Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-05
PERSONAL

"A. II. LEE, pioneer prOSpectOr, ar
rived from Arizona yesterday.
BEN f. EDWARDS, vice-president
of the West End came in this morn
ing from Oakland
CHARLES r. EVANS was pas
senger this morning from Goldfield en-
route to Luning.
W. II. BLACKBURN, who has been
on the coast for few Gays, returned
to Tonopah this morning.
MRS. JOHN MIKEN of Salt Lake,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Eddie Ad-
olson, having arrived this morning
q, V. STALNAKER, superintendent
of the Reno Journal job department,
arrived this morning.
ID, II. WALKER, the potash man
ager, returned this morning from
Sacramento where he has been visit
ing his family.
MR.. AND MRS. FRANK MEYER,
and Mrs Lulu Kattennorn left this
morning for short visit to San Fran.
cisco.
| GRAYSON SMITH. son Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Henry Schmidt, who has been
attending school at Oakland, returned
| this morning.
MRS. f. Il. SAVIOR. accompanied
by Miss Emma Bowler, arrived from
Goldfield this morning, after spending
a week with relatives.
JAMES c, MARTIN. who has been
| attending Santa Clara University as
a sophomore, returned home for the
vacation yesterday morning.
A. F. BERTRAM and wife arrived
by auto yesterday afternoon from Tu.
lare The Bertrams were pioneers
here but have been absent since 1907.
| ROBERT POLL, who has been in
Austin for the last forty.two years,
motored in yesterday He is the father
of Mrs. James Hayes and County
Clerk Pohl
THOMAS J. LYNCH and w. B.
Evans returned last night from mo.
tor trip to the Duckwater country in
which they were stranded for several
hours at Clifford
MISS ELIZABETH LYNCH, who
has been a student at the Oakland
Tech. school. returned to Tonopah yes.
terday morning to spend the vacation
mt home.
WILLIAM J, FORMAN, son OF
Judge Forman. returned from Oakland
yesterday morning after attending the
preparatory law school of the State
University
| BILLY COLLINS and wife came
back to Tonopah vest erday after pay
ing Memorial day visit to Austin
Mr. Collins reports the roads i'm good
shape with the exception of Twin
River where bridge is sorely needed
STEVE PALovICH, "our Steve
has been appointed manager OF one Of
the finest cafes in Reno. This is
new place on Virginia street which
will be opened about the middle OF
the month
, DAVID KEITH, the Salt Lake CAPT
talist who owns large interest il
the Silver King and VINO aiso holds 4
large block of stock In the Tonopal
Halifax arrived this morning to visi
the mine.
|
? Il, l.. FLETCHER. VINO formerly con
! Quoted an assay office in Tonopai
= and more recently has been operating
| garage at Ely was married las
week in Portland Maine. to Miss Lu
r ellie Cass, according 10 cards receiv
ed today.
t BERT SKINNER, Scott II. Mullen
h G. Craig and Lloyd Horton motore,
= out to the fishing streams in the norti
ern end of the county Sunday mornini
and returned with the limit and alst
report a splendid catch of fresh but
termilk at Joe Nays ranch.
Y d. b. McGUE, wife and child J. F
Potthoff, wife and son. George Thomp
4 son and Miss Maud Frazier motoret
4 over from Goldfeld Sunday evening
Mr.. McGue and Mr.. Potthoff are con
4 nected with the MECHANICAL depart
= | mani of tho Tribune