Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-05-25
PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL.
Who They Are, Where They Go,
and Whence They Come.

I'D BLOCK has returned from Dusl-
ness trip to Albuquerque.
Col. ]. F. Wilson spent a few days
in Prescott during the past week.
Hon. f. f. Morrison and wife re-
turned last night from their visit
east.
Mrs. F. G. Brecht has returned
from a visit of several months in San
Diego.
George Mervin of Walnut Grove,
was Prescott visitor during the past
week.
Mrs. Ziba o. Brown left last week
for visit with relatives in Clay Cen
ter, Kansas.
Mrs. Geo. U. Young and children
are in town from Williams for a visit
with Mr.. Young.
W. S. Adams, of the Jerome News,
came over to attend the democratic
convention last week.
Mrs. John Harris has returned home
after a five months visit to relatives
and friends in Arkansas and Texas.
Mrs. B. S. Snider spent several days
in Prescott during the past week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed s. Lift.
Ike Patrick, one of the old timers
of the Bradshaw mountains, was a
Prescott visitor during the past week.
Mrs. r. II. Burmister and her
daughter Miss Helen left last Thurs
day for San Francisco for a visit will
relatives.
J. A. Conlee, who went to Los An
geles about two weeks ago, returned
Sunday evening having been success
full in his mission.
F. E. Biles, of the Dividend Con-
solidated Mining company, made q
brief business trip to Los Angeles
during the past week.
Superintendent John Denair, of the
Santa Fe railroad, with headquarters
at Needles, was a visitor in Prescott
during the past week.
Banker r. n. Fredericks returned
on Sunday night from attending a
meeting of the California Bankers
association in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Joseph Green, of Cincinnati,
arrived here recently to join her son
Gordon Green who is engaged in the
mining business in this section.
Mrs. j. D. Wakely, with her two
children, left during the week to join
her husband in Indian territory where
he is engaged in the practice of law.
W. F. P. Fogg, of the Yavapai Copper
company, left on Monday on bust
ness visit to Denver. He expects to
return within short time to Pres
colt.
W. F. Copeland, mining engineer,
of San Francisco, arrived in Prescott
Saturday to make an examination of
some mining properties in this sec
tior.
DR.. j. X. Mcdonnell, the popular
young physician of Crown King, was
a Prescott visitor during the week.
He came in to attend the democratic
convention.
Miss Winifred Fredericks has re-
turned from attending school at Mills
Seminary to spend her vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
Fredericks.
G. +. Cox and his daughter, Mrs.
Freeman, and the latter's two child
rem, went to Ash Fork last Thursday,
where Mr.. Cox has been engaged to
teach school.
Geo. W. Sitter, a we'll known
printer, who has resided in Prescott
for a number of years, left few days
since for Florence to take position
Oh the Blade.
Egbert butcher, who has been
bookheeper of the Castle Creek Hot
Springs hotel since last October, re-
turned home on Sunday, the place
being closed for the summer.
Mrs. Hattie Rice, who has been
in this city for some time, seeking re-
lief from illness, left for her home
in Los Angeles Saturday morning.
She has been staying at the Wilson
house while here.
Geo. Nightingale, president of the
Yavapai Copper company, and E. c.
Barr, also a member of the same COM
pauy left on Monday for visit to
Colorado with W. P. F. Fogg of the
same company, at the conclusion OF
which they will return east.
G. W. Hull, a prominent mining
man of Jerome, aud one of the wheel
horses of democracy of that section
was in Prescott 10 attend the county
democratic convention, and aid with
his wise counsel in the deliberations
of that body.
Miss Jessie Haines, of Chicago, a
cousin of the Mccoy brothers, Of
Prescott, is visiting her relatives
here. Accompanied by Mrs. ]. f.
Mccoy and Mrs. W. j. Wilsey she
will leave shortly for visit to the st.
Louis exposition.
E. P. Clark and family start east
today. They will visit st. Louis and
Washington and in New York will
meet their daughter, Miss Lucie NJ.
Clark when she reaches there on her
homeward trip returning from Paris,
where she has been for many months.
Los Angeles Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ConnelI left
a few days ago for San Diego where
they will remain for several weeks.
The- will then visit few days with
Mrs Connell's father VIM DenneV