Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-06
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A Trying Visit.
 A. F. Ehle of Skull Valley paid q flying business visit to the city yes. terday, returning home on the night train.
 Spent Yesterday Here.
 E. Zeiger, the Congress Junction merchant, spent yesterday here on bus. mess, returning home on last night 's train.
 Left for wickcnburg.
 ]. g. Girand was an outgoing pas. senger last night for Wickenburg. af ter three days visit nere on mining business.
 Visiting the Springs.
 Mrs. R. I. Lynch and mother. Mrs Elizabeth Williams, are enjoying n pleasant vacation in Castle Hot Springs.
 Left for Their Mines.
 Joe Hobbs and Morris Powers left last evening for Arizona City, in the vicinity of which they have mining interests.
 Loft for the South.
 John B. Reilly was an outgoing pas. senger for the southern part of the county on last nights train, on min. ing business.
 Recovering from Illnen.
 W. T. King has sufficiently recover. ed from two weeks struggle with the grippe to be able to appear on the street again. A Flying Visit.
 Deputy Sheriff Charles Mainze of Ash Fork paid a flying business visit 10 the city yesterday, returning home on the afternoon train. Left for Dol Rio.
 Mir and Mrs. N. A. Vyne were out going passengers yestreday afternoon for Del Rio, where they will be the guests of friends n few days. Home from Kingman.
 W. ]. Martin arrived home last from an extended visit 10 Kingman and other districts in Mohave county, where he has mining interests. Will Visit Ill Sister.
 Mrs. F. P. Cruice left yesterday af. ternoon for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of her sister. Left on Trip.
 Robert Pellet left last night for the new copper country tributary to the Arizona and California railroad, where he has promising mining interests. Left for octave.
 j. II. Franks, teacher of the Octave school, left last night for Octave, after spending his Christmas vacation here and in Cherry Creek with friends. Home from Visit.
 Mrs. Thomas Marmont and Mrs. J. MeCauley arrived home last night from n week 'svisit with their husbands at their mines in the Crook Canyon dis trict.
 Bisbee Visitor.
 George F. Julew of Bsbee is the guest of friends in the city. Dame Rumor has it that he is here to claim one of Prescott E fairest daughters as his bride.
 Passed Through.
 Miss Bernice Brown, daughter of Conductor Brown of inc s. F., F. F., passed through here last night on her way home to Phoenix, after n pleasant visit with relatives in Chicago. Back from Visit.
 T. ]. Arnold returned here yester- day afternoon from visit with friends in Skull Valley. He will leave for GoldReld, Nevada, where he has mining interests, in n few days. Stopped over Here.
 Miss Kate Coughran stopped over here on her way 10 McCabe, where sine Is the principal of the school, from Ferguson valley, where she was the guest of relatives during the holidays. Visited Here Yesterday.
 Charles F.. Mckinley, president and general manager of the Mckinley Min ing and Development Company, vi,.:ed here yesterday, returning to his com pany's camp in the Copper Basin dis tric, on the night train. Home from Reunion.
 wilmot Pentland, F. Pentland and Harold Pentland arrived here last night from a family reunion of the Pentland family in Redlands, Califor' mia. They report the health of the Pentland old folks good. wilmot and Harold left here for Wickenburg and Ed will leave this morning for Mayer Home from Congress.
 Charles M. Raible arrived home yes. terday morning from Congress, where he reports mining active and prosper ms husiness conditions He saws that