Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-02-27
LOCAL LACoNICs.
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are visiting friends in Tonopah.
! Harry Summers has gone to Invo
county on cattle purchasing trip
| Mrs Dan Dufin has returned from
visit to her old home at Oakland
Cal.
Rivals try to initiate but fail TO
equal the Sunday dinners at the
Palace. y
All the comforts of a home at the
Merchants cafe and hotel, Main
street. ~
b. c. Kingsberry, the weIl.known
mining man, left Monday morning for
the north.
The Merchants cafe and hotel is
most centrally located. Opposite
stage Office. m
Mrs. Key Pittman leaves tomorrow
for two months visit to relatives
in California.
Mrs. w. d. Clair and children left
Tuesday morning for Los Angeles on
a visit to relatives.
]. W. Briggs returned Tuesday
night from a three weeks business
trip to San Francisco.
Salt Lake papers report that a
carload of rich Alpine ore arrived at
that city last Saturday.
]. B. Delafontaine, the popular
Goldfeld caterer, was in town a
couple of days this week.
B. B. Saylor was in town a few
days this week from Peavine. where
he is engaged in ranching.
You have not had all the good
things OF Tonopah till you have ca ten
meal at the Merchants cafe. m
Lowney's candies exclusively at
the Miners drugstore, Inc, Golden
building - and they are always
fresh.
George Blakeslee returned We'd |
nesday from his California trip Con. |
trary to expectations be came back
alone.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom H
Griffin was made happy Thursday |
morning by the arrival of an eleven
pound baby girl.
}. II. Healey, former superintend.
ent OF the Salt Lake com pany. re.
turned to camp Sunday and left dur
ing the week for Gold6eld.
S. K. Vermilyea returned to Tono.
pah Sunday night from Bishop but
only remained a short time. leaving
again Tuesday for California.
Austin McIntire of Nevada Citv
vas an arrival Thursday night. He
$ a brother Of Express Agent Nc.
-ntire and will become permanent
'esident.
Lady of experience wants position
IS nurse or housekeeper FOR club. ad-
!ress Mrs. M. A. McClanahan, 1874 |
Cast Twenty-fourth street, Los An. S
'eles, Cal.
Maurice Lynch returned Tuesday
rom Reveille, where he had been for
everal days inaugurating work al ]
ne Lynch-O'Meara properties at \
hat place.
The regular meeting of the Eagles .
'st night was marked by a 'hiph !,
nks, including "big eat. During Il
ne lodge ceremonies twelve candi. @
ates were initiated. Il
For medicinal and household pur.
oses get ten-year.old Chicken Cock
hisky at the Cabinet. Room for.
erly occupied by the Miners drug N
ore. Cole & Briggs. m
Bob Grimmon, well-known in Ne. in
ada and formerly of the Arlington !.
1tel at Carson arrived in Tonopab ~
thursday and yesterday went to I'll
oldfeld to look at that growing II
mp. p
Fred S. Pheeby returned to Tono- lo
sh early this week after an absence :,
nearly two years, most of which pi
ne has been spent in Mexico. Mr.,
heeby may locate in Goldfed, where
is now visiting.
Thirty.two Main street lots in Sa
amondfeld were spoken for yester- fie
Y. The supply at bottom prices bu
IL not last long Get in while you :,
n, Apply to Frank NJ. Ish, man. Sn
'er, on the ground or by telephone Cr
Goldfeld. Nj
We have just received direct from nj,
'ston our first shipment OF Velvet
ndy, so popular all over the U. S.
is molasses candy, absolutely
re, and as its name implies as ~
Doth as velvet-in original and W
ique packages OF one pound at 35c, wa
clusively at the Miners drugstore, tor
g., Golden building. 4 90,