Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-02
A Number of Citizens Visit The Oil
 We'll
Many Persons Planning Trips To Eastern
 Points

JEROME, July 31-Miss Ruby FL lis came over from Prescott yesterday afternoon and will be the guest of Miss Rose Kirwagen during the coming two weeks.
 Is in Prescott.
 Cliff Myric went to Prescott yester- day afternoon, where he will remain for few days.
 Visiting Her Sisters.
 Miss Mary Kerbaugh arrived here this morning, from Oxford, Wis, and will enjoy an extended visit with her sisters, Misses Stella and Lizzie Ker- baugh.
 Returns from Visit.
 Miss Gladys Hurgett returned from Prescott yesterday afternoon, where she had been the guest of friends dur ing the past two weeks.
 A Pleasant Dance.
 The Tri-Weekly Club dance took place Saturday evening, and was well attended. The young people in attend ance report the most pleasant evening socially of any evening yet.
 Visit the Oil Well.
 A party composed of Messrs. Tom Taylor, J. A. Gilbert, c. T. Jolly and James Page made flying visit to the Junction yesterday morning, return ing late in the afternoon. At the junction they boarded the special train to the property of the Arizona Oil and Mining Company, to examine the work that is being done by the new drill, which was put in operation some few days ago.
 A number of Prescott people came up on an excursion, for the same pur- pose. They have bored down to depth of about 300 feet, and their only draw level seems to be the water sup ply, which they are compelled to have hauled five or six miles. This they hope to have remedied in the near fu- ture.
 Depart for Tucson.
 Mr. and Mrs Note Allison leave next Thursday for Tucson, where MT. Allison has accepted a splendid posi- tion. These good people have been in Jerome for number of years, and have made many warm friends dur ing their stay, and their departure is greately regretted. Our best wishes go with them to their new home.
 To Co East.
 Mrs. Fred Gorham came in from Mcdonald today. Mir. Gorham will join her as soon as he can complete his final work of closing down the store, which is due to the discontinued work at the Equator.
 MT. and Mrs. Gorham will leave soon for the east, where they will en- ioy an extended visit with friends and relatives, after which they will will return to Jerome, and continue to make their home with us.
 VIII OO ID meA1CO
 John Roeber and Mike Sullivan leave tomorrow for Old Mexico, where they go to take charge of some smelter work with the Mitchell Mining Com pany.
 Restaurant Closes Down. The Fashion restaurant is no long CT in operation, the proprietors having seen fit to discontinue their work on Saturday night.
 JEROME, July 29-This seems to be a week of social events with the Jerome people. On last Wednesday MT. and MT. w H. Cox entertained the young people in honor of Wesley Gebb. Panic and High five" were the fea- lures of this evenings entertainment. All report another pleasant evening spent together.
 A list of those present were: Misses Sharp, Withey, Chamberlain, Barnett, Bruce, Toohey, and Cox Messrs. Hall, Paul, Rosenburg, Gebb, Cole, ! Sharp, ToOhey, and Cox.
 Return to Phoenix
 Mrs R. TOohey returned to her home Tn Phoenix yesterday. She and the children have been at the Toohey camp for several weeks, with MT. Toohey and the boys.
 Welcome Showers.
 A fine shower of rain visited this sec l