Weekly journal-miner., 1909-10-27


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 (FTom Fridays Daily)
 Visited Her Parents.
 Mrs. Herman Brinkmeyer returned Tuesday night from a visit with hel parents in Minnesota.
 Pleasure Trip.
 Fred Wills, associated with the R. W. Bullard business house at Con- gress Junction, is paying the city a visit for a few days.
 Return From Court.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. NJ. Ling returned from Kingman yesterday. MT. Ling was in attendance at the term of court being held there.
 Mine Accountant Here.
 Floyd J. Allen, with the Big Stick Gold Mining company in the account ing department, was an arrival yes terday from that camp.
 Mining Operator Arrives.
 J. W. Dawson, who has mining interests in the Walnut Grove dis trict, is in the city, arriving a few days ago from Los Angeles. To Coal Fields.
 Messrs. George Merwin and Fred Moore left yesterday for the new coal fields in Navajo county, where they will post legal notices on the sixteen claims recently taken over by a Prescott syndicate. Home From the East.
 Mrs. J. E. Russell and children reached home yesterday from an ex- tended trip to the east, visiting her former home at Bunker Hill, H., and relatives at Warrensburg, III. She was met at Ash Fork by her husband, J. E. Russell, the attorney. Mining Man Here.
 Sam A. Parker of the Piekaway mine, near Turkey, is visiting the city on business. He reports that field as generally active, and more development going on than for sev- eral months, good results following. Mining Man Leaves.
 D. c. Payne, who has been operai- ing the Happy Jack mine on Lynx creek for several months, was a pas senger yesterday for Kansas Ci-y, Mo, where he goes for visit. Te was accompanied by his wife, who has relatives residing in that city. Fruits of the Hunt.
 pr. H. T. Southworth and H. D. Aitken have sent to friends in the city a fine specimen of the deer fam fly which they killed a few days ago near Juniper. The buck weighed over 22O pounds, and will be parceled out to the two families of the above hunters.
 Satisfied Cattleman.
 R. T. Humphreys of the William son valley range, is paying the city a business visit. He speaks enthus- iastically of the livestock industry, and says the coming winter will be a favorable one for the animals, a good growth of grass prevailing with . cattle in fine condition. Contractor Arrives.
 E. J. Scott, the principal of t'e contracting firm of John Scott & Sons company, who have the grade work for he A. & c. from Parker to | Bengal, is in the city. He reports the work under full headway and the dirt flying at lively rate with a full force of men and teams. Coast Visitor.
 Miss Bessie Be Dell, prominently known in society circles of Los An geles, reached the city yesterday and will be the guest for some weeks of Mrs. J. V. Baldwin also of that city and who is spending the winter here, residing on Mt. Vernon ave nue.
 Popular Girl Leaves.
 Miss Mary Hickey, cashier of the Hotel St. Michael, the accomplished daughter of MT. and Mrs NJ. J. Hickey, left yesterday for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. T. R. Sullivan, 'f Tehaehepi, Cal. From that place she will go to San Francisco for a visit with friends. Ready for the Grind.
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