Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-15
PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL.
Who They Are, Where They Go,
and Whence They Come.

DR.. and Mrs. Looney, of McCabe,
left for the east today.
W. q. Blakely, the well known
Kingman attorney, was in town last
week.
Miss NJ. Fl. Lamson, sister of Rich
ard Lamsou has gone east to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. JosIin left for
Chicago today expecting to be alb
sent about two weeks.
Frank l.. Wright left today to at
tend the national Republican conven-
ton in Chicago.
d. J. Sullivan took advantage of ex-
cursion rates TO leave today for the
east on business.
W. S. Goldsworthy returned last
Thursday evening from his trip east
on mining business.
W. T. King, the mail carrier left
today with his family for a visit with
relatives in the east.
Geo. Shurtleff, general manager of
the Grown King Mines Company re-
turned Saturday evening from visit
east.
Miss Mamie Morrison, of Santa Fe,
New Mexico is in town on a visit to
her brothers, r. f. and J. E. Nor
rison.
Chris Hansen, a we'll known miner
of McCabe, left last Thursday night
for BIsbee where be will engage in
mining.
Mrs. A. J. Knoblock, of Jerome,
who has been visiting in Prescott for a
couple of weeks, returned to her home
on Monday.
Ed. Sheivley, a business man of Ash
Fork. was Prescott visitor on Mon
day and ordered the Journal Miner
sent to his address.
Alex. Miller, of Pasadena, CaIifor-
mia, secretary of the Bonnie Gold
Mining Company, left for his Cali
fornia home on Monday.
Mrs. R. NJ. Ling left on Monday
for Jerome where she will visit for 2
time and will then proceed to Oak
Creek on camping tour.
Mrs. E. J. Phelps and her two
daughters have gone east to spend the
summer. They will return to Prescott
in the fall to spend the winter here.
J. b. TOmlinson and his son Dor
Tomlinson left on Sunday night for
Mexico to remain a month or so. Mr..
romlinson being interested in mining
there.
Geo. P. Harrington came in Sunday
from the Tiger Gold Company's prop
erty on a brief business trip, return
ing again on Tuesday to the Bradshaw
mountains.
Mark Smith spent a short time in
Prescott on his return from his Oak
Greek fishing trip. While here he did
some political fishing in Col. Will
sons fish pond.
Harry Chapman, an expert mill and
cyanide man, who was with the Iron
King mine for some time, has accepted
position with the Model Mining
company at McCabe.
Tom Schultz left for Kansas City
today to superintend the publication
Of his special edition. He expectsFtu
be home again within two weeks with
the printed edition completed
Judge r. E. Sloan returned last
Saturday night from his visit east.
Mrs. Sloan and the children will re-
main with relatives in Ohio for some
time before returning home.
". E. Hazeltine, a former residens
of Prescott, having been one of the
founders of the Bank of Arizona ar
rived in Prescott on Saturday evening
for a brief visit with his brother, NJ.
B. HaZeltine. Mr.. HaZeltine is en-
route home from attending the World
S nday School convention which met
in Jerusalem in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Douglas Brown are
expected in Prescott the latter part
of this month for visit with the
formers brother, W. T. Brown. The
couple formerly resided in Prescott,
but for the past eight or ten years
have been residents of Edinburg.
Scotland They are coming to this
country to visit relatives and to also
visit the ST. Louis exposition.
Mrs. William Solomon, sister OF
Mrs. E. A. Kastner and Mrs. I. c.
Nolan arrived in Prescott last Friday
from Nacosari, Mexico, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. WIN. Roberts
and will remain here for several weeks. |
Mr.. Solomon will come to Prescott
for short visit during the summer.
Mrs. Sadie Over beck, of Tempe ar
rived in Prescott on Sunday with her
baby for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Richards re-
turned on Saturday night from tour
around the world, which has lasted |
since last September. During that |
month they left San Francisco
travelling west en- route to
Japan and having taken their
time ever since travelling when they |
felt like it and stopping at intervals
when they found something to interest
them. When on their travels they |
have universally travelled towards the
west and in the manner finally /
reached their starting place.
District Court Proceedings.