Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-12-22
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MENTION

H. w. La Lime is in from Manhat-
tan.
Martin Caffereta visited Rhyolite
Sunday.
! T. ]. Mcmahon was Goldfeld Wis
itor Sunday.
! George Thatcher went to Goldfeld
yesterday.
Cal Shaw went to Goldfield yester-
day on business.
Charles Richards came in from He
lena yesterday.
Jack Hall returned yesterday from
a trip to San Diego.
Reece Wampler of Round Noun
tain was in town Sunday.
Lawrence Cantrell came in Sunday
from the Manhattan district.
Attorney General R. C. Stoddard of
Carson arrived from the north yester-
day.
B. M. Bailey of Round Mountain
left yesterday morning for San Fran
cisco.
DR.. Hugh C. Gore leaves this morn
ing for Los Angeles to spend the holt
days.
l.. A. Gibbons visited Goldfield yes
terday and returned on last evenings
train.
Fred L. Berry left yesterday for
Palo Alton. where he will celebrate
Christmas.
Clyde Jackson arrived Sunday from
San Diego and will remain here
few weeks.
c. e. Stewart left yesterday for Los
Angeles, where he will spend a
months vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Atkinson
returned Sunday from their bridal
trip in the east
Captain G. Thatcher left yesterday
for Aspen, Colorado, where he will
spend few weeks.
Will Cahill came in last evening
from Clifford, where he has very
promising property.
Rev. o. McMullen, who has been
visiting in Tonopah for some time.
left yesterday for Goldfeld.
Thomas G. Murphy of Helena came
in from that camp yesterday and will
go to Goldfield this morning.
J. H. Healy of the Round Noun
tain Mining company came in from
the northern camp Sunday.
w. A. Westall, of the Montana, re-
turned Sunday from Reno, where he
has spent the past few weeks.
j. G. Mccormack passed through
this city on yesterday mornings train
from Reno en- route to Goldfield.
l.. L. Patrick of Goldfeld passed
through Tonopah yesterday en- route
TO his home in the southern camp.
E. A. Wilson and T. T. Cornforth.
who are interested in the Bellehelen
district, returned from there Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Summer
field left yesterday morning foy the
coast. where they will spend the holt
days.
Miss Anita began returned yester-
day from San Francisco and viii
spend her Christmas vacation with
her folks.
Judge J. F. Dennis left yesterday
morning for San Francisco. there he
will spend the Christmas aelidays
with his family.
Joseph D. O'Brien, who Ia; been
spending the past few weeks in Ton
opah, leaves this morning for Gold
held, thence to his home in Rhyolite
George A. Holesworth came over
from Goldield yesterday and leaves
this morning for his home in Reno
where he will spend Christmas with
his family
mrs. julius Smith and baby return
ed yesterday from an absence of six
weeks, during which time sne visited
relatives in Butte, Montana, and
Portland, Oregon.
w. B. alexander, Jr., who has
been attending the University of Ne
vada, arrived on yesterday mornings
train from the north and will spend
the holidays with his father.
Cy osgood of the Montana mill
left Sunday for Sacramento, where he
VIII remain month During his all
sence Cy will become benedict and
after the honeymoon will return to
this city.
Dan Fessenden came in Sunday
night from Manhattan, where he is
operating one of the mills, and left
yesterday morning for Los Angeles
where he will spend Christmas with
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