Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1904-06-29
PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL.
Who They Are, Where They Go,
and Whence They Come.

Mr.. HaItZell returned last Friday
evening from a protracted visit east.
Mrs. Thomas Pickett and daughter
have gone to California to spend the
summer.
Hon. A. J. Doran returned on Mon
day night from attending the St.
Louis exposition.
Mrs. W. J. Bond and her daughter
left last week for Nashville, Tennes-
see, to visit relatives.
Dr. Mcdonnell, the popular Crown
King physician and surgeon, spen'
last Friday in Prescott.
John Burke returned home last
Thursday from attending st. Vim
cents college in Los Angeles.
r. d. French, who resigned his
position with the Grown King Mercan-
tile company came in from that camp
last rhusrday.
Mrs. Emma c. Dillon, a former
resident of this city, was married to
a gentleman by the name of Walter
Fairchild, in New York, recently.
Geo. P Harrington was summoned
east on business last week, leaving
here on Friday. On his return he
will be accompanied by his family
He expects to return in about three
weeks.
Harry Elliott and Ewdard Hainz,
who have been sp ending some months
in this section in search of health,
left few days ago for Chicago. They
went home greatly improved and in
love with this country.
Postmaster Sanders, of Wickenb1rg,
who recently jumped the old Vulture
mine, was in Prescott a couple of
days the last of the week on import
ant mining business. He is said to
have severaI men at work on the VuI-
Jure.
Mrs. Doudna and her little daugh-
ter, Marian, who had the misfortune
few days ago to fall and break her
arm, were passengers last Saturday
morning for Guide Rock, Nebraska,
where they will visit for several weeks
with relatives and friends.
Y. Vezzetti, general superintendent
of the Fred Harvey dining car and
railroad eating house system, spent
day in Prescott the latter part of last
week, the guest of Manager Fellow,
of the Yavapai Club, who was also
connected with the Harvey system for
several years.
Gary Block returned home last Fri
day morning from Colorado where be
has been attending the school of
mines at Golden during the past year.
After the close of school he visited
the st. Louis exposition, returning
via Denver. He will return to Golden
again to enter school in September.
F. S. Raper, who has been engaged
in the life insurance business left for
his old home in Cincinnati, Ohio,
morning. Besides being a
good all round insurance talker, Mr..
Raper is also first class printer and
machine operator. He expects to re-
turn to Arizona this fall.
c. L. GRADER, a we'll known travel
ing man died in Prescott last Friday
morning at $3.50 O'Clock. Mr.. GRADER,
who represented the Long Fruit and
Syrup company, arrived in Prescott
about ten days ago suffering from
severe attack of pneumonia. His wife,
in Los Angeles, was notified of his ill
ness and came here to nurse him and
right faithfully did she perform the
service as he was able to be out of
rLed and around on Wednesday after
noon although ne eXerted himself
more than his physician had given
him permission to. During the night
he complained of numbness and cold !
ness also of great pains in his limbs
and his physician was hastily sum
oned and found his lower extremities
completely paTalyzed from want of
the blood in the arteries
having become clotted. He grew
worse, lapsing into uncnnsciousness, !
on Thursday afternoon, death occur
ring on Friday morning as stated. The
body was embalmed by II. NJ. Naus
& Co., ana shipped to Los Angeles on
Friday for burial. the sOrrowing wife
it. Deceased was about
forty years old and was very popular
with all who knew him. Besides his
wife he leaves a son about six years