Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-21
Missionary Society Meets.

The Baptist Ladies' Missionary so- c1ety will meet this afternoon at 3 O clock at the home of Mrs. Walling ford, on Church street.
 Back to Jerome.
 J. w. Smith, the capable foreman of the Holiday transfer company, re- turned to Jerome yesterday after a pleasant visit to friends in this city. Popular Visitor
 E. W. Stephens, the Ferguson val ley farmer and cattleman, is in the city on a brief business trip. He reports cattle as in fine condition in his section.
 From the Springs.
 Aaron Goldberg, the well known Phoenix merchant, was visitor to the city yesterday from Iron Springs, where he and his family are passing a pleasant summer. Go to Coast.
 Among yesterdays departures for seaside resorts were Fred Glossner of the Haynes Copper company and Charles Mollen. They expect to re- main away for a month. Railroad Men Return.
 After a few days spent in inspect ing the A. & c. and the s. F., P. & F., to the south, Messrs. W. A. Drake, F. P. Cruiee and George c. West reached the city yesterday. From Blue Bell.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Carman of the Blue Bell mine, are in the city. John Fletcher, also of the same place, is here also. MT. Carman has legal duties to attend to in the city. Goes To Her Home.
 After a pleasant visit to friends in the city for the past six weeks, Mrs. J. A. Miller left yesterday for her home at Berkeley, Cal. She is sister of Deputy Sheriff Joe Cook. Seriously Ill.
 William Simpson, who has been seriously i'll, is said to be in a con ditiOn that creates some alarm as to his recovery, in the near future. He is at his home on South Montezuma street. Kirkland's Condition. | Adviees from Phoenix yesterday evening were to the effect that a slight improvement was noticeable in the condition of E. E. Kirkland, ter ritorial treasurer His condition re mains serious. Mining Engineer Here.
 Ed Tomlinson, experimenting the extensive mining interests of the United Gold and Copper Mining com pany, operating on the Hassayampa, known more familiarly as the Tom linsOn enterprise, is in the city on business matters. Warm Section.
 Mrs. Henry Clay is visiting friends in this city, coming from the Agua Fria section. The above name is a | misnomer to that section at this time of the year, she says, and the heat is simply unbearable, compelling her to come to this city. Young Stockman Here. Clarence Stewart, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stewart, is visiting friends and relatives in the city, from Williamson Valley. He is con versant with farming and stock rais- ing, and manages the interests of his father, Supervisor Stewart. He gives a very good account of The cattle industry of that section. Returns Home.
 Mrs. Thomas Colwell, who recently taught the school at Williamson Val ley, left yesterday for her home at Visalia, Cal. Her husband died a short time ago in that city, and goes home to attend to the probating of the estate. Mrs. COlwell is said to be very competent instructor. and many regret that she goes away. Excellent Move.
 F. P. Hill has been deputized special officer Cor the purpose ofl handling several prisoners in the county jail while they are working the grade on the hill near The Sis ters' academy, to secure soil there for the court house grounds. Gard ener Cruickshank is having this placed along the einder beds there. and is said to be the finest of cover ing for this purpose, being decom- posed granite. This move is good one. Rapidly Recovering.
 Wiley Woodruff appeared on :he streets in 8 carriage yesterday for the first time since he was shof at Pc land on tho 10th of JupC IIa ,VaU