White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-02-18
M'GILL BREVITlES

Mrs. Ernest Gibson is enjoying q
two weeks visit with relatives in
Tooelle, Utah. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Collins became
the proud parents of a baby boy
Tuesday of last week.
Miss Ada Sturdeyant left for Pc
c~atello, Idaho, Tuesday morning,
where she was called by the death of
her mother.
Mrs. Arnold Struhs, who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis at the Step
toe hospital last week. is now rap
idly convalescing. :
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smart o
the arrival of a daughter, born We'd
nesday afternoon at their home on
Avenue j. Both mother and baby
are doing nicely.
More than fifty carpenters enjoyed
a banquet and smoker at Cyprus hall
Monday evening. Features of the
evening were boxing contests, wrest-
ling matches and music.
The Mine, Mill and Smeltermen's
Union gave a dance at Cyprus hall
Saturday night. A large crowd was
in attendance and excellent music
was provided for the occasion.
The ~two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Row lowe passed away last
Sunday morning after a few days
illness from pneumonia. The body
was taken to Provo for burial.
A st. Valentine social was held at
the Mormon church Friday evening
for the members of the Sunday school
classes. Games were enjoyed, fol-
lowed by refreshments and dancing.
Mrs. p. II. Woods had as her
guests Wednesday afternoon Mes
danes Jack Gordon, William San
ders, Z. A. Rogers and p. II. Rogers.
Cards were the diversion of the aft
ernoon, followed by refreshments.
4 large end enjoyable crowd at
tended the old-time forty-niner ball
given by the Stray Antlers at Cyrus
hall Saturday night of last week.
Old-time costumes of kahki. bingham
and overalls were worn by The dan
GERS.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. LLOYD
Ginter entertained with two tables OF
bridge. George Washington fayors
were used as decorations. The high
score prize was awarded Mrs. Long
and the consolation went to Mrs. Ha-
yens. At the close of the game Gov
ers were laid for Mesdames William
Sanders. John f. Long. Andrew
Smith. Jack Gordon. Frank Huffer,
Ontie Hovenden. Walter Ravens and
J. F. Fiiege.
Mrs. George Riser entertained "A
number of guests with cards Satnr-
day afternoon of last week. A deco
ratiye scheme in keeping with 81.
Valentines day predominated. Bridge
was played and the game was fol-
lowed by luncheon. Mrs. Walter Ha-
yens was the prize winner ct the
game. Those present were Mesdames
j F. Fliege. Frank Huifer. r. A. Rog-
ers, Lloyd Ginter, j. c. Kinnear, Guy
Towsley. Walter Ravens and Charles
Ziegler.
The largest social affair of the
month was given by Ar. and Mrs J.
G. lSinnear at their home Thursday
evening when they entertained a. a
perfectly appointed dinner party. the
occasion being in homer Of the birth
day anniversary of aIr. Niinear. The
house was attraetiyely decorated with
cut flowers. hearts and ether yalen-
tine fayors. Dim n vas sa'sed TN
individual tables centored with pink
and white carnations and yiolets,
while dainty cupid place cards mark
ed the places for Messrs and Mes
danes Frank Il. Grant, Leo Larsh |
Arthur Smith, Ralph A. Bowdle. Leo
Larson. George Riser. Frank Huner,
Charles Ziegler, J. F. Fliege, Ontie
Hovenden, Il. A. Rogers, Miss Lillian
Green and c. B. Lakenan. After din
ner dancing was enjoyed by the
guests until a late hour.
LEAVE watch and jewelry repair
ing at u new location In McGill,
Sam Bernstein's Clothes Shop.
LINDSKOG THE JEWELER.