White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-06

day in Ely on business.
Fred T. West of Ely was a business
visitor at McGill Thursday.
Fred Brown has returned to Me
Gill after spending a few weeks IN
Ely.
Miss f. Walden spent Wednesday
in Ely as the guest of Mrs. 0. G.
Bates.
Max Herman left Thursday morn
ing for Salt Lake to spend q few
days on business.
Mrs. Charles ID. Murphy left Mon
day morning for Las Vegas, n. NJ,
to visit relatives.
Emil Vogel and Leola Moon were
united in marriage by Judge C. J.
McFadden Monday afternoon.
DIR. Burnett and wife of Ely spent
Thursday as guests of the Misse5
Jessie Burnett and E. Walden.
Mrs. Bruce Barker was taken 10
the Steptoe hospital Friday TO un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Margaret Hubner returned
home Thursday evening from Salt
Lake. where she had been visiting
relatives.
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Ralph Harris. son of A. l.. Harris.
arrived on Monday evenings train
from Brooklyn, N. Y, to spend the
summer with his father.
Mark L. Mccoy and AlYertia
Howes were married in Ely Tuesday
by Judge c. j. McFadden. They will
make their home in McGill.
Miss Nellie Viele, who has spent
the winter visiting her sister, Mrs.
William oFrbes, left Friday morning
for her home in Fillmore, Utah.
Mrs. f. Allison and family re-
turned to the district after an abb
sence Of three years. They will max
their home at Ruth, where Mr.. ALI
son is employed.
Mrs. James Walters was entertain
ed at her home in Uppertown Mon
day by the Pythian Sisters. Sewing
was enjoyed and luncheon was served
TO twenty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sans and
two sons, Jack and Russell Ritter
left Saturday morning for Los An
geles TO make their home. The trip
was made overland.
Mrs. Gus Stockman, q former resi-
dent of McGill but now of Salt Lake.
arrived on Wednesday evenings train
to spend a few weeks as the guest
Of Mrs. James Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ID. West are re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar
rival OF a son, born at the Steptoo
hospital Monday evening. Both
mother and son arc doing nicely.
Miss Sylvia Oldham left Wednes-
day morning for Eneampment. Wyo..
to spend a few weeks visiting rela-
tives before going to Reno to attend
the normal school. Miss Oldham will
teach school in McGill this fall.
The Economy Club met at the
home of Mrs. Sam Bernstein Tuesday
evening. Five hundred was enjoyed
by the following members: Mesdames
Carl ]. Barnes. Charles Holmes.
James l. Lee. Haven Miller, Frank
Brown and Joseph Howarth.
Mrs. Chris Halter was hostess to
the Thursday Sewing Club at her
home in Lowertown. The afternoon
was spent in sewing, later refresh
ments being served to Mesdames Ed
Loveridge, Eugene Wellman Jr., Err
nest Stewart, Ernest Gibson, James |. !
Lee, Ilage Thurston. j. f. Baker. II
j. Hogan, James Atkinson. William
j. Hendry and Elizabeth Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huner were
pleasantly surprised Friday evening
by a crowd Of merrymakers. the oe-
casion being Mr.. and Mrs. Huffer's
third wedding anniversary. Bridge
and games were enjoyed by the fol-
lowing: Messrs. and Mesdames Err
nest Mohr, George Riser, John c.
Kinnear, Leo Larson. William San
ders, Lloyd Ginter, John A. Gordon,
Fred T. West, Guy Towsley, Ontie
Hovenden, julius Fliege. George Ha-
vens, Edwin Rodgers, Arthur Smith,
i. e. Grant. Charles Fair. Dave Ley
son, Mrs. Lilly Newman. Mrs. II. d.
Rodgers OF Burlingame. Cal. Dam
cling was enjoyed until midnight,
when lunch was served.