Tonopah daily bonanza., 1915-12-23
PERSONAL


are visitors from Douglas.
HENRY MALIN was a passenger
this morning for Salt Lake City
j. A. McNALLY, business man of
Bishop, is stopping at the Mizpah.
GEORGE G. SATIRES. contrac-
tor of Bishop, spent today in Tono-
pah.
c. L. RICHARDS and family left
for Reno this morning to spend the
holidays with relatives.
w. D. KNIGHT, deputy United
States marshall, is here from Carson
City on official business.
!, NJ B. ASTON, a mining man of
Goldfeld was an arrival from the
, north today.
A. II. SWALLOW, an attorney of
Bishop, is here in the defense of Bill
! Pappas, who will receive second
trial.
D r. H. ERNEST. general superin-
; tendent of the Round Mountain Min
! ing company, is spending a few days
l in Tonopah.
Sacramento, where he spent the past
five months. Mr. Jarvis will remain
here permanently.
JUDGE S. FOX-and coat-left this
: morning for San Francisco. where
: they will visit Mr.. Fox's family dur
: ing the holidays.
e MISS CATHERINE SWART, who is
S teaching school at Wells, arrived on
this mornings train to spend the holi-
# days with her parents.
= J. II. EVANS, United States com.
e missioner returned this morning from
Carson City and Reno, where he was
n called to try two cases.
It F. G. WATERHoUSE. general man
y gaer of the Nevada Telephone and
d Telegraph company. returned this
t, morning from an extended trip to the
it coast
IL MRS. FESLER and two children
e accompanied by Mrs. Fesler's mother
Mrs. A. Depew, arrived from Wash
At ington on this mornings train. They
K will make Tonopah their future home
oi r. FRED BROWN left on today.
s. train for Reno to attend the weddinl
X OF Edward j. Haug and Miss Clari
At mund Withers. which will take plac,
81 Christmas day in Trinity Episcopa
III church.
4 MRS. ]. e. PECK and children re
turned from Reno on todays train an,
will spend Christmas at the home
: and later Mrs. Peck viii leave for Min
= neapolis with the little girl, where
- specialist will be secured to care 70
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great winter game. The game wa
anyone's until Cuddy tossed baske
Just as time was called, giving tn
alumni the better part of 24.26 score
For the alumni w. Cuddy, Flood, Du
L gan, Davis and w. Bamler played
u and for the high school, Pollard
oConnell, J. Cuddy, Reynolds, Gil
bert and Fuetsch.
The main event was that betweei
= the girls teams of Winnemucca an,
" Tonopah. By excellent team worl
n and hard playing the local girls wol
ee by the safe margin of five points
The score was 81 to 16.
C. The Tonopah high school team con
re sisted Of Miss Rippingham Miss Glen
IN DENIM, Miss Kimball, Miss Perry
I'd Miss Shields and Miss Holmes. The,
r. played splendidly, both in indiyidua
ly and team work.
IS Miss Wardle refereed the first hal
ne and Prof. Jewel, the visiting coach
I'D the second.
We Ray Cross, the high school coach
II is very well satisfied with the team,
" work so far, and confidently expects
III to bring the state championship tc
nj Tonopah this year The girls hav,
ID already gone two steps toward that
lie goal-having defeated Las Vegas ano
"a Winnemumma. Winnemucca has in
~ turn trounced Goldfeld and lost tc
ID Reno only by one point.
The student body spirit at the high
Y school is at white heat this year, and
u those in charge have expressed graft
iication at the interest and material
re support of the townspeople.
RS After the games a dance was en-
ID joyed until IL o'clock. The high
rs school orchestra, under Ray Cross
furnished excellent music.
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