Weekly journal-miner., 1909-09-08
CIty!| News
 ....In Brief
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 former leading merchant, are visit ing friends in the ely for a few days To the Hill Resort.
 Miss Mary Duke left last night for Iron Springs, where she will he the guest for four days of Mrs. Don ald MeQueea, .,@
 From Fair Oaks.
 C.. NJ shannon, of Maus & shan non, the undertakers, is i'll the city from the. firm s. big orchard near Williamson valley.
 Visits Relatives r
 Mrs. Benjamin Robinson of Kirk land valley; is in the city visiting relatives. She is accompanied by Mrs. Albert Rudy, her daughter.
 To See Celebration. 1r a-
 Mir and Airs. John Summers were arrivals in'''the city yesterday, coming from Mayer. They will pass a few days in the city visiting friends. Stockman Visitor. 'r |
 L. O. Harmon, a prominent live stock man of the Camp Wood country, is in the city on business and to par tieipate in the Labor day celebration. Professional Trip.
 F. R. Goodman left last night for Florence, where he will be engaged in civil engineering and survey wOrk in that section for some weeks 70 come. From Ash Fork.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Burton, ,f Ash Fork, are visiting the city for few days. They formerly resided in the city, and meet many friends at their former home. Engaged as Teacher.
 J. M. Fitzsimmons, the brother # Tom Fitzsimmons, the local brick con tractor, has been engaged as teacher at the Williamson valley school, which opens on Tuesday. next.
 Miners Visit City.
 Charles E. Timothy and Richard Warren, well known mining men of the Groom Canyon country, are m the city to enjoy the celebration. They report mining as active in thejr country.
 Visitors From Outside.
 Among the many visitors noted ih the city yesterday were Roland Mich ols and Guy Shultz of Thompson val ley; Mrs. J. NJ Cook and family of Yaeger; MT. and Mrs. Mike Campbell of Walnut Grove; T. NJ Parker uf Humboldt; Mrs. M Foley and daugh- ter, Miss Mabel Foley, of Ash Fork; Mrs Alice E. Campbell of Williams Henry V. Braun of the Lucky Star mine; Harry Minuse, of Big Bug. Sprinter Arrives.
 Al Evarts, the speedy foot racer, IS in the city from Wickenburg, where he is engaged in business. He comes as a spectator to the sporting evenCs, and receives a welcome from his many friends and aeguaintanees in the city. Returns From Visit.
 Mrs. c. von Gerichten, who has been absent from the city since last May, has returned to her home in this city. ! She is the mother of Mrs. B. H. | Smith and has been enjoying herself l on the farm of Supervisor Smith, sit | mated near Santa Cruz. Tn Visit Relatives Mrs. J. J. Reddick and family | left yesterday for Camp Verde, where they will be the guests of relatives for several days in a reunion of the family. Mrs. Reddiek is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hance, popular pic, neers of the county.
 To old Home.
 Mrs. c. B. Genung, after several days with friends in the city, has re- turned to her home in Peoples val ley. She is among the earlieF ar- rivals in the pioneer column, and en- joys a wide and favorable acquaint- aneeshfp in this section.
 To See the Sights.
 MT. and Mrs Eli Bates are visit Ors to the city, coming from Walnut Grove, this being their first trip Tn many months. MT. Bates is attracfeI by the cowboy features of the celc- bration, while his wife will renew a,- quaintances with friends.
 Merchant Leaves.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Hammer of McCabe were passengers yesterday for California, where they go to spend several months. MT. Hammer eontemplates retiring soon from mer- eantile life and will probably become a permanent resident of southern Cali fornia.