Weekly journal-miner., 1910-11-16
CIty News ...In Brief
From Sundays Daily)

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 Visiting Family.
 w. NJ. Neagle arrived yesterday from Jerome on a short visit with his family.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Dr. and Mrs. Riley Snrum of Mayer were arrivals in the city yes terday and will remain for a few days visiting friends.
 Returns From South.
 A. H. Woods, who has been visit ing with his wife in Phoenix for several days, has returned to the city and resumed charge of his busi- ness. Back On Line.
 D. c. Sanders, assistant foreman in Dunlap's bridge camp, on the s. F., P. & P., after a few days visit in the city, on business and pleasure, resumed his duties yesterday. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. T. E. Reynolds and daughter, Miss Inez, the latter a teacher in the Humboldt schools, arrived yesterday from Dewey, and will visit with friends, returning this afternoon. Accepts New Position.
 Victor Muzzey and N. S. Wilson, formerly of Clifton, arrived in the city yesterday and will leave to- morrow for Humboldt, where they will be employed in the smelting plant.
 Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Benedict and MT. and Mrs. D. W. Wingfield of Camp Verde, who have been attend ing the Fair at Phoenix, arrived in the city yesterday and will leave for home tomorrow. Leaves for Home.
 Mrs. NJ. c. MeCabe, who has been satisfactorily filling the position of housekeeper for several months at the Hotel St. Michael, left yesterday for her old home at DeadwOod, s. D., where she will reside. Brief Visitor.
 Al. Kellogg, the Mayer merchant and Bloody Basin rangeman, arrived from the south yesterday, and will leave today for his home at Mayer. He will ship several hundred cattle to the Salt River valley markets. Winner of Cup Returns.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Southworth arrived home last night from the Territorial Fair. The gold cup, won by Mrs. SOuthworth in her daring auto drive in the race from this city to Phoenix, a week ago, will be placed on exhibition in a few days. Leave for East.
 D. J. Thompson, resident general manager of the Federal Mining and Milling company, accompanied by Messrs. Brassert and Rust, stoekhold- CTS, left last night for Chicago. The latter have been at the camp the past week, making an examination of their interests. MT. Thompson will return later and is called to the above city on business incidental to his position. Leaves for Kirkland.
 Mrs. J. I. Roberts, who is eonva- leseing from a serious illness, has re- covered sufficiently to leave the city and will spend the next few months with her sister, Miss Pearl Jackson, in Kirkland Valley, leaving yester- day. From Chaparral.
 J. W. Martin, superintendent of the Mount Elliott Consolidated 1 mines, in Chaparral, arrived yester- day, reporting favorable conditions at his camp. He will visit with his wife over Sunday, returning to- morrow. Home From Honeymoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles T. Joslin, | whose marriage was celebrated in this city last week, returned yester- day from Southern Arizona, after a pleasant honeymoon trip to several points of interest and visit with their many friends Mother.
 Major c. \. Barney of the Medi- ,al Corps of the U. s. Army, re- siding in this city, is entertaining lis mother, Mrs. Robert H. Lewis, who arrived yesterday from Fort Riley, Kan. She eOntemplates spend ng the winter here. Saw the Sights.
 c. J. Kimbel and George Brown ,f Crown King, after a few days It the Capital City to see the Fair, md the Constitutional convention, re-