White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-05-13
LOCAL BREVITIES

lLOLAL BREVIIIES
Mrs. Albin Bellander, accompanied
by three sons, visited Ely during The
week.
The Ely grade school ball team
yesterday won a game from Ruth by
a score of Is to IL.
A young daughter of Mrs. Emma
Reilly was taken i'll Friday with an
attack of appendicitis.
A son was born this week ut The
General hospital to the wife Of Joe
Collins. This makes about two for
the Collinses.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will meet Wednas-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Reece in Central Ely.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week to Ellis w. Snyder and
Elsie Waterman of Ely and to A. c.
Lenin and Iona Garrett of Ruth.
Harry Wallace, a miner employed
in the Ruth pit, had his leg bruised
Friday night by a falling rock He
was brought to the Steptoe hospital.
Mrs. l Sutherland of Avenue II.
East Ely. has treated her house to a
new coat of pant. The work being
done by E. j. G%eraghty. It now makes
an attractive home.
A bond on the Alex kolcheek group
of eleven claims on Cleye creek has
been taken by Theo. II. NJ. Cramp-
ton of Santa Monica, Cal. Work Is
to start before August l.
Miss Nettie L. Johnston, public
health nurse, and Mrs. George Doyle
returned last evening from an ex.
tended trip through Spring valley.
where they went on child welfare du-
ties.
Francis 6. Grant, Ruth student at
the state university. Will graduate
as a mining engineer this week. His
father, +. u. Grant. and Gordon Ia.
throp Will leave this morning 10 al
tend the commencement.
Miss Amy Powers, Ely teacher.
was injured by an automobile Tues
Scott lodging house. She was able
TO resume her duties at the grade
lsehool the following day.
Her guardianship having been
J completed by tie marriage Of the
minor, Mrs. George Jackson yester-
day az discharged as guardian o.
Geneyieve Vivian and the final ac-
count was approved hy. Judgs Me-
Faddcn
Suit against the city Of Ely for
$4,000 vas filed early this week By
Mrs. Nellie currie for personal in
juries alleged to have been sustained
on recount OF a damaged sewer CRATE
near the high school. &. A. EDDY Is
her attorney.
a hoist has been installed at the
Nevada Northern mine at Cherry
Creek The shaft Is down sixty-hyo
feet and assays from the ledge are
running from 500 10 s65, according
to Herman Dress. who was in the city
from there this week.
Miss Claire Anderson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Nose Anderson of Ruth.
will graduate this coming week from
the state normal school at Rene.
Her father has gone to attend the
exercises. Miss Clara Doyle will re-
turn TO Ely with them.
The Preston creamery, which has
been under construction for some
time, will start making butter TO-
morrow. Chris Jensen of the man
agement reports n fattering outlook
for the business and says the plant
promises to work satisfactorily
Rev. John +. Wilson. presiding o.
der OF the Methodist church for Ne
vada and the northeast counties OF
California, Preached the morning SER
mon last Sunday at the Ely church.
He has been a frequent visitor here
and his visits insure unusual atterd-
ance
w II. Summers, the automobile
cleaner. painter and p~olisher. has
been doing a liYely business at his
now location during the week, Last
weeks business was closed by put
ting the shine on Hughey Wilson's