Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-07-14
PERSONAL
MENTION
Trib cures bruises and sprains.

day last.
Jack Patten of Beatty wa in town
Tuesday.
W. H. Landers came over from Nina
Tuesday.
C. ]. Euquist of GRANVILLE, Cal, is in
Tonopah.
A. F. Burton came over from Manhat-
tan Thursday.
Scott Turner of Manhattan was in
town Tuesday.
VIM. Lampert Of Sacramento is So
journing here.
D. w. Morgan arrived here from
Butte Tuesday.
G. E. Holesworth of Goldfield was in
town Thursday.
H. Sternberg of Goldfield visited To-
nopah Thursday.
J. E. Hall of San Francisco is at the
Merchants hotel.
A. ]. Logan of Silver Peak was in
Tonopah Tuesday.
C. E. WARREN was here from Round
Mountain Tuesday.
L. w. Haworth of Manhattan was in
town last Thursday.
j. j. MacKey came in from Round
Mountain Thursday.
r. P. Dunlap spent a few days in
Goldfeld this week.
M. R. Lovejoy arrived here from
Chicago Wednesday.
A. D. King arrived here from San
Francisco Thursday.
F. G. McKimmons arrived here from
Kansas City Tuesday.
Richard Mcnamara of San Francisco
arrived in town Tuesday.
w. D. Martin of San Francisco ar
rived in Tonopah this week.
j. P. Jones registered at the Mer-
chants from Goldfield Tuesday.
C. M. Zeither, registering from Reno
was among Tonopah's visitors this week.
For a good, square meal at a reason
able price try the Merchants Cafe on
Main street. m
Robert Hofer the insurance agent
of Carson City is spending a few days
in Tonopah.
Mountain stream trout, oysters and
any other kind of fish always to be had
at the Merchants Cafe. m
Try the Mizpah Cafe and Grill before
going elsewhere, for there you are as
sured of just what you want to eat. g
Miss Maude Holmes, who is attend
ing the University at Reno, is in Tono-
pah visiting her father George Holmes.
w. w. Booth and wife, and Post
master Mushett went to Goldfield Thurs
day morning and returned Thursday
evening.
Brook trout and oysters in any style
may be had by calling at the Mizpah
Cafe and Grill, at any time of the day
or night. z
Carl Pickle and daughter, who have
been visiting at Goldfeld and Tonopah
for the past ten days, returned to Car
son Wednesday.
We have a variety of auto goggles,
also smoked glasses as protection to
the sunlight. The Miners Drug Store
Qnc.) Golden block. d
Mrs. J. J.. McQuillan has gone to
Virginia City on a visit to friends and
will remain there during her husbands
absence in the East.
At the MizpahC Cafe and Grill is where
the best meal in town is served, It is
open all night for the accommodation
of the public. <
Furnished rooms to let by the day,
week or month-apply at the Bonanza
) Lodging House, Brougher avenue, next
door to the Brokers Exchange.
For the ~cleanest and most quiet fur
/, nished rooms in ~town-apply at the Bo.
! nanza Lodging House, Brougher avenue,
1 next door to Brokers Exchange.
F. d. Steel Of Denver, Colorado,
arrived in Tonopah this week and
intends locating here. Mr. Steel was
formerly connected with the Denver
Post.
James O'Brien, foreman of the jun.
per mine at Stent, CAL, and son Oar
O'Brien arrived in Tonopah Wednesday.
They were on their way to Manhattan
to inspect a mine at that place.
]. j. McQuillan and w. ]. Douglas
8 left Thursday to attend the Grand
n Lodge of Elks which at Den.
yer. They intend to visit the Yellow
stone park before returning.
We have just received, direct, a full
line of Colegate's soaps and perfumes,
t You should see the soap we sell at Z
cakes for 25 cents. The Miners Drug
Store Qnc.), Golden Block. d
E. A. Quinn, representing the West
inghouse Electric & Manufacturing
; company, arrived in Tonopah Thursday.
4 He is here for the purpose of installing
0 numerous electric machinery plants, In
this locality, which have been ordered
from his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. K. Bradford left fol
California yesterday morning on an ex
tended pleasure trip. Mr.. Bradford has
; been kept busy in his engineering anc
Z surveying work from early morn til
late at night during the past year anC
t is certainly entitled to a well earned
= rest.
d. C. McKenna and c. r. Terril. twt
, printers who have been prospecting il
the country to the south for the pas
three months, arrived in Tonopah Sun
e day and paid the BONANZA office
A pleasant call. They located some good
looking lodges but the ore for the mos
I part is of the low-grade character.
The Misses Margaret and Kittie Hur