The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-08-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The finest of job printing at this office
Jim Forman was one of today's arrivals
A. B. Acorn was a visitor during the
week.
Joe Duffield was in Tonopah during
the week.
T. w. Nawman came out from Tono
pah today.
J. P. Iiennessy came back to camp
Wednesday.
Wesley Warren came out from Tono-
pah Tuesday.
Mrs. J. w, Dotglass has returned
from visit to California.
w. l.. McGonigall leaves Sunday for q
two weeks visit in Tonopah.
F. E. Erwin, recently of Tonopah, is
now the W ellis Fargo agent here.
Miss Lillian X. Malcolm, OF Columbia
was visiting in Tonopah last week.
The telephone and telegraph Office has
been removed to l.. S. Finnegan's.
Ira c. Boss is superintending the con.
struction of the new Combination mill.
Edgar Collins, superintendent of the
Combination. visited Tonopah last week
Fly. Williams, of the LothroplD Davis
company, was in Goldfield during the
week.
The Masonic club is to hold meeting
next Thursday evening in Fl. b. Lind's
office.
Walter Linden. lumber merchant at
Eureka, Cal, was in town early in the
week.
John Jones. of the January lease, re.
turned Tuesday after an absence OF sew
eral weeks.
Lots are selling very fast in East Addi
ton. Buy before it is too late. w. l
BOOTH, Agent.
W. L. McGonaeill is to go to Tonopah
tomorrow to visit his family for a week
or two longer.
Before buying lot, take walk over
20 East Addition to Coldfield, the eastern
part of the town
Pop" Breen. the popular dispenser oi
thirst quenchers in Tonopah, came out te
camp Wednesday,,
Fon Sarr eu upright piano. Call
On Mrs j 6 Martin, at Crook Avenue
r a@no HoUs2.
me Nye and Ormsby County Bank
expects to be ready for business Monday
in Lothrop's store.
The registration books are still open
ut Judge Collins office and all eligible
voters should register.
Col. G. G. Noble has resigned his posi-
ton on The NEWS and is no longer con-
nected with the paper.
For views of Goldfeld or mines call al
Booths Photo Gallery, Main ST., oppo.
site Goldfield Lodging House
Frank Elkins, one of the Florence les.
sees, who went out to Reno with the rich
shipment, has returned to camp.
r. h. Bullock, in tine mining brokerage
business in Seattle, arrived in camp Mon
lay and will make an indefinite stay.
Frederick Lundstrom, well-known
mining engineer, of San Frap SEQ, has
come to Goldtield to make it A!s home.
VIM. Owsley and wife returned last
Saturday from Tonopah. where they Wis
tied with friends for a couple of weeks
The Miners Cash Store are building
IN addition adjoining their present gro
Gerry and will put in stock OF clothing
Plenty of good well water in East Ad'
,iition to Goldfield. Finest location
nearest to the mines. W.. l. BooTH
Agent.
Mrs. Williams has entirely recovered
from her recent illness and has resumed
the management of the Goldfield lodging
house.
LosT-Somewhere on the road between
Tonopah and Goldfeld a dark brown
suit case. Leave at this office and re-
ceive reward.
John l.. Nelson, who has lived uearly
20 years in Candelaria, and who Is a ho
telkeeper there, visited Goldtield Tues
day for the first time.
The Ladies Aid Society intended serv
ing sherbet and cake on Saturday bu
have postponed the date. own to to'
chaugeable weather.
Edward Blewett, well know n li1.
man of Washington, was IN can 7s
week and has joined the choir Raio
sings the praises of GOldfield.