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ELY SOCIETY NOTES AND
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
MISS JENNIE NEW INGE II charm
ingly entertained the members
of the Saturday Five Hundred
Club at the home of Mrs. J. F. Miles
Monday evening. Mrs. Jay Hrlnton
captured first prize and Mrs. H. A.
Comins second. Those present were
Mra. J. F. Miles, Mrs. H. A. Comins,
Mrs. A. M. McDonald. Mrs. D. C Mc
Donald. Mrs. F M. Hoot. Mrs. C. E.
Grier, Mrs. I. C. C. Whitmore, Mrs. C.
f*. Whitmore. Mrs. Tt-rey Jackson, Mrs.
K. D. lid lit Id, Mre. J. E, Weyman.
Mrs. E. C. Hair will be hostess at the
neat meting of the 1-adlcs' Aid Society
nt the Methodist ehuich. Plans for the
hazar to be held some time early in
December aie well under way.
Mrs. Carl W. Torrence of East Ely
will be the next hostess to the members
of the P. E O. H.
Mrs. Carl Stevenson ol East Ely wilt
be the next hostess to the members
of the Needlecraft •Club.
Mrs. Ihilph A. Hotwdle was hostess
at u sleighing party Monday evening,
followed by a delicious suppi r served
in Mrs. How die's npaitinent In the Rtep
toe hotel. Thoie enjoyng her Imspi
tadty were Mr and Mrs. George
Whlteley, Mr. and Mrs. Paul It. Hoe.se,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Has* Elbert rind
Dr. ltoantree.
Miss Miriam Jacobsen of halt l.ake
City, niece of Mrs. lien Firman, depart
ed Tuesday evening for her home.
While here Miss Jacobsen was the in
centive for several social nlfalr*.
Mrs. John Huntington Eager will be
th« next hostess to the members ot thi
Amateur Hridge Club.
Miss Sadie Thomas was the Ruest of
Miss Eileen Walker, ln«t Thursday
while att< ndin tie Armistice Huy
dance.
Ijiyton Plummer *»< the dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John H Eager
last Sunday.
Rev C llogan, who spent the last
week in Salt laike City on a business
trip, ii turn'd yesterday morning.
Mis« Eva Timmons entertained the
member* of the Spoon Ciub Tn* sday
evening ot the home of Mr*. 11/ A.
Davidson in Fast Ely. Prizes were
won by Mi*s Alda Stevens, first nnd
Miss Fanny Cupid, second. Dainty re
freshments wer« served. Those present
were Mrs. H. A. Davidson, Mis* Aida
Htevcns, Miss Funny Cupid. Mrs. Al
fred Douli. Mrs. John Emer I.ong. Miss
Cleora Murdock. Miss Mary O'Hullivan,
Mrs. Jay Bi inton. Mrs. Carroll Morrill,
Miss France* Peters. Mr*. Fred I*.
Oldfield. Miss Madge Smith and Mrs.
Elton Harris.
Mrs. George H I.insley entertained
the Grandmothers' -Club last Tuesday.
A dainty luncheon prereeded the play
ing Of bridge. Mrs. John Weber had
high score. Those present were Mrs.
James f». Dennett Mrs. Ed Millard and
Mrs John Weber.
The H. bekahs will hold their semi
monthly meting next Thursday evening
at Odd Fellows' hall.
Miss Zalina Munson of Plue Eagle
was an F.Iy visitor Friday, being
registered at the Northern hotel
Mr ar.d Mrs. E. W. Orr and son of
Rshellbourne were Ely visitors Friday,
registering at the Northern bote’.
Mrs W. E. Meyers was a McGill visi
tor Saturday afternoon, visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mis. D. Bu>d
Rmith.
Mrs. John Emer I*ong and Mis. Al
fred Poull of McGill were Ely visitors
Tuesday while attending the meeting
of the Spoon Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Stevens, of
Rharp were dinner guests of Mr. snd
Mrs. John Huntington Eager Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Arthur Smith charmingly en
tertained the members of the Thurs
day Sewing Club at her homo In Eust
Ely Thursday afternoon. The after
noon was spent In sewing and reading,
at the conclusion of which dainty re
freshment* were served. Those present
were Mrs. William Nell McGill. Mrs.
Samuel Has* Elbert. Miss Margaret
Smith. Mrs Raymond II. Holtsman.
Miss Estelle Kakenan. Mrs. George A.
Whlteley, Mrs. Charles P Chandler and
Mrs Nealy H. Chapin.
Miss Jennie Newlnger charmingly
entertained the membera of her bridge
club Wedneaday evening at the apart
ment of Mrs. E. Christman in the Mich
mar. Painty refreshments were served.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
McDonald. Mrs. and Mrs. P. T. Stong,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F Miles. Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. McDonald, Mrs. H. A. Cornin'.
Mrs. H. M Campbell and Mrs. Josephine
Weynian.
Mrs. Vail Flttman. who spent the
week end on a short viclt to Palt I-H;
City, returned Tuesday morning.
Miss Mary O'Sullivan will be the
neat hostess to th* members of I-n
Courture at her home on Murry street.
Miss Mary Peckleman was a charm
ing dinner hostess Sunday evening,
ftie guests later going to the show.
Those present were Miss Cleora Mur
dock and Harold Jatkacn.
The Misses Kucille Hagans. Thelina
Hagans, Miriam Jacobsen. Jeanne,
Dooley and Carolyn Osmo and Messer*.
F.ntnitt Culbert. Vauglyi Prlggs and
Raymond Holtaman enjoyed a sleigh
ing party on th* Fllehninr hill Sunday
evening followed by a noodle supper.
Mrs. .1 A. Magnuson of Steptoo Val
ley is the house guest of her sister,
Mrs T.et H. Murdock.
Mr. and Mt*. Walter I.nrsh of Ruth
were F.ly visitor* Tuesday while at
tending the show.
Mrs. F. A Moller waa a dinner host
ess Sunday evening at the Elite cafe.
Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fee II.
Murdock.
Mr« Joseph V. Murphy of McGill was
an Ely visitor Tuesday
Word has been received from Mrs.
Joseph K Tel* and daughter Ruby that
they will leave Vienna. Austria, for
the Cnited Stat*3 November 17, expect
ing to arrive home about December 10.
Mies Carol Clark, accomplished young
daughter or Mr. and Mra. F. M. Clark,
a student at St, Mary's academy. Salt
I-ake City, played a violin solo and a
duet with harp at the school concert
given this evening.
Dr. and Mrs. W. U. T. Buckie, who
were married about ten day ago la
Ogden, returned Sunday from their
honeymoon.
Miss Evelyn Zadow, charming little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eoui* Zadow,
celebrated her third birthday with a
P*rty given Wednesday afternoon. The
little hostess was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. The afternoon was
spent In playing games. The invited
guests were Virginia and William
Kodgcr Edwards, Mary Millard. Georg
innna McKaddcn and Harry Stephen
son.
Saturday evening the Willow Club
was the scene of a merry dancing
party. Those to enjoy the evening were
the Misses Mary O'Sullivan. Cleora
Murdock, Mary Deckleman, Ruth
Oliver, Almira Anderson. Miss Rustier
and Messrs. George Sowers, Hnrry-Wll
cox. Reo Decklc-nian and Harold Jack
son. The party later adjourned to the
Elite cafe, where n midnight supper
was served.
Miss Irerp Wilson was a charming
little dinner hostess Wednesday *ven
Ing. the occasion being her thirteenth
birthday. The Invited guests were Miss
Margaret Ileverly and Mis* Helen
Eindskog. Mis* Wilson was the re
cepient '•{ many beautiful birthday
gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robison of Spring
Valiev were Ely visitor* Tuesday, re
gistering nt the Northern hotel.
Mrs. H A Comins was hostess to the
members of the E. T. C. last Tuor.dav.
Several chapters from the book,
"Prudence of the Parsonage," were
read and greatly enjoyed. Painty re
freshment* were served. Those present
were Mrs. H. A. Fravel, Mrs. E'. E
Knox, Mrs. Ed Purcell. Mr*. Clarence
<1. Harron. Mrs. Liddell, Mrs. P. T.
Ktcng. Mr*. George Jackson, Mrs. A.
M. McDonalJ. Mrs. P. C. McDonald.
Mrs. James MueEaughlln and Miss Jen
nie Newlnger.
Mr. and Mrs. August R. Riepe, Mr.
an 1 Mrs. Lawrence A. Tietz and Mrs.
Herman Tietz composed a party that
motored to McGill Wednesday evening
to attend the enrd party given by Mrs.
Con Hatley for the aid of the McGill
Cutholic bazar.
Mr. nnd Mr*. O. It. Hudson of Nigger
Creek were Ely visitors Wednesday at
tending the Eastern Nevada Cattle ami
Sheep Orowirs' Association dance at
Pljo hall.
Mrs. Wiliam Neil McGill was hostess
at a dinner Wednesday evening, later
taking her gueats to the stockmen's
dance at nijo hall. The invited gueats j
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles If. Stephens
of Sharp.
Mr. and Mra. R. T. Swallow of Sho
shone. were Ely visitors during the
waek, attending the stockmen's dance
nt ItIJo hall Wednesday evening.
Mis* Ruth Raymond, popular school
teacher at Shoshone, wae an Ely visi
tor during the week registering at the
Northern hotel.
Mrs. John Huntington Eager was a
dinner hostess Thursday evening The
invited guest* were Mr and Sir*.
[Charles H. Stephens of Sharp and Ver
non Metcalf of Reno.
Mr*. Charles O'Neill, nee Mrs. Pella
Murphy of Salt I-ake City, is on Ely
visitor, betnr registered at the North
err. hotel. *
Announcement l* made of the mar
riage of Miss Ann O'Brien, formerly
popular school teacher at Kimberly,
ami William J. Halloran. general mana
ger of the Kingman Consolidated Min
ing Company, Kingman, Aria., the wed
ding taking place Tuesday at the Jesuit
chapel of the Newman Club, Berkley.
The marriage was solemlniied by Rev.
Father O'Neill, a lifelong friend of the
bride's deceased brother. Rev. Hugh
O'Brien. The couple were attended by
Mrs. Oeorge Marron. sister, and Ralph
Halloran. brother of the bridegroom,
respectively. The lirlde was attired in
a navy blue trlcctlne suit, with brown
hat and brown shoes. A wedding
breakfast was served at the Newman
Club to the members of the immediate
family after which the hafpy young
couplo left for » honeymoon trio to
Seattle, Wash. Knroute to their new
home In Atisona Mr. nnd Mrs. Halloran
will stop off fir ii few days' visit with
Pr. and Mrs Rodney Hall Richardson
in Reno. Mrs. Halloran is a young
woman of charming personality and all
wish her well in her new life
Mrs. D. Boyd-Smith of McOill entoi
tained the' members of the Thursday
Bridge Chib at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Willis E. Meyers Thursday after
noon. High score was had by Mrs.
Meyers and Mrs Smith. Those present
were Mrs. Charles C. Caperton Mrs.
W. O. Moorman. Mrs. Percy Jackson,
Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. James S. Ben
nett. Mrs. Willis E. Meyers an.l Mrs
r.d Millard, wl.o acted ns a substitute.
.Mrs Ed Purcell was hostess to the
members of the Pouble VI Bridge Club
at her home In East Ely Thursday
aft> rpoon, instead of Mrs. J. W. Paint
er Most dainty rofrrshonints were
served Mrs Frank McElroy hal high
score. Miss Jennie Nrwlnger second
nnd Mrs Ed Horrocks won Hie consola
tion. Those present were Mrs. .1 P
Rumhaugh. Mrs. Ed Horrocks, Miss Jen
nie Ncwinger, Mrs. Dciis Puvat. Mrs.
A. E. Hartman. Mrs Frank Beverly.
Mrs ’1. R. Amen* and Mrs. Frank Mc
Elroy. w lib nr ted as a substitute.
Mrs. D. C. McoPnald entertained in
formally nt a five-hundred party on
Thursday evening complimentary to
Mrs. Charles H. O'Neill of Salt T,ake.
The Invited guests were Percy Jack
son. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Weller. Mr.
nnd Mrs. John Woher. Mr. and Mrs. J.
F. Miles, Mr and Mrs. F M Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Moorman. Mr. and Mrs.
John H. Eager. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Walkrr. Mis* Virginia J. Carothers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. McDonald. Mrs. H.
A. Comlns, Mrs. A. C. Cleveland, Mr.
and Mrs. Stabley Reed and Mcsars.
John Callahan, William Blggane and
Virgil Varga. Delicious refreshments
were served. Prizes were won by Mrs.
A. N. McDonald, first, and Mrs. A. C.
Cleveland, consolation for the ladles,
and by Percy Jackson, first and A. N
McDonald, consolation for the gentle
men.
M. Anderson and daughter of the
Cleveland ranch were Ely visitors
Wednesday, attending the stockmen's
dance. •
Mrs. K. O. Klrkham charmingly en
tertained at an elaborato birthday din
ner Tuesday evening at her home in
East Ely. The hostess was the recip
ient of many beautiful gifts. The In
vited guests were Dr. and Mrs. A. E.
T. Huckell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Whaton
of Kimberly, Miss Thelma Harwood, E.
O. Klrkham and Mr. cud Mrs. Ross
Finley.
Mr. ar.d Mr*. R. II. Bassett of Snake
valley were Ely visitor* during the
week, registering at the Northern and
attending the stockmen's dance.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. P. M. Baker of Bilker
were Ely visitors Wednesday, register
ing at the Northern.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Yelland of Spring
valley ttcre Ely visitors during* the
week, registering at the Northern and
attending the stockmen's dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur P. I.indsey and
children of McGill were Ely visitors
Thursday, when they were dinner
guests of Captain and Mrs. James P.
Bennett, later in the evening attend
ing the armistice Dav dance.
Mrs. James P. Bennett entertained
the Ante Club Friday evening. Dainty
refreshments were served. The Invit
ed guests were Mr*. Henry Rasmussen.
Mr*. Paul R. Boese, Mrs. Gael P. Iloag
and Mrs. Arthur Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. August It. Riepe had
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Tlet* as din
ner guests Thursday evening, the party
later attending the Armistice Day
dsnee.
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Mr. and Mrs. Mae Settles entertained
nt cards followed by the serving of
dainty refreshments Friday evening.
Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. August
R. Riepe.
Mr. anil Mr*. Harland Row,in of Ruth
were Fly visitors Thursday evening,
attending the Armistice Day dance.
Announcement is made *of the birth
of a son, born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
F. Boreman on Armistice dny, nt tin
Steptoe hospital.
The many friends of Mrs. Edward
Janes, who has been quite ill St the
Steptoe hospital, will be pleased to
learn that she is slowly convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Slopansky depatt
ed Friday morning by motor for south
ern California, where they will spend
the balance of the winter.
Mrs. Charles. A. Walker will be host
ess to the members of the guild of st.
Bartholomew's church at her apart
ment* In the F.ichmar next Wednesday.
Mrs. William Bertie and Mra. J. C.
Munro of Raker were dinner guest* of
Mr*. Percy Jackson Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Munro. mother of Mrs.
Bertie. Is erroutn to California to spend
the balance of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. tTpwail were
dinner hosts Thursday evening, their
guests being Mr and Mrs. Creighton
p, Whitmore, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brlnton
and Mrs. Barths Fox. at whose home
the dinner was given. The party after
dinner went to the show, later attend
ing the Armistice Day dance.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mendes of Duck
water are Ely visitors, being register*]
nt the Northern hotel.
Miss Elizabeth Walden and Miss
Jessie Burnett of McGill were Ely visi
tors Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. IJ. Amenda were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Camp
bell Sunday evening.
Mrs. J. F. Amenda entertained at a
movie party Wednesday, her guests
being Mrs. Andrew Hoggin and Mr. and
Mrs. August Munter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Munson of Currant
1 Creek were Ely visitor* Wednesday,
being registered at the Northern hotel.
Misn ituth Clendenrlng of Current
| Creek was an lily visitor Wednesday
| registering at the Northern hotel.
Mis. Nealy H. Chapin has as her
house guest her sister. Mrs. M. K. Dor
sey of Klko. who anticipates spending
Severn 1 weeks visiting hen .
Iho Benedict Dancing Club has Is
sued invitations for the second In the
series of their dances, the dunce to be
held In the Hockhlll-Khalienbcrgcr hall
Friday. November 19.
Mrs. Baitlcy J. Smithson had us
guests during the week Mra. Owen
Caster r<nd Miss War,da Cozier of White
Blver.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. l.eonnrd celebrat
ed the eighteenth birthday of llielr son
Curtis by giving a cllnm r party to a
number of his high school chums. Tho
invited guests Were Stanley At liliams.
Dana Bumbaugh, Raymond Holtzman.
David Miles. George Fraser ntid Max
well mn.
Airs, il.org>' Jl. l.inslev hud a* dln
n> r guest* Tuesday Air. and Mrs. John
Kinei Bong of McGill
Airs. John AAV her will .-nt. i tain the
monitors of the Tuesday Evening Five
Hundred Club nt its next meeting
Miss Maude Rice, popular clerk in
Assessor Miles’ office left Friday for n
two weeks’ visit with her brother. D.
E. Rice of Salt T.ake City.
Complimentary to the school teach
ers of Ely and East Ely, the Woman’s
Club members and officers entertained
at a charming card party and recep
tion at tho home of Mrs. A. J. Proctor
Saturday evening. Mrs. Proctor was
assisted by Mrs. D. C. McDonald and
Mrs. Clarence J. Barron. Delicious re
freshments were served. Many*of the
club members and their,escorts attend
ed, about fifteen tables of players cn ■
Joying the evening. The guests of
honor were Miss Eva Timmons, prin
cipal Of the East Ely school, and her
staff, consisting of Miss Ruth Oliver.
Miss A dele Renee. Mrs. Elton Harris.
Mr*. C. W. Torrence and Mrs. Henry
Marriott; also Min Mary Block, prin
cipal of the Ely grade school,’ and her
•talT, namely Min Ruby Rogers, Miss
Jeanee Dooley, Miss Ophelia Gilmore,
Miss Mattie Taylor, Miss Ida Henry,
Miss Adelaide Hilling, Miss la Veta
Harrison. Miss Sybillo Howells, Miss
Carolyn Osmo and Mr*. Curtis II. Bent.
The high school faculty was repre
sented by Mrs. II. K. B-igler, Miss
Thelma liraen. Miss Helen Fliegc. Miss j
Adele Jenny and Mrs. Ida Wals.
The gentlemen's first prlzo was won
by Alfred Tamblyn. second by M. L.
Smith, Mrs. E. E. Knox winning the
ladles' first prlrc and Miss Eva Tim
mons the second, E. B. Knox capturing
the free-for-all.
Mr*. Frank Callaway of Current
Creek was an Ely visitor Friday, being
a dinner guest of Mi. and Mrs. Charles
C. Caperton.
SOCIETY AT H'GILL
Mr. and Mrs. William A. McCoy, Mr*.
Cora and Mrs. Frank Van Dusen com
posed one table at bridge at the Van
Ducen home in I'ppertown Monday
evening. Painty refreshments were
served after the game.
The Thursday Sewing Club was en
tertained at the home of Site. H. Hobs
Taylor this week, the guest* being Mrs.
J. E. Fliege, Mrs. O. C. Kiser. Airs. \V
(}. Havens. Mrs. J. C. Klnnear, Mis.
Ralph Rowdlo, Mre. -Chari, e Z.-igl<r and
Mrs. Harry Muller.
Air. ard Mrs. 1-aurenson celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary
Monday evening with a five-hundred
party nt their home in I’ppertown.
After nn evening enjoyed at cards, dur
ing which several musical selections
were rendered, dainty refreshments
were served. In honor of the occasion
the guests presented Mrs. Iuturcnson
with a beautiful set of china. At the
conclusion of the game prizes were
awarded to the following: Mrs. Ander
son Mrs. Remington. Mr. Crouch and
Mr. Howarth. The consolation p-lzes
were won by Mrs. Relley and Mr. Rem
ington The guests present were Air.
and Mrs. Relley, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Howarth. Mr.
and Mrs. William Ankers. Mr. sid Mrs.
F Crouch, Air. and Mrs. Car! Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Anker*. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Remington, Miss Ander
son Miss P Crouch and Oscar Reese.
A Wedding of Interest to the younger
set of AlcGDl was that cf Harold E.
O’llrien of McGill and M:*'i Hester M.
Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Jones. The ceremony win soiemnized
at Sparks. Nev. Saturday. November S
the happy couple leaving Immediately
for McGill, where they will make th*ir
hone In the future.
Thursday evening the employes' club
house at McGill was the scene of the
annual Ref Crons Armistice Day dance.
Over one hundred and fifty couple at -
tended and as heretofore enloysd an
evening of more then ordinary pleas
ure. Miss Adelaide Brown offleoated
at the punch bowl and In her Tied Cross
nurse uniform furnished quite on in
novation to those attending.
One of a series of live-hundred part
ies given for the benefit of ih<* bazar
of St. Michael's church was given W ed
netduy evening by Mrs. Con Haffcy,
Mrs. Juke Tin the n and Mrs. \V. Heff-r
man at the home of Mrs. llaffey. The
guesti attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Emmet Ankers. Mr. and Mrs. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Bee, Mr. and Mrs. Bate
man. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs. K. E. Jameson. Mr. and Mrs. j
W. A. McCarthy, Mr. and Mr*. Oolden
brir.e, Mr. and Mrs. William Ankers,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Draper, Mr. and
MrB. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. neld, Mr.
and Mrs. C. K. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs,
John ■ Stack, Mr. and Mrs. Bovertdge,
Mr. and Mrs. TV. O. Hofferman, Mr. and
Mrs. Con Huff or, Mr. and Mrs. Crouch.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Trathen. Mr. and Mr*. William Huron,
Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs. Charles
Holmes. Mrs. Frank Duck. Mrs. Wil
liam Polglasse. Mrs. Hansen. Mrs
Frank Brown, Mrs. Felch. Mrs. Fred
Baldwin, Mr». Tteiiiey, Mrs. Robert
Morrill, Mrs Fitzgerald, Mrs. Thomp
son. Mrs. Cour. Mrs. Joe Murphy. Mrs.
Max Herman, Mrs, John Morrison. Mrs.
Walter Remington. Mis* Mao Brown.
Miss Anna. Ryan. Miss English. Miss
Mnteman, Miss Catherine Ryan. Charles
Trowbridge ond Rev. Father McNally.
The winners of the )ndl ‘n' prizes were.
Mrs. Crouch first. Miss Mao Brown
second and Mies Catherine Ryan the
consolation. The gentlemens prizes
were won by John Stack firyt. Mr.
Crouch necond and the consolation by
Charles Trowbrldge;
Mrs. J. F. Hogan, who oas been visit
ing her son, W. V. Hogan, for the last
two months, ha* left for Ran Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. It. P. Lamborn and
family will leave for Salt Lake City
in the near future, where they will
make their home. Mr. iAmborn, who
will be tbe new assistant purchasing
agent, has been connected with the Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Company for
a number of years and is well known
around MvOill. A host of friends will
wish him ever> success in his new
position.
Saturduy evening the M'Gill school
house was the scene of the third dance
given by the Forty Club and a most
enjoyable < venlng was spent by the
two score couples attending.
Friday evening the Camp Fire Girls
of McGill gave one of their delightful
dances at the school house. The dance
was a masquerade and many prettily
costumed couples enjoyed the evening
at their favorite pastime.
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RUTH SOCIAL NEWS.
Mr*. James Donohue entertained the
members of the Ituth Five Hundred
Club Thursday afternoon of last week
Mrs. Vernon O. Clark captured first
prise and Mrs. Jack Caulfield the con
solation. Mrs. J. O. Long substituted
for Mrs. A. 8. Leahlgh. Dainty re
freshments were served following the
games.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nance, Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Long, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shell, Mr.
and Mrs. James Donohue, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Kudy, G. D. Patton and Mr. Duvte
formed a motor party to McOIll Satur
day evening of last week, where they
enjoyed a plunge In the cliibhouse pool,
after which they attended the dance
given by the electricians of McGill.
In compliment to Mrs. J. M. Slopan
sky, who left Friday to spend the win
ter In California. Mr*. F. R. Munday
entertained a few friends Tuesday eve
ning. The guests Included the Mes
damea <?. M. Robinson, C. H. McNay, I..
C. Pcndell, Hatl&nd Rowan. Cline Spell
8r„ Gerald McNay, J. H. Slnpanaky and
Cline Spell Jr. The hostess was assist
ed in serving by Miss Gladys Munday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harland Rowan mo
tored to Ely Thursday evening to at •
tend the Armistice Day dance.
Mrs. Jjo Long entertained nt card*
Thursday evening, when Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
McNay and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nance
were the guests. A delicious supper
termlnated Ihe evening's pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Nance and Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Matthews motored to E’y
Wednesday evening to attend the pre
sentation of “Civilian Clothes" at the
Ely theater.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eudy motored to
Ely Wednesday evening of last week
for a visit with friends.
Mrs. C. Gordon Gaines was an Eiy
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. O. B. Nance and Mrs. Ted Mat
thews have issued Invitations for a
large card party to be given Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Tiot* of Ely was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. C. P. Mc
IJowcll, Monday evening.
stock mes Firm Association at Plockc
H. I. Ollnghouse and A. L. Scott art
the active promoters of a branch of
the Nevada Livestock Association and
have succeeded In calling a meeting of
the livestock men of Lincoln and Clark
counties, which was held at Plochc last
Friday. Several of the livestock man
of the eastern Nevada association who
met In Ely last week went to Ploehe to
attend the meeting there. «
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ELY, NEVADA
To All Stockholders, Illipah Basin Oil & Gas Company.
You are interested in your company and without doubt want to know what is
being done toward further operations.
At a meeting of the new directors it was found that on the 24th of July of this
year tools were lost in the hole. The expense of trying to recover these lost tools has
nearly exhausted the funds of the company.
For this reason more stock must be sold. By doing this we will be in a position
to go ahead and will put forth every effort to accomplish results.
It has been proven that the oil exbists in Nevada by the Fallon Oil & Gas Com
pany, of Fallon.
If there is oil at Fallon, we have every reasons to believe we should get oil at Ilii
pah, where the surface formation, and the formations passed through in making the
.■>70 foot hole, are far more promising than at Fallon.
We feel confident that oil is there. We cannot give np now. We must go ahead,
and when oil is brought in it will mean many dollars for all of us for every dime we
put in now.
Each of the original promotors of the company donated 20,000 shares, 100,000
shares in all, to which the company has added 100,000 shares, all to be sold at five
cents a share to secure the necessary funds at once.
This stock is to be offered only to present stockholders, and it will be offered to
none others if you act promptly, and this we know* you will do.
The present list of stockholders should subscribe for the entire 200,000 shares
within the next fifteen days. If yon cannot pay all cash down you can do so on the
monthly installments, but let your subscription come in by next mail.
Every possible expense has been eliminated and the new directors, elected at the
m'ent annual meeting, guarantee to proceed with the work using all possible econo
my. The money received from the sale of these 200,000 shares should be ample to
put down the new hole, as every cent goes into the treasury, not one cent goes as
agents' commissions.
We want to work together and by working together we can accomplish results.
T^et us hear from you.
Sincerely yours,
1LLIPAH BASIN OIL & GAS COMPANY.
W. N. McGill, President.
R. F. Mathias, Vive-President.
C. H. Bent, Secretary-Treasurer.
H. Wise Director.
Ira MacFnrland, Director.
ILLIPAH BASIN OIL & GAS COMPANY
483 Aultm&n St., Ely, Nevada.
I hereby subscribe for.shares of Illipah Basin Oil & Gas
Company stock, at the present price of.cents per share, it being
understood same is fully paid and non assessable.
I enclose $.as twenty-five per cent payment on the above
shares, and I agree to pay $.. twenty-five per cent per month
until the full amount is paid. ...
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