Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-06-30
PERSONAL
MENTION

Nick Gardell went to Silver Peak last
Saturday.
C. Sachs of Colorado Springs, arrived
here Sunday.
Geo. H. Pecht of Reno, was in this
place Monday.
B. H. Mooney of Sacramento was in
town Monday.
M. B. Winston of GOldfeld, was in
town Saturday.
F. J. Basch of Rhyolits, vas in this
place Saturday.
C. S. Morrill, came over from Man
haitian Saturday.
Frank Hayett of Rhyolite, was in
this place Saturday.
E. w. Spencer of San Francisco, was
in town last Sunday.
w. H. Block and H. Fl. Park of Salt
Lake, are in Tonopah.
Miss Ella Baird of Manhattan, visited
friends in town Monday.
Thomas Gordon Of Manhattan was in
Tonopah Monday last.
j. G. Barker and wife of Manhattan
spent Sunday in Tonopah.
Watt Briggs and wife of Manhattan,
r visiting friends in Tonopah.
Miss May Hunt of Manhattan visited
friends in Tonopah Sunday.
E. B. Poore, of Wrangton, Pa,
or,~ixyad hare loof SATURDAY.
L. ]. Morrison of San Francisco,
arrived in town last Saturday.
AL Moore was among the visitors
here from San Francisco Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson arrived in Tono-
pah from@C chicago Sunday last.
w. A. Hamilton, a New Yorker, is
registered at the Mizpah hotel.
Miss L. A. Thomas was among the
visitors from Manhattan Monday.
W. w. Talbot of San Francisco, is
registered at the Merchants hotel.
Frank Morey of Winnamucca, regis
tered at the Palacle hotel Saturday.
Thompson Campbell of Butte, Mon
tana, is stopping at the Mizpah hotel.
E. C. Hass came over from Manhat-
tan Sunday and spent a few day in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardlock of Aurora,
are visiting Tonopah, having arrived
Sunday.
T. K. Stateler of Oakland, was
among the visitors in Tonopah Satur-
day last.
You are always assured of a fine
meal at the Imperial. 1t is opened day
and night.
Newton R. Zobel is here from Sar
Francisco, having arrived last Satur'
day night.
If you want a good square meal, dom
forget that the Merchants Cafe is thu
place to get it. m
VIM. Mcmillan arrived in Tonopal
from Deadwood, South Dakota, OF
Friday of last week.
Herman Reichske, one Of the leading
mining and business men of Reveille
was in Tonopah Friday.
The Mizpah is open all night, an
whenever you feel hungry you can b
! accommodated-day or night. 6
4 H. Cal. Brewer one of the pioneer
t of Tonopah, spent the week in thi
Y place accompanied by his wife.
! F. D. Cooper and wife. M. T. Kan
= and G. X. Main, all of St. Elmo, regii
: tered at the Merchants hotel Tuesda!
h Lowney's candies and always fresl
sold exclusively at the Miners Dru
Store Qac.), Golden Block. d
: Claud F. Rice of New Hampshir
was among the visitors to Tonopah la
week and registered at the Merchanr
hotel.
We have a way of keeping u ciga
fresh and moist and yet you pay l
more than you would in San Francisc
. The Miners Drug Store Qnc.), Goldt
Block. d
y The Imperial Cafe is where the be
of everything can be had. Henry Eur
stein is the chef and he is au fat in h
At profession. l
If One who has once taken a meal
IF the Mizpah Cafe and Grill will eat |
i place else. To once taste the cookiI
g at that place is all the recommended
J. needed. You will go there again. g
~ Henry Wallace, son of Mr.. and MI
a Hank Knight returned from M
i Tamalpias Military academy last We
a nesday evening to spend the SUNNI
vacation with his parents.
ID W. have the largest assortment
h. souvenir post cards, both leather al
ID card board, in Tonopah. The Miner
n Drug Store (Inc.), Golden Block. d
y Andrew Maute, State Printer of Ca
l. son, stopped in Tonopah Wednesday
"a his way from Manhattan whittier
" had gone to look after his mining pro
" critics. He has much faith in t
d future of Manhattan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Golden and s
Raymond, of Reno, arrived here Su
day evening for a short visit. This
the first time Mrs. Golden has Sc
~ Tonopah, although Mr.. Golden is v
tually one of our townsmen, havil
is been in business here for a long time.