Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-06-16

PERSONAL
C0mings and Goings Of Local
People and Others.

q. X, bhADLEfg VINO ATTENDED the
O. A. n. enoampment al Reno, re-
turned to Tonopah yesterday
CHAs. KNOX, president Of the
Montana company, arrived this morn
ing from his home In Berkeley.
CHAs. 5, sPRAGUE. the Goldfield
and Tonopah broker, came over from
the neighboring city last evening.
W. X. MFADDEN departed this
morning for Idaho where he is called
by the Illness OF his eldest daughter.
MRS. CHAs. FEUTsCH and chill
dren departed this morning for Oak
land where they viii spend the sum
mer.
EMIL ELKNER, after spending the
past TWO weeks visiting in Oakland
and San Francisco, returned to Tono
pah yesterday
MRS. A. II. SCHWINN departed
this morning for Los Angeles and
other southern California cities where
she will spend the summer
MRS. F. d. QUII4LICI, accompan-
led by her son Hugo. departed this
morning for Turlock, Calf where
they will reside in the future.
A. F. LESLEY of Goldfield, clerk of
the school board of the southern
city, was a Tonopah visitor today,
arriving on this mornings tran.
MISS DOROTHY MARETT arrived
this morning from Sacramento and
win spend several weeks here visit
ing with her sister, Mrs Paul Re
vert.
MRS. C. A. SLAVIN, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Helene Slavin.
left this morning for Lowell, Ariz.,
where they will spend the next month
or two.
MRS. HAZEL M'KENZIE, employed
as teacher in the Tonopah schools,
left today for Reno and Lake Ia
hoe where she will spend the sum
fmer months.
R. CLYDE CAMERON, of Round
Mountain, associated with the Round
Mountain Mining company, was an
arrival from the hydraulic camp
last evening,
WILL HANDY and James H. Ford
left today for Bishop where they
will spend several weeks on fish
ing expedition. The trip will be
made overland by team.
H. SHEMANSKI, the Tonopah and
lGoldfield jeweler, after spending Sun
day in Tonopah looking after his
business interests here. returned to
the southern city this morning.
JULIUS SMITH, who spends his
evenings punching tickets at the But
Ter theater, returned this morning
from the coast where he spent the
past week recovering from over work
A. N. SALISBERRY, the Reno at
torney, was an arrival from the north
yesterday and will spend several
days here attending to legal affairs
He is accompanied by Mrs, Sails
berry.
MR.. AND MRS. C. o. BRUNN left
this morning for Los Angeles and
Long Beach where they will spend
the next month Mr.. Brunn is EN-
ployed as time keeper at the Tonopat
Mining company.
AUGUST TILDEN, the Goldfield al
torney, who came over from tbs
southern city yesterday to deliver the
address at the Elks Flag Day exer
I cises last night, returned to his home
camp this morning.
" DAVE LLEWELLYN returned to
day from Reno, having made thu
trip overland in his new Mariol
, touring car. He was accompanied
by Mrs Llewellyn and will continue
shortly to his home at Round Noun
/ tain.
FRANK DARRAGH, engineer a
8 the Tonopah Mining company, lief
this morning for San Francisco. HI
/ was accompanied by Mrs. Darragh
!, who. after brief visit on the coas
. will continue to Eureka, Calf, t
spend several weeks visiting wit
relatives.
S. c. lowe of Los Angeles cor
nected with the Nevada Gas con
pany. arrived from the southern Ca
1t ifornia city this morning and wi
n spend several days here looking afte
E his local interests. Mr.. Lowe resit
ed in Tonopah about six years ag
and this is his first visit to the cam
since that date.
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