Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-05-26
PERSONAL

DR.. Roberts was a. GoFdfield Wis
tor yesterday, returning on Jas
evenings train.
Frank Everett, who owns larg
mining interests at Luring, arrive,
: in Tonopah yesterday,
DR.. George Mckenzie of Reno
came down from the worth yeSter
DAY on business trip.
Chief of Police Ed Maiiey wa.
a Millers visitor yesterday morning
returning on the noon train
District Attorney e,leve H Bake.
aud Mrs. Baker will retgnr from
Carson on this morlIng's train.
W. T. Virgin. of the Tonopa h
Lthl1ber company. came over from
Goldfield yesterday on a Business
trip.
Mrs. Ebert O'Connel1, who has
been visiting her parents at Reno,
returned 10 her hnrne in this city
yesterday.
u Berutto, a prominent Gold
field liquor merchant, passed
through T0nopah yesterday on hts
way TO the coast.
l.. L.. Mushett, she Manhattan
mining man, who spent a couple of
days in this city, expects to re-
turn to his home today.
r. w. Sawyer OF CARTRIDGE.
Mass, who is Interested in mining
property at Round Mountain; ar
rived from the east yesterday.
W. ". Keith, the popular Gold
field agent Of the T. 81 T. railroad,
came over from the southern city
yesterday morning and spent q few
hours IA this city.
Assistant District Attorney Jack
Morris, accompanied by his sister,
returned from a legal Business trip
to Carson yesterday. Eliss Morris
will visit here for several weeks.
Raymond Robb, whoo has been
attending the state university at
Reno, will arrive FROM the north
on this mornings tram to spend |
his vacation with his folks here.
Miss Kate Boyd, of Hawthorne,
arrived Tuesday on visit to- her
sister, b1rs. william H1nter. Miss
Boyd has accepted a position az. the |
postotfiee and viii reside here per
maneneiy.
George w Lilies, superintendent |
of the Montgomery Shoshone Min
ing company at RhyolIte, can1a. mi
from, the southern 5istrict last
evening! He is accom- panied on hisl
trip by Mrs. Lilies
e. ShipIRan, agent for tie St |
Elmo Theatrical company, arrived
from Reno yesterday. The company
will play in this city at an early !
date under the management of |
Arthur J. Aylesworta.
Clyde A. Heller. secretary of the,
Belmont company, arrived from
his, Philadelphia headquarters yes
terday on trip OF inspection OIL
the company's holdings. He win
remain here several, days.
A. Il. Needles, the local attorney,
leaves on the 18th Of June for
Iditarod, Alaska, where he will en-
ter into a partnership with Bruce
Glidden, formerly of Goidfieid. Mrs. |
Needles will spend several months |
with friends In Seattle before re-
joining her husband in the frozen
north.
Miss Christina Schoer, sister of |
Principal Claude Schoer, Of the
Tonopah schools, will arrive from
Reno this morning and will visit |
with the Misses Robb until the
present term of school expires
when she will accompany her broth
er to the family homo In the east
ern part of the state.
Mel NJ. Potter. the popular as
sistnnt freight and passenger agent
of the Tonopah and Goldfield road, |
has resigned his position and was
observed yesterday carrying a book |
tgaring one OF the labels OF the
Tonopah and Tidewater road. The
southern line 10 to DO congratulated |
on securing such q popular rep
rcsentative In this city.