Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-04-04
LOCAL LACONICS.

Charlie Graham departed for Tus-
carora Friday night.
Clyde Jackson was passenger for
Tide Water Monday night.
Nelligan, the painter, will paint
your house for you. See him.
James PARROT. of Sacramento, is
here the guest of J. 2. Brissell.
The grand jury found two bills
against f. III. Maxwell for embezzle-
ment.
1t is rumored that John O'Keefe
has purchased the stage line of Ladd
& Cohn.
Teachers of the public schools are
rehearsing the children for Easter
exercises.
W. J. Wilson and family have
moved into their new house on Flor
ence avenue.
W. S. Elliott returned from Seattle
last week where he has been in the
mining business.
List ''T'' is low priced wonder in
groceries. Write to Feldhusen 81
Co., Sacramento.
p. M. Bowler, Jr., the attorney,
departed for Hawthorne Monday on
visit to his family.
Eyes examined free by graduate
optician at Golden's. All defects
promptly adjusted.
OKeefe's stage leaving here in
the evening, goes out each night
loaded with passengers.
Our stock of diamonds is the most
complete ever shown in Tonopah.
F. GOLDEN.
VIM. Burns, president of the
Story County Labor Union, is in
Tonopah in the interest of unionism.
Read the White House Clothing
Store ad. under ''New To-day" The
goods are now arriving from the
east.
Mrs. J. Q. Sparks, Jr., and chill
dren arrived from Santa Cruz Mon.
day evening, to reside permanently
in Tonopah.
H. c. Donald came up from Sar
Francisco Wednesday evening, and
has started work on the We Hope
group at Ray.
w. H. Lang and wife arrived from
Reno Monday. Mr.. Lang has charge
of the Tonopah Press Brick Co. He
says the first kiln will be ready BY
May Is.
The general delivery window of thu
Tonopah postoffice opens at a. m
and closes at p. m. Money order
and registered mail closes at 5 p. m
The mail closes at p. m.
George Wingfeld will leave 70
San Francisco and Oregon on Wed
nesday aud will be absent a month
This is Georges first outing since h
arrived in Tonopah two years ago.
Jules Karsky arrived Thursda.
night to work in his fathers clothin.
store in the White hotel building
The gentleman is well known her
and is no stranger to TonopaI
people.
The Union Drug store in the Whit
Hotel annex, under the management
of Clay Powell, will be ready TO
business on Wednesday next. Al
up to- date stock will be carried b,
the Union Drug store.
Messrs. Davidovich & Plamenaz
proprietors of Miners Exchang
hall, on any evening when the hall j
not otherwise engage, will donat
the use of it to society organization
for social events where no admission
fee is charged.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. OBrien wer
given charivari by a number G
their friends on last Saturday night
at the home Of the groom mother
A couple Of hours was spent in feast
ing and toasting to the health an
prosperity of the newly welded pair
R. E. Maxwell, of Tonopah, an
Miss Maude Irene PLIERS, of Bakers
field, were married in Reno las
Tuesday and arrived in Tonopah Fri
nay evening About 100 member
of the Eagles aroused their slumber
by serenading the newly wedde
couple at their home on Broughe
, avenue. May happiness follow tn
newly welded couple TIN ough life
the wish of one and all.