White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1923-09-16

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|M'GILL BREVITIES
Miss Jessie Richardson is q patient
at the Steptoe hospital.
Mrs. Carl Baress came home from
Delta, Utah, on Thursday of last
week
Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. Chas
Holmes hotorcd to Ely to shop or
Thursday.
Clyde Robt is enjoying a 1wC
weeks vacation with her brothart
Ed Robb, in Salt Lake.
Miss Lois Riser is reported some
what improved. Miss Lois Is a pa
tient at the Steptoe hospital.
Miss Myra Lyle Remington, of Nc
Gill, left Monday for Salt Lake tc
attend Rowland Hall academy.
Mrs. NJ. Rawlins and son Beach
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Holmes Wednesday evening
The Aid Society will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. William Lamont on First street
Billy CHM and family returned
during the week from a two weeks
camping trip spent in Spring valley.
w. G. Brooks is somewhat i'm
proved in health. Mr.. Brooks has
been confined to his home for five
weeks.
A modern five-roon residence is
being erected by j. e. Long on Ave
nue. J., the old residence having beer
torn down.
Miss Jessie Burnett left for Seat
tie Thursday morning, having re-
ceived word of the death of her
brother-in-law.
An enjoyable session at cards was
held by the Stingy Club on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Frank Huffer,
Mrs. Max Herman spent a most de-
lightful summer at Niagara Falls and
Buffalo, New York, visiting rela-
lives, returning to McGill Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hdg re-
turned recently from Utah and have
purchased the furniture from the
Rawlins family. They will make
their home in lowertown.
The local chapter of the Red Cross
is raising it's quota for the relief
Of the Japanese earthquake suffer-
crs. All donations should be sent
to Walter .Inwood, treasurer, McGill.
Beach Rawlins, we'll known old
timer, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. M. Rawlins, departed on Thurs
day for Salt Lake later going to Los
Angeles, where they expect to re-
side.
Mrs. Lloyd Johnson departed We'd
nesday for Oregon. where she will
visit with her mother and will be
Joined in a few weeks by Mr.. John
son. They may decide to locate in
the northwest.
The two-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Christensen died at the
family home in towEsite on Tues
day. Burial took place in southern
Utah, Friday, where the parents
formerly resided.
Mrs. James Milne and three daugh-
tiers returned home Monday evening
from a delightful two months C
ton spent at Mrs. Mines former
home in Marinette. Wisconsin, The
summer was spent visiting among
relatives.
State Director of Vocational Train
ing F. Dean Bradley was a visitor at
the McGil! school Thursday in the
interest of the pupils of the yoca-
tiona: training department. Mr..
Bradley enjoyed a sightseeing trip
through the smelter and concentra-
tor.
Rodney Walker was pleasantly u
prised at the home of his parents
on Saturday evening, the happy oc-
casion being the young mans thir-
teenth birthday. The following
young folks enjoyed the evening:
Ruth Riser, Irene Struhs, Maude
Baker, Bernice Walker, Chester Dun
can, Delbert Glenn, Edgar Kelly.
Mrs. Jessie Hesson, of Elko, presi-
dent of the Rebekah assembly OF
Reno, accompanied by her charming
daughter, Miss Margaret, paid the
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