Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-05
Personal Mention

" NaiiSy Jay iSlui illS Sui-
day.
Art Burlington and w. w. Ellis
have returned from a motor trip to
the coast.
r. D. Van Devort is in the river
side city today taking in the Demo
cratic convention.
Miss Angellne Kearns is spending
a portion Of her three weeks vaca-
ton at the coast.
Manager Hildebrand Of the Gray,
Reid, Wright store left for Reno by
this mornings motor
Mrs. Ncttie Quill, a delegate to the
State Democratic convention, left
yesterday morning for Reno.
Miss Urdine Smith, of the post
office force, has returned from a two
weeks vacation spept in California.
State Printer Joe Farnsworth took
this morning joined the faithful" in
their treck to the Democratic CON
v~ention.
Mrs. E. S. Daughetery is home
again after spending some TIME with
her mother and sisters in San Fran
cisco.
S. J. Rogers and T. L. Hawkins
motorcd to Reno yesterday and will
stay throughout the Democratic con-
vention.
Miss Mildred Bray was an outgo-
ing passenger Sunday evening, bound
for Sparks, where she will teach the
coming year.
Sheriff Slavin OF Nye county re-
turned to Tonopah Saturday, after
a two weeks session with the Bioard
of Equalization.
Mayor Jersey" Macdonald is Of
fcially representing Carson City to-
day among the many convention del
egates at Reno.
r. A. Mckay and Hal Mighels
were early arrivals i'll Reno. Both
are looking out for their interests in
tHS4i iSSpCSlINC NoIEC4llOll
Both Governor Boyle and Lieu
tenant Governor Sullivan were motor
passengers for Reno this morning to
attend the Democrats convention.
Miss Clausen, the and pop
ular little member OF the educational
force at the Stewart Indian school,
Il.1. 1890 NJ ~-j II
Thomas.
Much to the delight Of her many
friends and pupils, Mrs. Riker return
ed on the express this morning from
a protracted visit to California, in
Gliding the exposition at San Diego.
Mrs. Ralph Burris and her sister
were departures for Reno this morn
ing and expect to spend the day
with their many friends in attend
ancc at the Democrats convention
Miss O. M. Crockett, connected
with the money order department OF
the Goldfield postoffice, arrived i'll
Carson yesterday and will visit Judge
and Mrs. F. s. Harrington for a few
days.
Mrs. w. O. Woodbury. and daugh-
ter Helen returned on the motor yes
tcrday from a few days visit to Reno.
Miss Helene Slavin, sister Of Mrs.
Ed Malley, has returned to Tonopah,
after spending her vacation in Car
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Marsh Of Min
den, accompanied by their son,
Lieutenant Grant Marsh. were incom.
ing passengers Sunday morning from,
Santa Cruz, Cal. having spent a week
in thar city visiting their daughter,
Mrs. II Z. Piper.
Mesdames J. A. Muller and w. II.
Cavell were outgoing passengers by
the morning motor, to the cOnven-
ton city, there to see the honor Of a
nomination for United States sena-
tor conferred upon their brother, the
honorable Sam Platt, by the Repub-
licans.
Mrs. George w. Cowing returned
Sunday from a weeks visit to rela-
tives in Santa Cruz, Cal. She was &C
compan;ed by her son Ralph, who
has been spending his summer vaca-
ton in that city. Besides a good
coat of tan Ralph has added an inch
or two to his height.
Secretary of State Brodigan and
wife got "Old Faithful' cranked up
and headed for the Democratic con-
v@cntion at Reno this morning. At
the hour of going to press George
had not telephoned us his impression
of the convention as he promised to
do upon arrival in Reno.