Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-10-26
PERSONAL

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Bellehelen district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peterson Of
Manhattan are in town.
c. E. Knox, president of the
Montana-Tonopah, is in town.
o. B. Steen, the mining man from
Manhattan, is in from the northern
camp.
E. f. Patrick, the Goldfeld at
torney, is transacting business in
this city.
o. H. Mack, of Reno. was at
tending to legal business in Tono7
pah yesterday.
George Foley, the Round Noun
tain business man, is in town on
business trip.
James w. Shelton came up from
Pioneer Sunday. He will remain
here indefinitely.
George H. Brabrook, the Man
haitian mining man, came in from
the placer camp yesterday.
L. A. Parkhurst. who has been
on a business trip to Reno,s re-
turned yesterday morning.
Attorney S. Wyman Smith of
Reno came down from the north
yesterday on a legal errand.
Mine Host r. B. Govan of the
Mizpah hotel is back from a sew
eral weeks stay on the coast.
H. C. Brougher left yesterday
morning for his home at Oakland
after spending week in this city.
c. o. Whittimire, general coun-
sci for the Tonopah and Tidewater
railroad, arrived yesterday from Los
Angeles.
Mrs. n. B. Phillips and daugn-
| ter who have been visiting at Los
Gatos. Cal. returned to Tonopah
yesterday.
Paul LosKamp, of the Tonopah
lining company, paid flying visit
to Millers yesterday, returning in
the afternoon.
Louis Guffra. the well known au-
tomobile driver, returned to Tono-
pah Sunday after spending the last
six months in Reno.
Superintendent A. r. Parsons, OF
the Desert Mill and Power company
at Millers, came up from the mil,
city yesterday afternoon.
Lawrence Riley of the messen
ger force of the Western Union, i:
back from San Francisco, where h
took in the Portola carnival.
Mrs. Fred Rowe and daughter
Miss Viola Rowe, arrived yesterda,
from Grass Valley, and will max
their future home in this city
Mrs d. J. Fitzgerald, who ha
been visiting relatives at Bakers
field, Cal, during the summer, re
turned to Tonopah yesterday.
Hon Key Pittman and Mrs. Pitt
man are back from a trip to Sa'
Francisco, where they witnessed tn
sights of the Portola carnival.
Miss Vera Depew arrived Satul
day from her home at Kansas City
. Mo- While here she will be tn
guest of her sister, Mrs, E. B. Pa,
SON.
Hon. A. j, Aylesworth, the thea
rical magnate, came over frol
Goldfield last evening. He return
{ to the southern city on this mori
! ings train.
Cy e. Johnson, after spendin
= several weeks at Los Angeles visi
\ ing his folks, came in on yesterda
mornings train. He~ leaves TIL
4 morning for Round Mountain.
j. NJ Goodfriend and wife can
: over from GOluHelu last eSeHlH
a Mr.. Goodfriend is making the finisl
o ing arrangements for the re-openin
6 of the Butler theatre on the first I
\ the month.
Il Broken Harry Epstine, who wei
:, to San Francisco for the purpose
> witnessing the Portola carnival, al
k who incidentally took in the job
d son-Ketchel fight, returned to Ton
:, pah on yesterday mornings train
All Frevert, Charles Miller al
W. W. Booth, who have been e
joying two weeks hunting in Il
vicinity of Fallon, returned to T
nopah yesterday. They report Il
ducks as being plentiful but ha
to get.
George c. Jones, accompanied
Mrs. Jones and son, leave tn
morning for Berkeley. From the
y Mr.. Jones will continue on to Ala
ka, where he has accepted a respo
u sible position with the Treadw,
Mining company.