White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-09-23
M'CILL BREVTTIES

Alex Barnes returned from a shore
trip to Long Beach, California, on
Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Harold J. Hoyt and
children returned home Tuesday aft
ernoon from Delta. Utah. where they
spent their vacation. The trip was
made overland.
The Nevada Consolidated Copper
Company has purchased a new sin
gle six Packard to be used by the
company officials.
Mrs. William r.. Sanders arrived
home Wednesday evening from an ex.
tended vacation spent with relatives
IN Indiana.
H. A. Stone, the theater magnate,
is home again after a pleasant two
weeks outing.
A fruit festival was enjoyed by the
members of the L d. s. church
Thursday evening at the church.
Mrs. Eli Anderson entertained the
Wednesday Evening Card Club al
her home in uppertown Wednesday.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank
Jamison, ladies' first; Mrs. Lauren
son, consolation; Fred CROUCH, gem
tlemen's first; Lynn Laurenson, gem
tiemen's consolation. A delicious
two-course luncheon vas served to
twenty guests.
Walter Mcdowell, we'll known Nc
Gill carpenter, who was operated or
several weeks ago in San Francisco
for appendicitis, will have to under
GO another operation on account Of
complications His many friends
hone for an early recovery.
Frank Jamison, Sam Bernstein and
Mrs. Gilbert Paterson. delegates tc
the grand lodge of the knights OF
Pythias and Pythian Sisters, return
ed home from LoveIcck last eve
Ling. They all report a. very pleas
ant session.
A food sale will be held by the
Ladies' Aid on September 20 at the
McGill drug store, where homemade
pies. cakes and salads will be on sale.
The Rebekah lodge had their an
r.iversary party on Thursday evening
at the lodge rooms. An impromptu
program was given by several of the
members, after which a kangaroo
court was held. This caused much
merriment. Judges, attorneys and q
mems and ladies' jury was chosen to
uphold the law. Lunch and coffee
was served TO 100 guests.
Mr.. Tempest, former s%uperinten-
dent of the Magma mill, spent Friday
and Saturday on a tour of inspection
in the McGill mill. Mr.. Tempest will
leave shortly for Hurley, New Mex
leo. where he will be assistant gen
eral manager for the Chino Copper
Company.
John Murphy attended the Ameri,
can Legion dance in Ely last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. NJ. Willis and daughter, Miss
Leo, who have been house guests OF
thei rdaughter and sister, Mrs. G. L.
Evans and family of uppertown, Will
leave for their home in La Junta,
Colorado, Wednesday morning.
Miss Kate McAuliffe of East Ely
attended lodge in McGill Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Crawford arc re-
oeiving congratulations on the ar
rival of a son. who came to gladden.
their home in Steptoe the 18th Of
September.
j. b. Lichlyter left Thursday morn
ing to attend the buyers conven-
tion in Salt Lake of the J. G. Penney
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eastwood came home
Monday from a two weeks vacation
spent in and around Elko.
r. G. lessen, representative CT the
Columbian National Life Insurance
Company, with headquarters in Salt
Lake, will spend a few weeks in the
district in the interest cf the COM
rany.
The world wal veterans enjoyed a
large patronage at their dance given
in Cyprus hall last night. A large
SUM was raised which will help to
defray the expenses on the trip to
San Francisco, where the American
Legion will meet early in October,
and TO which meeting our boys are
eagerly looking forward tt Williams
orchestra furnished the delightful
dance music. A large crowd from
! Ruth and Ely came Town for the
event
Mrs. George Radcliffe OF upper
town left Thursday morning for San
Francisco, where she will spend sev-
oral weeks with friends.
The Aid Society met last Tues
day with Mrs Lamont. Nomination
end election of officers were voted
CT by the members. Those chosen to
act for the coming six months are,
president, Mrs. N. J. thomson; vice.
president, Mrs. Walter Inwood; treas
urer, Mrs. G. E. Wickberg. secretary,
Mrs. 3. E. Walker After the regular
business was disposed of the meet
ing adjourned. The ladies spent the
remainder of the afternoon tieing a
comforter. Luncheon was served to
twelve members.
Mrs. Ann Duffin and young son Le-
land returned bone last Saturday
evening from Tooele. Utah, where
lIhry visited relatives