Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-05-24
PERs ONALs
ComingS and GOinss of Our LOca
People and Others

]. A. Vincent of Philadelphia is
in the city.
L. C. Trent of Los Angeles is
guest at the Mizpah
James Shea Of Manhattan is
paying Tonopah a visit.
7. c. Millerch of San Francisco
is paying Tonopah a visit.
F. w. Clark of Los Angeles
came in on this mornings train.
A. B. Millett, of Millett, near
Manhattan, is in Tonopah on a
visit.
j. ]. Murtaugh of Reno came
down from the northern metropo-
lis yesterday.
Dan Corbett, formerly of the
local police force, was a passenger
this morning for Golconda.
Edgar Marshall was a passenger
on this mornings train for Den
yer, where his parents reside.
H. w. Sudheimer is checking
cars in Tonopah for the Intermoun-
tain Demurrage company of Salt
Lake.
Mrs. Frank Myers departs in
the morning via Manhattan for
Austin on a two weeks visit to
friends.
H. A. Harrison of Goldfield ar
rived on the morning train from
that city and registered at the
Mizpah.
c. L. Putnam and wife of Man
haitian came in from the northern
camp yesterday and registered at
the Mizpah.
G. E. Redman, general agent OF
the l.. V. & T. road, with offices
at Goldield, came over this morn
ing in the interest of his road.
d. E. Dickson, cornetist, will ac-
company the musicians who go tc
Bishop next Friday to play at the
commencement exercises in that city
G. A. Starr was a passenger for
6Iillers this morning, where he is
temporarily filling the position OF
l;mekeeper for the Desert min al
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Jarvis, mother
and father of c. X. Jarvis of this
place, arrived this morning from
Wichita, Kansas. They were me-
at the depot by the son, who has
not seen his parents in eighteen
years.
Charles ]. Lindsay, j. G. Lind
say, Jr., and Charles Smith oil
the Liberty mine, came in from
that camp yesterday and returned
this morning. The trip was made
in the Lindsay car in one houl
and seventeen minutes.
r. G. Walker of San francisco
and j. W. Carson of Grass valley
came in from the Liberty mine yes
terday. They have been installing
the oliver filters at that propert!
and now that their task is finished
will depart for their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Julian were
passengers this morning for Sal
Francisco. Mr.. Julian is late o
the Consolidated at Goldfield anC
the first of the month will take ;
position with the Nevada Hills Min
ing company at Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Durgar
arrived from Reno this Afternoon
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| w. w. Booth. Mrs. Durgan hal
been in poor health for the pas
three months but is now rapid.
regaining her former condition.
Miss Barrette, travelling sales
lady for a large Dublin linen anC
lace house, was passenger foI
Lake Tahoe this morning. Mis-!
Barrette visits America twice 6
year in the interest of the firm
she represents and has made man.
friends in Tonopah.
Mrs. J. f. Peck and daughte
and Mrs. Peck's mother were pas
sengers this morning for Ogdens
burg, n. Y. The infant daughte
of the Pecks has been in poo
health and the duration of Mrs
Peck's absence will depend upol
the condition of the child.
Tom Griffen is in receipt of
letter from Dan Quinn at Pachuca
Mexico, in which he states tina
they had sharp skirmish at tina
place between the federals and in
surrectos, but everything is quit a
present. Quinn is brother-in
law of Tom Griffen and is well
known locally, as he formerly re
sided in this city.