. Frank Holmes. u
Harold Thompson has returned "
from Lake valley, where he has in
terests in the Lake Valley Mining .
Company property. n
The Silver Card Club MEMBERS en-
tertained their husbands at a card ;.
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. !,
James 1. Lee Saturday evening
Ellis w. Snyder of McGill and Miss -
Elsie Waterman of Salt Lake were ;,
married in Ely Tuesday afternoon
by Justice of the Peace Mcdonald.
Miss Elizabeth Walden and Mrs. ;,
Charles Ziegler entertained az 2
bridge luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Ziegler, on Avenue X, Saturday aft Of
ernoon. II
- OF
Miss Hazel Paterson has been
chosen valedictorian of the gradu-
ating class of the eighth grade of the Sc
MeGill school. Hazel is the daugh- Al
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Paterson fe
Tuesday afternoon the Rebekahs
entertained at the home of Mrs. Rob n
ert Glenn, on Third street. in honor IN
of Mrs. Chris Haller and Henry A n
Mooney. Cards and luncheon were
enjoyed by twenty guests. j,
John E. Long returned from q c
months visit with re'stiyes in Kinks OF
Vile, Mo-, last Friday evening. Mrs W
Long and daughter Louise remained
in Salt Lake for q few days, return
ing home Saturday evening. u
A fishing party composed of the n
Messrs. and Mesdames James Simp- C
son, James /. Lee, Thomas Stack,
Jack Hummer and Gust Chachas mo- .
- ~ oaha1 .
and spent the day at the sport. u
Jess Clark of Spring valley was ac- "
cidentally shot through his right L
hand last Saturday morning. He was
taken to the Steptoe hospital, in East
Ely, where he received medical aid. ,
He was later brought to McGill to j
stay with his aunt. Mrs. James Cray. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reed re- o
turned to McGill Wednesday evening
from San Francisco, where they have
made their home for the last two II
years. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed are at q
home to their friends at the home of :
Mrs. Reeds sister, Mrs. Walter Nc a
Dowell. y
Mrs. Robert Raymer entertained !.
the Silver Card Club at her home on =
Avenue III Friday evening. Five hun =,
dred was enjoyed, with Mrs. Sam !,
Bernstein having high score. Mrs. /,
John Morrison second and Mrs =
James l. Lee the free for all. Lunch .,
con was served to twelve guests. !
Mrs. Chris Halter was pl%eacantly
surprised at her home In Lowertown r.
Friday afternoon by the Thursday 81
Afternoon Sewing Club. Cards were b
enjoyed. with Mrs. II. j. r. Tietz OF +
Ely having high score. Mrs. James 1
Atkinson second and Mrs. Ernest o
Stewart the free for all. Luncheon "
was served to the following: Mes :
danes Ernest Gibson, Aide Smith, =
William Hendry. Eugene Wellman
Jr., Richard Peterson, Ilage Thurs
ton. Jesse Baker, James Atkinson
Ii. j. Il. TietZ. August L Rinnn La