Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-10-30

PERSONAL
COmings and Goings Of Local
People and Others


one Of the Poriola guests Fho re-.
ported back this morning
HARRY GRlER. general agent OF
the L. " q D. is IN town looking
after the business interests 81 his
company.
MR. AND MRS. GENE LANTHERs
are back from the Portola. where
they said they had the best time Of
their lives.
J. f. DURHAM. agent for the REQ
truck at Reno, came in this morn.
ing with a two-ton truck that he is
demonstrating.
F. H. BRUCE. superintendent of
the Power company. returned from
Silver Peak, where he had been In.
specting the line
DR. MCLEOD advises his wife that
he is progressing and that the worst
is over and it is merely question
Of time for recovery.
W. J. MORAN, the civil engineer,
is back from his county survey and
will be at his office regularly pre-
pairing his final report.
D. II. WALKER, superintendent of
the Railroad Valley company, re-
turned from Sacramento, where he
had been visiting his wife and son.
MRS. HENRY KIND and son, Fred,
have returned from San Francisco
and Colfax. Cal, where they have
been visiting for the past six weeks.
A. H. HOWE. secretary Of more
companies than all the rest of the
citizenship Of Nevada, was a passen-
ger this morning from Reno for Gold
field.
ED POWERS, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is con
valescing under the care Of Dr.
o'Neal and viii be around in few
days.
w. D. FORSTER. general superin.
tendent Of the T. & G. railroad.
passed through Tonopah this morn
ing on his way to Goldfield from
Reno.
FRANK PITTMAN is improving
steadily in San Francisco but his
physician advises him to wait for
couple Of weeks, that his case may
be diagnosed more thoroughly
JACK TAFT, who had charge of
tn emineral exhibit at the Goldfield
session Of the American mining con
gress. is back in Tonopah after ten
months spent at Aurora and Schurz.
]. NJ. WYNN Of the brokerage firm
Of John w Sparks & Co. of PhiladeI-
phia came in this morning to get
better acquainted with the camp. He
is one Of the best authorities ON
Tonopah securities
MISS MARY FLYNN, cousin Of
Father Flynn, came back from San
Francisco this morning, after having
enjoyed the first vacation since com
ing to Tonopah from Boston. She
was gone a month.
MISS ANITA DEGAN returned to
Tonopah this morning, after having
spent three weeks in San Francisco
She was accompanied by her aunt.
Mrs Kinloeh, and daughter. who
spent a couple of months down by
the bay.
MISS MINNIE AMALIo of the
Eagle cafe, who has been seriously
ill, threatened with appendicitis. was
reported better this morning, and
may not have to undergo an opera
ton, although physicians have not
yet clearly diagnosed her case.
J. M. THOMAS left this morning
Tor Jonesville, where he was called
by dispatch stating his wife was in
critical condition. Mrs. Thomas
had been taken off train suffering
with appendicitis and removed TO a
hospital while en- route to Tonopab
CHARLES KNOX of the Tonopab
Montana and other large interests in
Nevada is reported to have passed
the danger point, and is now in a
fair way to recovery. He is under
treatment at ST. Louis, where he was
removed from train. suffering from
typhoid fever.
WILLIAM A. vORRATH, represent
ing Morgan & Co, the firm that in.
stalled the heating plant in the high
school, is here supervising the opera.
tion of the ventilating system and in.
structing Janitor Fink in the method
Of getting best results from a mini
mum of fuel.
TOM f. DWYER and wife, who
have been visiting in Napa, came
back this morning, accompanied by
Patsy, the Irish setter, that always
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