Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-06
PERSONAL MENTION

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Puddy Grimes left for Round
Mountain yesterday morning.
Charles Knox of the Montana Ton
opah left for the coast yesterday
morning.
Mrs. R. C. Moore has returned
from Reno, where she had been for
several weeks.
George Brotherton and Fred Lau-
rent are visiting Tonopah. Both hail
from Belmont.
Curtis knight, superintendent of
the valcalda, returned to Blair yes
terday morning.
A H. Rounsevell arrived from
Rawhide yesterday, and will leave
for San Francisco tomorrow morn
ing
Postmaster ]. Wesley Stewart was
one of the arrivals on the belated
train yesterday, coming home from
Rawhide.
H. A. McCraney arrived from Man
haitian yesterday on his way to San
Francisco, for which port he will
leave this morning.
Mrs. Joseph S. Jordan returned
from the coast after an absence of
more than a month. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Dorothy.
Mrs L. A. Gibbons. who went to
San Francisco about month ago
with her children, on account of the
illness of the latter, has returned to
the city.
Henry Bartlett did not leave for
Round Mountain yesterday as he an
ticipated, and he and Colonel James
Sellers Travers will go to the Noun
tain tomorrow.
Raymon D. Frisbie will leave to-
morrow for Los Angeles, where he is
to be married on the 10th to Miss
Margaret Ida Hasson, beautiful
daughter of the sunny south. Mr..
Frisbie is a very lucky man, and he
has everybody's congratulations and
good wishes.
j. P. Sweeney and Harold Baxter,
the latter the engineer of the Round
Mountain Mining Company arrived
from Round Mountain last night,
making the run from Round Noun
tain in seven hours, which is going
Iii Of
picked up A. j. Croker at Manhat-
tan. While Mr.. Baxter was at Round
Mountain he uncovered another big
strike in the Round Mountain Min
ing.
Paul Mccormick, assistant district
attorney of Los Angeles, has been
here several days, and started for
San Francisco yesterday. He got as
far as Millers, and last night he was
again in Tonopah, and thereby hangs
a tale. Mr. Mccormick oversight
himself yesterday morning, and had
to board his train without breakfast
He got off the train at the first stop
ping place, which was Millers, and
was quietly eating his breakfast
when the train pulled out. 1t is sup
posed that Mr.. Mccormick got lost
in the big town of Millers or got
mixed tND in the trains coming and
going, there being as many as two
trains a day going in and out of Mil
lers. He will make another start
for San Francisco this morning, and
he will take a lunch bucket with
him.
Robert Bobby Kuhns was here
from Millers yesterday, accompanied
by his partner, P. nowell Lightfoot.
Bobby was here and he wanted every
body to know it, and everybody who
saw Bobby, did know it. Mr.. Kuhns
has had a romantic career between
here and Millers. In Tonopah he
was engaged in the stock brokerage
business and then came Millers. aud
he went there because he knew that
the town had a future. He started
a stationery store, which he still OPP
crates, and he is known all over
Millers. He is the leader of all the
business meetings and the cotillions;
no function is complete without him.
Such is fame. Had Bobby remained
in big city like Tonopah, he might
never have acquired fame; now any,
body going to Millers cannot find the
way around without him.