Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1906-09-22
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MENTION


Sunday last.
DIR. Cox was here from Silver Peak,
Monday last.
F. w. Thomas of Reno, was here
Monday last.
j. E. Connor of GoldfeId, was in
town Tuesday.
A. H. Barnes of H~annapah, was a
visitor Monday.
William Wallace of Goldfeld, was in
town Thursday.
B. Lundy of San Francisco, arrived
here Tuesday.
F. Wood of Manhattan, was in this
place Wednesday.
L. P. McGary of Bullfrog, was in
town Wednesday.
A. H. Deahl was in from Manhattan
Wednesday last.
Oscar Dulie of Tucson, Arizona, was
here last Monday.
E. A. Roberts of Sodaville, was in
town last Tuesday.
w. l. Beauchamp arrived here Thurs
day from Silver Peak.
j. M. Smith came over from Man
haitian last Monday.
E. S. Mott of Virginia City, was in
Tonopah Thursday last.
w. r. Buck and wife of Goldfeld,
were here Wednesday.
w. j. Kearney arrived here from
Philadelphia, Monday last.
w. F. Gum and wife, we're here
from Reno Tuesday last.
C. w. Patrick of Manhattan, was in
this place Wednesday last.
w. E. Paul of Goldfeld, was a visitor
to this place this week.
G. B. Robbins arrived here from
Sacramento last Sunday.
j. o. Weinstrom of Millers, paid a
visit to this place Tuesday.
w. w. Gilbert and J.. H. Lefoe paid
a visit to Tonopah this week.
E. A. Hubbard arrived here from
San Francisco, Wednesday last.
C.. S. Morrill, of San Francisco, ar
rived in this city Wednesday last.
Don't forget the place-the Mizpah
Cafe and Grill-for a square meal. G
R. 2. Campbell arrived here from
Hillsbrow, New York, Monday last.
E. E. Stewart of Manhattan, regis
tered at the Merchants hotel this week.
J. w. Hall and Miss Hall Of Big
Pine, were visitors to this town last
Sunday.
r. B. Hollingsworth, registering
from San Francisco, arrived here last
Tuesday.
Waite Rice and D. r. Sheehan have
returned to Manhattan after a weeks
stay in this camp.
The Merchants Cafe is where the best
of home cooking can be had at any hour
of the day or night. Go and try a meal
and be convinced. m
George S. Holesworth engineer on
the new State bank building has re-
turned to Tonopah after a short visit to
his home in Reno.
Dudley Baldwin and j. H. Woods OF
|, of the Ohio onopah Mining company,
arrived in Tonopah last Thursday, from
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Merchants Cafe is offering in.
) ducements in the eating line that will
astonish even the natives. Go and see
; for yourself. m
: j. P. Vane, manager of the Nevada
; Wall Paper and Carpet company, left
for California last Monday, on a two
' weeks visit.
e Henry Smith Of Tonopah, left fol-
Auburn, Placer county, Cal, for {
| short visit. 1t is said that Henry will
: return in the role of a benedict.
a If you eat once at the Mizpah CAT,
{ and Grill, corner of Main street anC
= Brougher avenue, you will go tono Other
: place while you are in Tonopah. g
Mrs. j. H. Atkin, who has BEEF
o living at Long Beach, Cal, joined he.
husband, the assayer, in this plac,
Sunday evening and will remain her,
d permanently.
: 1t is an oft repeated statement tina
o everything in a restaurant taste
alike" Well, if you try the Merchant
! Cafe you will find that there are ex
{ ceptions to the rule. m
I, Capt. w. H. McClintock, who ha
a been visiting in Tonopah for the pas
0 month has gone to Greenwater to lool
over some properties ii the interest o
his New York associates.
Frank A. Keith, general manager o
NFS NACBNh AAiiiiA6 company WIZ ia
: been travelling in the northern State
with ]. W. Brock is expected to return
to Tonopah on October l..
Attorney c. H. Mcintosh returner
Sunday from a two months visit Il
. California. He had an enjoyable tril
8 and has returned to his desk with
new lease of life.
To live well-the only real enjoymen
in life-you must first find a good eat
ing house. Just such a place is tn
Z Mizpah Cafe and Grill. q
. Angus Gibson the well known con
6 structing engineer, formerly of Yves
1 Point, Cal, but now of Manhattan
n paid a visit to Tonopah Tuesday, re
y turning Wednesday.
Puddy Grimes, our county recorder
left for San Francisco, Friday, whithe
he went to become united in marriag
to Miss Lynette Morgan, the ceremon.
to take place this evening.
George Leidy, the pioneer Nevadan
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