Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-10-01
PERSONAL MENTION

y. Z. Otterson. the machinery man |
of Goldheld. is in the city on bust
ness trip.
Miss Ethel Murphy of Goldfeld is
in Tonopah, visiting her friend, Miss
Frances O'Meara.
William C. Davis is in from Col
dyke, where he has been looking
after his extensive interests.
w. c. Russell, who has been in
San Francisco on short trip, re-
turned home on Sunday,
j. ]. Trimble left on Sunday for
Battle Mountain, where he has a
mining deal under negotiation.
Mrs. George Money, sister of w. ].
Douglass, is here on visit from Car
son City to Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass.
Alexander T. Johnson, general
manager of the Spider and Wasp
mine, left for Wonder on Sunday
night.
Il Miss Helena Hill of this city has
been appointed stenographer in the
office of United States District After
: ney Sam Plat.
Louis Finnegan, one of the found
ers of the town of Goldfield, came
over yesterday morning from the
neighboring city on business visit.
c. K. Wise, who has been away for
six weeks, and who took with him
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his daughter to place her in school
in the East, returned to Tonopah yes
terday.
department, who has been inspecting
the department of Reno and the
waters of VALLEY Springs, returned to
the city yesterday.
Oswald Slime, mining expert and
engineer, has gone 70 Rhyolite to
take charge of the property of the
Rhyolite Bullfrog Mining Company
at Red Mountain.
w. J. Gum, the well known min
ing engineer, arrived yesterday
morning from Reno, and will be here
2 proceed to Oasis.
Mrs. L. B. Epstine and Mrs. G. B
Day, mother and sister of Harry Ep-
stine, the we'll known broker, are
here from Carson City. Mrs. Day is
accompanied by her two children.
w. C. Howard, the architect, went
down to Rhyolite to begin work or
several buildings for which he ha:
drawn plans, one of them being the
new clubhouse for the Rhyolite Club
Puddy Grimes, the recorder of N.Y.
county, returned from Sacramento
yesterday, and reports that Mrs
Grimes, on account of whose healtl
he was called away, is much i'm
proved
Ray Baker left by auto with ;
party yesterday for Ubehebe. In tn,
party were j. G. Richardson and Mrs
Richardson of Atwood, j. Walsh,
capitalist from Los Angeles, and DR.
]. d. Stephens.
Morris B. Dudley left for Los An
geles on Sunday night. Mr. Dudle
was formerly connected with the tele
phone company in Manhattan, and
now member of the Los Angelo
stock exchange.
C. r. Scott has returned home from
visit to Salt Lake. He says tina
conditions are much improved in tn
Mormon City, and that there is
great deal of inquiry there regardini
southern Nevada.
John ]. Mullen, secretary of tn
Spider and Wasp, who, with Mrs
Mullen, has been East for nearly
month, was one of the passenger
who arrived yesterday morning. H
was accompanied by his wife.
Reese Wampler and H. j. Mocha
of Goldfield arrived from Roun
Mountain yesterday after an inspeC
ton of the Round Mountain FairvieN
in which both are intel ested, an
left last evening for Goldfield.
William Ash, manager of the Tone
pah Liquor Company, returned yes
terday from San Francisco, where h
went some weeks ago on account 9
the serious illness of his wife. H
left Mrs. Ash in much improve
health, and well on the road to re
covery. I
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Haffey arrive
in Tonopah on Sunday. The coupl
were married on September is, q
Sacramento, the bride being Mis-
Effie Gray. The bride and grooi
spent their honeymoon in San Frar
cisco and other California cities. Nj
Haffey is the baggage master at tn
depot and was as busy as ever ye'
terday.
Edward Dale has been appointe
manager of the Southern Nevad
Mercantile Company, and will entt
upon the discharge of his new dutie
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