Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-04-12
PERSONAL

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ED TURNER Of Round Mountain
IS in town
DAVE S. LLEWELLYN is visitor
from Round Mountain
HARRISON JUDD and family re-
turned to Reno this morning.
THOMAS ]. MURRAY of Los An
geles is registered at the Mizpah.
FRANK HUMPHREYS arrive yes
terday morning from Carson Coy.
]. WIN. HANDY arrived yesterday
from Bishop and viii spend fes
days acre
DIR. S. SOUTHwoRTH of Manhat-
tan paid a flying visit to Tonopah
yesterday where he conferred with
his sons on business matters
CHARLES s. SPRAGUE and family
motored over from Goldheld yester-
day afternoon. returning the same
evening.
L. S. KULIACHA. after a business
career in Tonopah for several years,
departed this morning for Monte
negro.
II. d. ANDERSON. general auditor
OF The Water company of Tonopah.
arrived this morning fro mNew York
city
MISS KATIE MACKEY. who had
been confined to her home for the
past two weeks, has SO far recovered
as 10 be on the street
MRS. FRED BURNHAM. who had
been viewing the exposition at San
Francisco for the past six weeks,
returned to Tonopah this morning.
JACK, HUMPHREYS and sister
came in Saturday evening from Man
J haitian. called by the serious illness
OF their old time friend. shorty
Cooper
JUDGE B. J. HAYWARD returned
yesterday from Los Angeles, where
he had been visiting his family for
the past three months He will re,
turn to Manhattan today.
w. H. INNS. who is associated
with the Southern Nevada Abstract
company, was passenger this morn
ing for San Francisco. where he will
visit the fair for the next month
MRS. W. X. BACHMAN and chill.
dren came in from Round Mountain
Saturday evening and continued on
to the coast Sunday morning. They
will visit the exposition for several
weeks.
A. A. DUDLEY of the firm OF Dud-
ley & Miller, successors to Ed
Wheeee, accompanied by his wife
and son. arrived from Oakland this
morning and win make Tonopah their
, future home.
MRS. MARY L. RICHARDS, accom-
panied by her brother, Jack Humph-
rey, arrived from Manhattan Saturday
afternoon. They are visiting Shorty
Cooper, who is an inmate of the Mine
Operators hospital
c. S. Isle. c. F. Mauser, w. A.
; Woodward, s. f. Wrighta, with the
: Tonopah & Goldfield railway. and f.
w Blair. of the John S. Cook bank,
motored over from Goldfeld yester.
day and spent the day here.
GEORGE WORDSWORTH, the con-
tractor, arrived from Reno yesterday
morning. He is perfecting his plans
for the erection of a modern apart
, ment house in this city and is also
erecting structure for j. G. Crum-
ley.
MRS. E. CONNAR arrived this
morning from San Francisco to re-
main during the summer on a visit
to her daughter. Mrs. Ben Luce.
NEIL MAGEE of the Nevada indus.
trial commission arrived from Gold.
field his morning.
f. J. SHAUGHNESSY of the pub
. lie service commission of the State
of Nevada, arrived yesterday after
noon from Carson City by auto to
take part in a hearing which will
take place here. beginning probably
Wednesday morning.
II. PENGELLY, mine foreman for
the Montana company, left this morn
ing for San Francisco, where he will
take deserved rest. not having been
out Of Tonopah for several years. He
will join his family, who have been
at the bay city for some time past