Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-05-13
PERS ONALS
COmings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

evening.
Ben j. Rotholtz was among the
outgoing passengers yesterday
bound for the coast.
s. H. Brady left yesterday for
San Francisco, where he was called
on business matters.
Senator zeb Kendall, after spend
ing Sunday in Manhattan. returned
to Tonopah last evening.
G. Drehin. of San Francisco. came
in this morning on No. "a and is
registered at the Mizpah.
w. e. Blair. representing Sac
ramento Wholesale house, arrived In
Tonopah this morning.
Rev. George Gallup was a passen-
gre 10 Manhattan this morning on
the Consolidated Auto.
o. b. Steen and wife returned to
Manhattan last evening after spend
ing several days in this city.
W. Copeland, J. Foster and Pat
Carter left for Manhattan this
morning on the Consolidated Auto.
w. Richardson and family were
visitors to Goldfield yesterday,
where they spent the day with rela-
tives.
b. Gerber, a travelling representa-
tive OF San Francisco wholesale
house, arrived from the coast to-
day.
Dan ]. Robb, who was elected a
delegate to the knights of Column
bus convention at Reno left for
that city Sunday.
Miss Lillian Lothrop. whc
been visiting Mrs r. B. Davis of
this city, returned to her home at
Nina yesterday.
Albert Wearing left this morning
for Cornwall, England, where he
will visit relatives during the COM
ing summer.
Fl, H. Atkinson accompanied by
Mrs. Atkinson returned from the
coast this morning, where they have
been for the past week.
w. s. Johnson, postmaster al
Manhattan, returned to the pine
tree camp last evening, after hav-
ing spent Sunday in Tonopah.
J. w. Guessford, travelling rep
resentative of San Francisco
wholesale liquor house, after spend
ing several days in Tonopah re-
turned to the coast yesterday.
g. e. Free, a government expert
of Potash, arrived in Tonopah this
morning from Washington, D. C.
He will probably leave for Railroad
Valley today.
William Trabert, who was elected
delegate to the republican state
convention at Fallon, returned from
that city yesterday after spending
the week there with friends.
j. c. Weir and wife arrived in
Tonopah this morning from New
York City. Mr.. Weir is one of the
prominent brokers of the East and
is brother of Fred B. Weir of
this city
William E. Purnett. better. known
as 'Hot-slug Willie" who for the
past year has ofiiciated as linotype
operator on the Bonanza, left yes
terday morning for Missoula, Mon
tana, where he accepted a position
on one of the leading papers.
Tod Goodwin. son of Judge Good
win. who formerly was editor OF
Goodwin's Weekly, of Salt Lake
City, arrived from the Mormon city
this morning. Mr. Goodwin, during
the early days of Goldheld was
caller on the stock exchange in that
city.
w. G. Ralston, assistant United
States treasurer OF the sub-treasury
of San Francisco, arrived from the
bay city Sunday to attend to bust
ness matters. He returned to the
coast today. Mr.. Ralston is OF the
firm OF Ralston 4 Brown OF this
city.
w. y. Forester. OF the Tonopah
& Goldheld Railroad. came over
from Goldfield this morning.
Mrs r. H. Cousins arrived from
Oakland. Cal. today aud will make
her future home in this city. Mr.
Cousins having permanently located
here.
Victor Brandt. who accompanied
the commissioners on their trip to
Ely. returned last evening He
states that the county dads OF
white Pine county have taken up
the Transcontinental Auto Road
matter and will confer wlth the