The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-05-27
c N PERSONAL.

Wednesday.
T. @. Lockhart returned Wednesday
from Tonopah.
Claude Inman went to Tonopah Sun
day on business.
Lee Williams is finishing a very neat
two-room 'dobe house.
j. P. Sweeney spent several days in
Tonopah last week.
Mrs. j. II. Allen has been quite sick
during the week.
E. J. Dalrymple left Wednesday on a
prospecting trip over cart.
Get your job printing at The News
office.
Tom Fleming was one of the numer-
Gus visitors to camp Tuesday.
E. w. Smith, the photographer of
Tonopah, was an arrival Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Manon have
moved up in the canyon close to his well.
Gus Essen, of the Goldtield Mining
company, came out from Tonopah Tues,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Kernick, of
Midtown, spent several days in Tonopah
last week.
81. B. Lind returned from Tonopah
Monday evening after a successful bust
ness trip.
w. L. Booth, photographer, has his
outfit in Goldfeld and will soon be ready
for business.
r. A. Mari, the mining man of Stump
ter, Ore, was out to Goldtield again this
week.
H. j. NcGhau, for some time with the
Acknowledgment company, was visiting
in GoIdfield this week.
Frank Lothrop left Tuesday for Car
son City where he was called by the
death of his father-in law.
w. G.. Ross, of the Enterprise Mer-
camille company, Tonopah, was in camp
Tuesday on a business visit.
w. ). Williams. 1.-The Goldtield hust-
ler,' accompanied by Mrs. Williams,
spent several days in Tonopah this week.
Mrs. Chas. Hooten, of Fifth avenues
has been i'll for some few days, but is
now slowly improving.
r. l.. Johns, of the Goldfield Mining
company, is now in Oakland, Calf, but
will return about the first OF the month.
Mrs. c.. f. Littrell, of Austin, came in
Tuesday with the nine-year.old son of j.
F. Mitchell, superintendent of the Jan
uary lease.
J. H. Shockey of Telluride, Colorado,
is visiting his old friend, Mr.. Walton.
He will continue on to Goldtield in a day
or two.-State Journal.
Clarence Kind, who is with the firm of
E. Marks Il Co will build a stone and
concrete house on Fifth avenue, which
he will rent when completed.
Or. Frances Williams, of the ST.
Frances Goldfeld Mining company, is
confined to her room in Tonopah with
illness.
Jim Forman, of Tonopah, who is heav-
iv interested in the mines and prospects
of Goldfeld, made one of his periodical
visits to the camp Tuesday
Messrs. Woods and Richards, the for
mer selling cash registers and the latter
safes, we're interviewing Goldfield's bust
ness men during the week.
j. d. Lothrop is building a 'dobe resi-
dence on third street, and Frank 10th
rob is erecting one of frame close by.
Both gentlemen will bring their families
in as soon as they are completed.
Charley Maher is building a home OF
Fifth avenue for the accommodation Of
his family, who will arrive shortly. Mrs.
P. Touhy and two children are also con
ing in with Mrs. Maher.
John T. Jones left for San Francisco
on Tuesdays stage. He will be there
for three or four weeks undergoing treat
ment for his eye, which was injured some
months ago..
Henry c.. Cutting, who was one of the
luckiest leasers in the early days of Ton
opah. was in camp Tuesday. Just to
show be was a good fellow, he dug up
five plunks to have the pleasure of read
ing The News for a year.
Albert S. Watson, the real estate and
mining broker of Tonopah, came out to
camp Monday looking over properties in
" l. =. :,4oroStoJ He was accom-