Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-05-05
PERSONAL

terday morning
HARRY RUHL was called to the
coast this morning.
SAM NEWHOUSE was passen-
ger for Salt Lake Sunday.
MRS. CHARLES FAGENBUSH has !
returned to Goldfield from the coast |
GEORGE BADGETT is back from .
visiting property in Eureka county. /
PETER CLARK Of Goldfield was a
passenger today for Byron Hot
Springs.
0. G. WOLTHER, secretary Of the
Macfarlane Divide, s back from a
lying "trip to the coast.
FRANK w. STALL, who operated
The famous lease at National has ar
rived to look over the Divide
L. F CURTIS, representing the
Nevada Engineering Works of Reno,
is here for a few days.
MISS KATE SCHOEN. formerly of
the Western Union office, left today
for San Francisco.
J. f. MCNAMARA, the attorney for
merry of this city, IS back here visit
'ng old scenes.
| PAUL CASTOR, the accountant.
formerly of Reno, and now Of San
Francisco, was among the arrivals
oday
J. 7 HALL. of the Fairbanks
Morse company. arrived last evening
by car for an indefinite stay in To
nopah.
MRS. L. J. BYRNE daughter Edith
and two sons left this morning for
Carson where they will remain for
the next two months
JACK SALISBURY, the Kawicb
cattIeman, was a passenger for Reno
yesterday.
GEORGE WINGFIELD, president
of the Tonopah Banking Corporation,
arrived this morning.
ERNEST McVEIGH has returned
20 North Island aviation station. after
visiting with his parents for a couple
of weeks.
JOSEPH LOEB, organizer of the
Peter Clark MacfarIane Divide Min
ing company, arrived from San Fran,
cisco today
ALEX DEWAR, who is engaged in
the insurance business in Los An
geles, took a day off to run up to his
old stamping ground
FRED e. BURNHAM, secretary of
the Gold Zone Mining company, is
back from New York where he was
called on company business.
MISS HELEN MITCHELL, of the
post office staff left for Reno yes
terday to attend the commencement
exercises of the University of New
ada
MRS, JOHN MUSSER left this
morning for Oakland where she was
called by the serious illness of her
daughter Mrs. f. G, Sheerin.
HOMER WILLIAMS, superntend-
ent of the West Tonopah, left yes.
6 terday for Woodland, Cal, where his
wife is visiting with his mother.
4 GEORGE F. BLAKESLEY, the jew
eler, has returned from San Francisco
where he went to secure a stock OF
goods for his new store on Main
street.
g A. l.. REVERT, president of the
It Verdi Lumber company. and also the
n Verdi and Revert Divide Mining com
8 panies, left for his home in San
n francisco this morning
r TASKER L. ODDIE, who is opening
a q new property in Churchill county
which he says is likely to prove an
other Tonopah, is registered at the
Mizpah.
n FRANK S. HUNT, the former Hy
!. grade merchant of Tonopah and Gold
:. field motored up from the coast Sat
, urday He was accompanied by
s George Thompson. a brother Of thC
well known attorneys
=. R. NJ HENNINGsEN, of the Hen
. Cingsen Engineering company, con
structing engineers of Oakland, ar
rived by automobile from Reno las
n night. Mr. Henningsen built some
e Of the most important buildings IL
n GoIdfield in 1906.
Is WILLIAM WILBUR, son of R. S
n Wilbur, one of the best known leas
i ers of Goldfield, Is spending a fur
e 'OUgh between home and Tonopah
y He is in the merchant marine service
in line for promotion to a deck of
ficer's ranking as soon as he com
pIotes the necessary time prescribe,
- by the regulations.