Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-07-19

pah Sunday morning from San Diego
A. H. HOWE and wife, their son.
Arnold, and Mrs. Howe's mother mo-
tored over from Goldseld last even
ing.
j. E. JOHNSON, mining man of
Round Mountain, motored into town
yesterday and will return early this
afternoon.
GEORGE ROSS and wife were pas
sengers for San Francisco this morn
ing where they will stay several
weeks.
MRS. MARY VAUGHN and Miss
Lottie Clark, after their brief stay in
this city, returned to San Diego to-
day.
REV. FATHER DISS .motored over
to Goldfield Sunday morning to Off
ciate for Father Dermody and re-
turned last night.
PHILIP STURM. representing j. II.
Spohn & Co.. having had a fine bus
mess visit, was a passenger yesterday
for Lovelock.
C. R, HUNT, agent for T. A. Snyder
& Co. of Chicago. after having very
successful trip, left for Lovelock sun
day morning.
|. TASEM, wife and child, arrived
this morning from San Francisco,
where they had been spending the
summer.
GEORGE LANDWITTE and wife
left this morning for San Francisco
where they will spend a month at the
exposition.
CHARLIE GILBERT and party mo-
Itored to the Reese River country yes
terday, intending to catch some of
those that got away.
JOSEPH C. PERCY and wife left
this morning for San Francisco. Viii
liam Iden win occupy his position
while he is absent.
w. D. FORSTER, general superin-
tendent of the T. & G. railroad, passed
through here yesterday from Gold
field on his way to San Francisco.
FRED C. MINIS, foreman of the
West End MILL left on No. % for San
Francisco intending to stay month,
Milo Davidovich win take Mr.. Min
mis- place.
MRS. SPRATT and her two daugh-
ters, Helen and Mrs. Letson Ballet,
were passengers Sunday morning for
San Francisco, intending to remain
for the rest of the summer.
JOHN CLIFFORD, his wife. and
Richard Martin motored in this morn
ing from Stone Cabin They will de
part in the morning for their yaca
ton trip to the Reese River country
slim" MORGAN. founder OF
Round Mountain. came in yesterday
: evening and left today for Colfax
Washington, where he viii settle
down on his ranch and quit the min
ing game.
GEORGE DUGAN, receiving tellel
of the Tonopah Banking corporation
and Scott Mullan, of the Nevada Ma
tional bank, after little breakdown
in their machine, returned from Ho
Creek last night
! HUGH HERD, merchant of Manhat
tan. arrived Saturday evening on tn
auto stage and departed Sunday Oh
+ No. 90 for San Francisco where h
: will take in the exposition.
MRS. |. H. COOK Of Paradise, Cal
arrived from Goldfeld last night ii
: her auto and returned the same even
ing. Mrs. Cook and her husband vii
leave for Paradise, Cal.
TOM DRON of the Manhattan Con
. mercial store, arrived Saturday ever
. ing on the auto stage and left Sunda
for San Francisco with the intentio
of staying several weeks.
l. JOflN LOCE, GRADUATE rum ioh'
pah high school, left Sunday mornin
Y for San Francisco. From the fair cit
II he will go to Los Angeles and Sa
Diego, returning about the middle c
n August.
Is HENRY SCHMIDT and Joseph Cor
formerly past exalted rulers of tn
e Elks, accompanied by j. Clark of Sa
# Diego, arrived in Goldheld yesterda
s. afternoon from Los Angeles and mt
n tored over from the gold camp wit
e Russell Williams last night.
(. RUSSELL WILLIAMS left on Nc
IS % for San Francisco. He will visi
q his brother and mother at Berkeie