Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-14
PERSONAL MENTION


E. b. Cushman returned yesterda'
from Reno.
c. A. Wilson came over from Gold
field yesterday.
C.. II. Mcintosh leaves this mornin.
for San Francisco.
George Watt, one of the discover
ers of Skookum, is in town.
j. p. Hennessy returned to Tono
pah yesterday from trip to tho
coast
Miss Rene Ross will leave Mon
day morning for her home in Vir
ginia City.
Mrs. j, H. Morris will leave Mon.
day morning for San Francisco t.
spend the summer.
Tom T. Tenant, of the Kenneth
Donnellan Brokerage Company, il
over from GoIdfield.
J. F.. Wilson, formerly of the Pitts,
burg Silver Peak cyanide plant 4
BldlT, Is III LnIS Guy.
Mrs. II. T. Harris and three daugh.
tiers left yesterday to spend the mex
two months in Los Angeles.
Miss Clara C. Steinmetz leaves Oh
Monday morning for Santa Cruz,
where she will spend the summer.
Frank Pyne leaves Monday fol
GoldfieId where he will go into the
mercantile business for himself.
Lorrin T.. Kemp OF the Universit,
of Nevada, arrived in this city and Is
now an employee of the Belmont Min.
ing Company.
Claude Schoer, principal of tn
Tonopafi High School, will leave or
Tuesday morning for his home ir
the eastern part Of the State.
Milan Davidovitch returned from
Reno yesterday, where he had gone
TO attend the commencement eXer-
cises at the University of Nevada.
Sheriff ]. J. Owens left yesterday
morning for Reno where he will at
tend the annual convention of thu
]. o. o. f.. of which he is dele.
gate.
Allie Westall OF the University oil
Nevada, well known athlete Il
this State. is in this city and will oc-
cupy position at the Montana-Tono
pah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Collins, Madam.
Collins and Master Emmons Collins
leave on this mornings train for TIL.
East. Their ultimate destination s
Duluth, Mimi
f. G. Warehouse, manager of the
Southern Nevada Consolidated Tele
phone and Telegraph Company. rG
turned from an extended trip Eas'
yesterday morning.
Carlton G. Cushman came in from
Silver Peak yesterday He will leave
Monday for Berkeley. where he viii
attend the summer school at the Uni
versity of California.
II. w. Scheld is confined to his
home. threatened with an attack OF
typhoid fever. His condition at pres.
emit Is not serious, and his physicians
hope to have him out in few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shockley let
yesterday morning for the Yosemite
The trip there and return will be
made on horseback. Both are ac
complished equestrians.
Mrs. James A. Monteath and Miss
Katherine Monteath, wife and daugn
ter of Major Monteath, will arrive
this morning from Palo Alto, Cal
and will be at home at the Edwlr
J. Collins residence for the summed
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cox have ar
rived in Tonopah and will make then
home here, Mr.. Cox having beer
transferred from Rhyolite to Tonc,
pah by the Wells Fargo Express com
pany, with whom he occupies q posi-
ton.
4 A. b. Stoddard OF Virginia City, an
a member of the Grand Lodg
Knights of Pythias, will leave thi
morning for his home. Mr.. Stoddar
has for the past twenty years beei
he Grand Keeper of Records am
seal and at the recent meeting Ct
hat order here was reelected.
Judge J. p. O'Brien has gone Il
Chicago on an important business
rip. While there the Judge will un
ioubtedly take advantage OF the op
,ortunity of seeing them nominal,
he next President of the Unitet
tates. much to the jurist's disgust
tho is Democrat of the most pro
ounced type.
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