Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-24
PERSONAL

JACK HARVEY has returned from
Hornsilver.
GEO. DIMMOCK arrived from Beat
ty on today's train.
4. j. DORM, wife and daughter are
arrivals from Manhattan
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY GREER re
turned from Goldfield this morning.
HENRY RIVES was among the arri-
walls from Goldfield this morning.
LEE MERTON is now in Oatman
taking care of shaft contract.
HARLAN AGREE and family from
Mllers spent the day IN Tonopah
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, the
Manhattan druggist is at the Mizpah
PAUL MANUEL arrived from Mil
let's yesterday, returning by auto to-
day
CHAS. TAYLOR and Harry slim
Ter returned from Battle Mountain
yesterday afternoon.
T. r. BUELL. and G. l.. Smith, min
ing men from Round Mountain are re.
gistered at the Mizpah.
A. GRANT MILLER left Sunday
morning for his home in Reno after
spending few days in Tonopah.
w. ID. FORSTER passed through To
nopah yesterday en- route to Goldfeld,
accompanied by President Cutter.
JOHN G. KlRCHEN returned from
San Francisco yesterday morning after
spending the last 10 days on the coast
LETSON BALLET, superintendent
OF the Buckeye Mining company, ac
companied by his wife left yesterda,
for Denver
MRS. r. l.. KNOX returned this
morning from Los Angeles where she
has been for the past three months
visiting relatives.
d. S. LLEWELLYN, the tungsten
magnate, returned this morning from
San Francisco, and continued on to
Round Mountain.
the T. & G. r. X. has returned to
Godfield after spending few days
in Tonopah
WARREN RICHARDSON. who has
been in Tonopah for several weeks on
business, returned to the coast SUNDAY
morning
b. f. EDWARDS, vi ce-president OF
the West End came in yesterday morn.
ing and returned 10 his home in Oak.
land today.
MRS. r. NJ. RULISON, from Los
Angeles, is visiting her nephew. s.
g. Durkee. She was accompanied BY
Mrs. Gertrude Barsden.
DIR I. A. MUSANTE and wife. ac
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Kee
nan motored over to Goldfield last
evening.
MR. AND MRS. w. O. DRESSER
and
booth formed an auto party to Rye
Patch yesterday afternoon.
MRS. II. b DAVIS returned ia To
nopah Sunday morning after spending
several months in Los Angeles and
other southern California cities.
MRS. CHARLES MULLEN and lii
ne daughter, Marjorie, returned on
ms mornings train from Chicago
where they have been visiting rela
ives for the past two months.
L. d. GORDON. president Of the
Round Mountain Mining company. is
here for q few days alternating be
tween Tonopah and the camp where
he is Interested He is optimistic over
conditions in southern Nevada.
ELMER TANZEY, left yesterday
morning on visit to his mother in
Louisville, Kentucky He will, before
returning. visit relatives in Ohio Mr.
lanzy will remain about three weeks
EUGENE BERTRAM, the automo
bile man, has returned from Reno and
ELY where he has been on an auto
selling trip and reports having dis
posed of nine cars.
DIX. NJ. r, WARD, president of the
fonopah Extension and allied Schwab
companies arrived Sunday morning in
Tonopah and will remain here for sew.
efal days on business connected with
these interests.
HUGH H. BROWN returned this
morning from Southern California.
where he was engaged in legal bust
ness the past week. While In Los
Angeles he spoke at banquet given
In honor of President Wilbur. of Stan.
ford University, 400 alumni OF South.
ern California. Mrs. Brown. who ac.
companied her husband, will remain
IN the south several days longer.