Weekly journal-miner., 1908-11-18
(From Fridays Daily.)

Del Rio Visitors.
 J. r. storm and son. W. E. storm. arrived here last night from their home in Del Rio. Mount Union Visitor.
 James Brodie of Mount Union ar rived here last night from his mining camp on business. Home from Phoenix.
 Night Officer Thomas McMahon ar rived home last night from two days visit at the territorial fair. Left for the Fair.
 Al Butts was an outgoing passcng CT last night for Phoenix, where he will attend the territorial fair Back from Phoenix.
 Joe Cook, Walter Cook and Fred Williams arrived home yesterday af ternoon from the territorial fair Visiting with Relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and Hank Miller, of Santa Maria, are the guests of relatives in Miller valley. Passed Through.
 II. !. Russell, the popular supcrinten. dent of the United Verde and Pacific railroad, passed through here last night on his way to the territorial fair.
 Left for the Fair.
 Among number of outgoing pas. sengers for the territorial fair last night were noted MT. and Mrs. Henry BriDkmeyer, Mir. and Mrs. II. c. Do. riot, George D. Morris, George C. West, I. A. McCash, and Miss Gather. inc Lane.
 Passed Through.
 D. F. Hurley of Jerome Junction passed through here on his way home from few days visit at the territor al fair.
 Left for Home.
 C. D. Amos was an outgoing pas. scnger las, night for his home in Kirkland. after a two days business visit here.
 Home from the Fair.
 ]. N. Watts. clerk of the district court. arrived home yesterday morn. ing from a two days visi. 2: the ter. ritorial fair.
 Stopped Over Here.
 j. II. Nash. the Williamson valley farmer and stockman, stopped over here last night on his way home from the territorial fair. Back from the South. II. C. Story, superintendent of the <. F., F. &. F., arrived home yester- day afternoon from visit to Phoe. nix on railroad business. Mine President Visits. D. ]. Sullivan, president and gener al manager of the United Mines Com pany, arrived here yesterday from his mining camp in Congress. Left for Phoenix.
 Attorney J. ]. Hawkins was an out going passenger last night for Phoe. nix on professional buisness. Inciden tally he will see the territorial fair. A Flying Visit.
 Richard ]. Lynch, connected with the management of the Emporia mine paid flying business visit to the city yesterday, returning home late last evening.
 Mine Manager Visits.
 W. C. Tonkin, general manager o' the Inter State Gold Company, arriv ed here yesterday from his minin, camp in Walker district on minin, business.
 Home from the East. Mir. and Mrs. George Marguerite O Wickenburg arrived here last night oi their way home from an extended wis it in the east. After attend to som business affairs here they will leav' for Wickenburg.
 Home from the Verde.
 Deputy Sheriff John Merritt arrive' home last night from an official visi to the Verde valley, where he sum moned a number of witnesses 10 ap pear before the next grand jury, whicl will be impanelled Monday.
 Awarded Many Prizes.
 Mrs. Belle Shull Forest of this cit. was awarded four first and one secon prize for hand-painted china at tn territorial fair. She received the frs prize for the best private collection O hand painted china, the first prize o gold work, the first prize on Howe painting. the first pirze on suga creamer, and the second prize on frui painting on chinaware.
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