Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-07
PERSONAL

j. M. STERUD is here from Reno
on a business trip.
II. ]. PLOTELL of Omaha is a |
guest at the Mizpah.
TOM KENDALL and Col. Moody |
are visitors from Goldfield,
ELMER SEITZ was a passenger |
this morning for Portland, Ore.
EUGENE BERTRAM and wife de-
parted this morning for the coast.
B. SHEMANSKI, the jeweler, re-
turned to Goldfield this morning.
LETSON BALLET returned yester-
day from a visit to San Francisco.
H. b. HERD, a business man of
Manhattan, is in Tonopah for few
days,
WALTER LAMB left Sunday for
Elko to attend the editorial conven
| ton.
o. P. BLOSE, state representative
of the International Auto league, is
here for a few days.
MRS. BOB THOMAS of Manhat-
tan was a passenger this morning for
Goldfeld.
MRS. JAMES HAYES returned yes
terday morning from an extended
visit to the coast.
JOHN DAKOVICH, successful
leaser in the Midway, left this morn
ing for visit to the fair
MRS. MAUD COULTER, teacher of
the commercial department, arrived
from Reno last Saturday.
CHARLES KNOX, president of the
Montana Mining company, arrived
from Oakland on today's train
MRS. |. E. WAGNER and daughter
Geraldine have arrived from Yering-
ton and will make their home here.
w G. WILSON, travelling freight
and passenger agent for the Southern
Pacific company is here from Reno
on official business.
CHRIS McCABE came over from
Goldfield yesterday by the Desert
Auto stage.
MISS GEORGE MONEY returned
to Tonopah Sunday after spending the
summer at Lake Tahoe
JAMES HAYES is out of the hos
pital again after being confined with
a broken ankle.
SENATOR PITTMAN and wife and
Con Fistler left Sunday by auto for
Elko to attend the rodeo.
DRY WASH" WILSON came over
last evening from Manhattan, where
he is engaged in placer operations.
NJ. b. CUTTER, president of the TO.
nopah e. Goldfeld railway, was a pas
senger from Goldfeld to Minneapolis
Sunday.
MISS ERMA FoLTz, kindergarten
teacher, returned from San Francisco
Sunday morning to resume her teach
ing,
JACK SALISBURY, who is interest
ed in mining properties at Manhattan
and in Death valley, arrived yesterday
from the coast
FRANK MEYER and wife have re.
turned from San Francisco, where
they viewed the exposition for the
past month
MISS MARGARET u. SHIELDS.
the court reporter, returned yesterday
from her vacation trip to Los Angeles.
san Diego and San Francisco.
MAURICE J. SULLIVAN lieuten.
ant-governor and wife, who had been
spending few days in Tonopah. re.
turned TO Goldheld this morning.
S. II. BRADY came over from Gold
field yesterday. In his party were NJ.
J. Moore of Los Angeles, H. Johnson
of Palmetto and f. Pitchard Smith of
San Francisco
MRS. IL. Fl. DAVIS and daughter
were arrivals today from San Fran
cisco, Mr.. Davis had arranged for
their homecoming by taking a house
on upper Erie Main.
MISS ETHEL MURPHY, the music
teacher, returned this morning from a
seven weeks visit to San Francisco
She was accompanied by Miss Kelly
her aunt
REV. r. w. BAYLESS and family
and Mrs Wheeler and Mrs Forman
motored over to Goldfield this after.
nuoon. They will return this evening
CLYDE A. HELLER, president of
the Tonopah Belmont Development
company and the Jim Butler Mining
company, was an arrival yesterday
from Philadelphia and is making an
inspection of the properties.
+ b. f. EDWARDS, vice-president of
the West End Consolidated Mining
company, and w ]. Chandler, the SUI
perintendent, arrived this morning by
: auto. Mr. Edwards had been spend.
ing some time at Mason City.
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