Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION

]. A. McGinty of Reno is registered
at the Mizpah.
c. E. Johnson of Round Mountain
is at the Merchants.
Geo. w. Hops of Sunnyvale, Cal,
is stopping at the Mizpah.
]. d. Murphy of Bridgeport, Cal,
is a guest at the Merchants.
Mrs. e. ]. Raymond is in the city
from Manhattan, visiting friends.
Will H. Martin, who has been in
Reno for several weeks, returned yes
terday.
Miss Lillian Reardon, accompanied
by her mother, left yesterday for
San Francisco.
Arthur Buel, the we'll known car
toonist, is due here this morning,
after an absence of several months.
Henry Bartlett, the forty-horse
power editor of the Round Mountain
Nugget, is in town. He will blow
out today.
r. w. Rakestraw of Manhattan
was in the city yesterday, and de-
clared that the camp never looked
more prosperous or nearer to boom.
Miss c. Chase was a passenger on
yesterday mornings outgoing train.
She is going to Minneapolis to spend
a vacation with her relatives and will
be away for six weeks.
Mrs. S. E. Barlow of Blair is in
the city for few days She return
ed only recently from visit OF sew
eral weeks to the coast, and will go
from here to her old home near
Louisville, KY.
E. W. Haffey, baggage master OF
the Tonopah and Goldfield railroad
went to Sacramento yesterday morn
ing. He is to be married on Mon
day at the Capitol City to Miss Eftit
Gray, and will return here with hi:
bride.
E. A. (Bob) Montgomery, of Mont
gomery Shoshone fame and of Ski
doc, left yesterday in his auto TO
the southern country, going from
here to Rhyolite and then to Los An
geles. He expects to return some
time next month.
r. G. I. Chamberlin arrived yes
terday from Salt Lake, where he
the representative of the VIM. A
Stickney Cigar Co. Mr.. Chamberli
has been here before and likes tn
country so we'll that periodical re
turns have become epidemic wit
him.
K. E. Stewart, western manager
the Simmons Hardware Company
st. Louis, arrived in the city yestel
day. Mr.. Stewart has extensive il
terests in Tonopah and vario,
camps throughout southern Nevad
and will be in this part of the Stat
for several days.
Billy Ash, the popular manager
the Tonopah Liquor Company, is
San Francisco, having been Gale
there by the serious illness Of b
wife, who is about to undergo 6
operation. Through inadvertence,
was stated in yesterdays issue tn
the wife of Billy Collins was ill
San Francisco, that lady having be-
confounded with Mrs. Ash.
w. v. Coons arrived yesterday fro
Cleveland, o. This is Mr. CooI
first visit to this country and he
going on through to Ubehebe as t
guest of Ray Baker. Mr.. Coons fiji
became interested in Ubehebe by
meeting with Jack Salsberry
Cleveland, and he has heard so mu
since of the wonders of the copr
district, that he is going to have
look at it himself, with the prospe'
of investing some money in
mines.
Ed. Kaufman, handsome, pleth
ic and popular, is a visitor in Tol
pah for the first time and Is alrea
enamored of the city. Mr.. Kaufma
is connected with the we'll kno
establishment of the VIM. A. Sti
ney Cigar Company at st. Louis.
has travelled around the world, q
has amassed vast amount of
perience and no little wealth.
will probably make few invt
ments before leaving this section
the country. He has already b
making a number of inquiries in
gard to the Tonopah Mining c.
pany.