Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-10-04
Personal Mention

JOG NlCEdClSu, tic I\CHO l
drummer, is in the city on business.
Homer Mooney of Reno was
among the arrivals on the motor this
afternoon.
Mrs. Ed. Sweetland returned from
a short business trip to Reno On this
afternoons motor.
Attorney George Monirose autoed
over from Gardnerville this morning
on a business errand.
Judge w. w. Keith came in on
the motor today from a short visit
in Sparks with his son.
Tax Commissioners w. II. Sim
mons came in on the otto this Al
ternoon from his home at Reno.
Charles A. Hoy, collector for the
Electric Light company, Vas an ar
rival on this mornings passenger.
Miss Ethel Gray departed for Reno
asst evening to continue her course
DIT one Of the business colleges in that
city.
L. o. Whittemore, attorney for the
Las Vegas and Tonopah railway, ar
rived in town this morning from
Reno.
Mrs. Milton Dority and her young
son returned last evening from Yer
.,ntA, ,yha,a tba,r haI haap y,ctt-
ing relatives.
Mrs. J. +. Davis will leave for San
Francisco this evening on a several
weeks visit to her daughters, who are
residing in the bay city.
Attorney Clarence Oddie of San
Francisco came in on the passenger
this morning, having business before
the Railroad commission.
Paul Hornaday, after spending a
few days visiting his parents in this
city, returned to Reno las evening to
resume his studies at the university.
Chief Justice Norcross of the Ne
vada Supreme court, accompanied by
Mrs. Norcross, returned this NORM
ing from a brief sojourn in the river
side city.
"A. Grant Miller, prominent attor-
ney OF Reno and leader of the Social
ist hosts OF Nevada, was an arrival
on the express this morning to spend
a day before the courts.
Mrs. Joe Muller, accompanied oy
her daughter, Miss Laverne, left last
evening for San Francisco, to join
Mr.. Muller and spend a couple OF
weeks visiting the exposition.
Tax Commissioner J. +. Shaugh-
messy, Labor Commissioner Wallace
and Colonel "Bill' Maxwell of the
Arlington let this morning by au.o
for San Francisco. They will be gone
a week or ten days.
Walter Evans and wife and son re-
turned yesterday from a visit to Cal
ifornia points. Mr.. Evans, like all
who nave visited the exposition, evil
denced much enthusiasm over the big
Show and believes it is going to re-
snlt in great good TO the Pacifie
coast.
Mrs. Z. S. harrington left last
evening for California on a several
weeks visit to the exposition. Later
this week she will be Joined by Judge
harrington, who goes direct to Los
Angeles to occupy one OF the Federal
benches in that district Tor a briel
period.
United States Senator Newlands
returned TO his home in Reno this
morning after a visit OF several
weeks duration at the San Francisco
exposition. While in the city the
senator was an honored guest at
many civic and national banquets and
conventions.
Nels L. Nelson, brother OF P. l..
Nelson of the Carson Valley bank,
was a visitor in this City Saturday
and Sunday, leaving last evening r.
Globe, Arizona, where he is connect
ed with a big mining company. it
was the first meeting Of the brothers
for eighteen years.
Mrs. Grant Marsh Of Minden was
an outgoing passenger last night, en-
route to Santa Cruz, where she will
be the guest OF her daughter for the
next few weeks. Mrs. Marsh's health
has not been the best the past
month and it is to be hoped the
change of climate will improve her
condition.