Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-16

. "t"''VV "hu accom-
'anied him rs far as Chicago.
Herbert Meany left Wednesday
morning for his home at Crown King.
Mrs. Mary Bowen lief, Monday AT
.ernoon for shor, visit in Chicago
with friends.
Miss Clara Hoff left Thursday for
Los Angeles where she will spend her
summer vacation.
, An overland camping party left here
Thursday for the Grand Canyon. I'm
route they will visit the Mon,ezuma
Wells and Clif Dwellings. Those com;
posing the party were Miss Louise
Gibbs, Miss Helen Edwards. Miss
Edith Gladfelter end the Mcssrs.
David Ling. Frederick Decker and
Frank Hart. Friday Prof. W. D. Baker
and Edward Lejeune left here TO join
the party at the Canyon.
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Mrs. c. G. stuksy and daughter,
Miss Mae Stukey, returned home Fri.
day from Tempe, where Miss Mae has
been attending the Normal school for
the past year, and from which institu'
ton she graduated.
Governor Richard y. Sloan returned
10 Prescott Sunday from hi. ofdeial
duties at Phoenix.
Mrs. NJ. II. Iiazeltine and her three
boys and father, DR.. '. c.. Criley, left
Friday FOR Los Angeles. They er'
peet to spend the sumner months at
Venice. 80,
Miss Belle Rogers has returned home
from Tempe, where She was one Of the
graduates Of this years class.
Governor Richard +. Sloan. r. n
Fredericks and Frank Cox Of Phoeni,
will leave here Sunday morning fo'
Jerome, from where they will star
on a fishing and hunting expedition
TO Oak creek and the Mogollon noun
tains.
Miss Elsie Bean and Miss Ethe
Wood, who have been the guests 10
lthe mast week OF Mr., and Mrs. Gcorg
Edward Meany, left Thursday for Lo
Angeles and San Francisco. They vii
then 20 70 their homes in Illinois vi
salt Lake, and Denvet
So
i A. W. Edwards has spent the p''
week at Castle Hot springs.
.l s,SFss
l Miss Mary Frank Gardner has =
turned home from Washington, ID. {
where she has spent the last year a
ttending school. ti1r a
Mrs. b. II. Burke ofvoakland, Ca
is visiting for q few weeks with h
father and mother.in.law, Mr.. and MI
w. W. Burke Of 100 south Mount We
non.
An enjoyable evening OF the wee
WINS the informal entertaining OF
dozen friends ON Tuesday, by Nj
J. II. Collins at her pleasant home
. East Goodwin street.
"Five Hundred" proved its ns u.s..
> attractiveness as a method oil ~n','
= away the hours and II was late oefo
: scores were compared.
N A dainty fruit salad was offered
- m. hostess who was assisted ny VI
II Moore. A. .
- The guests present were Mr., a
pr Mrs Colvig, Mr.. and Mrs, A. l.. on" n,
NJ and Mrs. Ed. Meek, Mr. and N
! ". Mines, Mrs. Tomlinson, NJ
Moo,s. Mr.. Ed. Tomlinson, Mr.
y Roehol and Walter Collins
Monday Club.
a, a. Monday last, the closing sssS
Qgl.f the CLUB WIS H'ius 49,
he land presiding. Reports from '"s
nd IONS committees were read ana
rs eepted; also votes Of thanks were
me tended to the press ana t"e 80
who helped make the yea, -, su'I !,
ful. Among the several nslp.u
,e, rsnipgs of the years work was
ait snecess Of tag day, Whereby a ~ sS'
ann was given for the oensn'
mammal training department Oh o
mo- nublie school. A donation u
ee i've dollars was also given Tor sne
aft Of the gymnasium, when Is sn ~
established at the opening VI
the term. a. ooval the
nile r,ing president thanked pe,So persona.
Yin Who we're her assistants aur'ps ,
Of farm now closed. Mrs sout"wo'''
I'm. accepting the trust repo'sa =, hs.t
very praciously pledged ne' 49,, 9e
,oris toward directing all ""'''''
,ert the clubs welfare. N,
inc After n short intermiSs'oh ~" .t
80 ..a,o served by the rev