Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-26
PERSONAL

morning train from LONDON, Eng
MRS. A. ]. ZEICK and daughter ar
rived Sunday morning from San Fran
cisco.
THEODORE JOHNSON left yester-
day on No. "a for Los Vegas where
he viii make his home
H. A, DARMs. president of the
Darms Coal Mining company, arrived
today from Coaldale.
c. S, McKENSIE, associated with
the Belmont company. left today for
Boise. Idaho.
MRS. FRANK MYERS left on No,
20 for San Francisco TO enjoy the ex-
position
MRS. j. ARNOLD went out today
for San Francisco. intending to stay
until September
JOHNNIE GALLAGHER rode in
Saturday evening from Pine creek.
returning Sunday morning.
MISS A. MCLAUGHLIN. after pay
ing a visit to friends here. returned
yesterday to San Francisco.
WILLIAM MCDONALD departed
yesterday for Los Angeles. intending
to take in the fair at San Diego
MRS, NJ. ]. KELLY, a resident of
Manhattan. returned on the auto
Stage today for the pine tree camp.
G. A. SOUTHWORTH returned this
morning on No. "a from San Francisco
after brief visit to the fair city.
w D. FORSTER and wife passed
through here this morning from San
Francisco on their way to Goldfeld
MISS F. CAvANAUGH and Miss V,
Myers, after a brief visit to this camp,
returned Sunday to their home in Mill.
ers.
MISS NJ. U. SHIELDS. court stenog
rapher, left Sunday on her vacation
for San Francisco, returning in Sep
TENDER
MRS. G. S. BOSCH was an arrival
on Sundays train from San Francisco
where she has been taking in the ex
position.
r. G. WITHERS, mining man
went through here today from Reno tC
Goldfield, where he will stay for sew
eral days.
OLIVER NANNINI and wife re
turned Sunday fom San Francisco and
left on the auto stage for Manhattan
the same day.
MASTER JACK SIDNEY left sun
day morning for San Francisco wher,
he win take in the exposition, return
ing in September.
GABE GREGoVICH departed toda,
for Salt Lake City. From there h,
will go to Kansas where he will max,
his home.
MRS. p. ARNETT, who has beer
travelling through Colorado for tn,
past month, was passenger yester
day from that state.
M. A. NICHOLSON, w. d., Don an,
his wife arrived last night from tn,
coast in their auto. They are on thei
way to Leadville. Colo.
F. +. JONES, trainmaster of tn,
T. & G. railroad. and Mrs. Jones wer,
arrivals on No. "a from Reno, late
continuing on their way to Goldfield
JUDGE MARK r. AVERILL is OF
his vacation and left for San Fran
cisco yesterday morning where b,
will stay until the latter part of Aug
ust.
MRS. G. w. WALSTEAD went on
on No. 23 Sunday for San Francisco
planning to take in both exposition.
and return some time in September.
MISS LEoNA BRADSHAW was
passenger yesterday for Berkele,
where she will visit her grandmother
returning in time for school In tn,
fall.
| IVAN ARNOLD who is associated
with the West End Mining company
departed this morning for San Fran
cisco. He was accompanied by hii
mother.
ART KEENAN, and wife were arriv
balls from San Francisco yesterday
morning. They spent month on the
coast, Mr.. Keenan, attending the Elks
convention.
DAVE YOUNG and Ed Gentry, who
were recently examined and found &c
be insane. were accompanied by p
Wheeler, an attendant, to the insane
asylum at Carson City.
G. GIROUX. wife and daughter; ]
c. Visby. wife and daughter; Car
Reik, and Mrs. Harris motored in ear
ly Sunday morning from Pine creek
returning later in the day.
MRS. NJ. ]. BISBEE, her son, J. H.,
and daughter, Eleanor. together with
James Gally, arrived Saturday from
the Hot Creek district leaving Sun.
day morning for San Francisco.
GEORGE DUGAN. Tom and Helene,
together with Mrs. Mullen and Scott
Mullen, motored out to Hot Creek
Saturday evening, returning late Sun.
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