Weekly journal-miner., 1910-09-28

rlNed Tn Frese0tt lew days ago from the Bradshaw Mountains. will leave during the coming week for Granby, Mo-, where they will make their home. MT. O'Den is a success full miner, and came to this county in 1875. They are at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. T. Hall, MT. O'Dell being a brOther-in-law of the latter.
 From Tuesdays Daily)
 From the Farm.
 George Rohpeter was an arrival last evening from Dewey and is here on mining business for few days. Mining Visitor
 A. E. Conner of McCabe was an arrival in the city yesterday on a brief business trip. returning home today.
 Brief Business Trip.
 Judge s. F. Denison arrived in the city yesterday morning and returned home in the afternoon. He was here on private business.
 Business and Pleasure.
 A. A. Johns and Nathan Levy left yesterday for Phoenix, the former on a business trip to Buckeye and the latter to attend the circus.
 Joins Husband.
 Mrs. Alfred DeKuhn arrived in the city yesterday from Cherry Creek, joining her husband. They will visit with friends for few weeks before returning home.
 Of for Hunt.
 Dr. R. N. Looney, Dr. H. T. South worth, H. D. Aitken and Worth By bon left yesterday in two automo- piles for the Black Hills range of mountains, for few days deer hunt. Left for the Gorge.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Colby, the former the route agent of w., F. &I Co.,, with headquarters in this city, left yesterday for a few days of sightseeing at the Grand Canyon. Will Leave for Ranch.
 Supervisor J. W. Stewart will leave this morning for his ranch and ranges in the Williamson Valley country. He will return Saturday to attend the regular monthly meeting of the Board on Monday.
 Brother Critically Ill.
 Mrs. c. B. Lee, of the American Ranch, left yesterday for Bloomfield, Iowa, receiving a telegram that ner brother was not expected to live, as the result of an operation performed a few days ago.
 Back to Camp.
 Ed Wicks, interested in mining on Groom Creek, who has been in the | Walker district for several weeks, arrived in the city yesterday and will return today to resume develop ment on his mines
 Poland Visitors.
 Dr. and Mrs. c. R. K. Swetnam and Miss Mary GOssman, sister of the latter, were arrivals in the city yes terday from the above mining camp, and will remain for a few days as the guests of friends. Returns to Camp.
 Mrs. Eva D. Adams, in charge of the Mount Elliott boarding house at Chaparral, was social and business visitor to the city during the latter part of last week, returning home yesterday morning.
 Visited old Home.
 Thomas Potter. foreman of the carpenter crew of the s. F., P. & P, arrived from a visit to his old home at Ontario, Canada, where relatives reside. This was his first trip to that city in twenty-eight years. Fine Girl Arrives.
 MT. and Mrs. P. H. Wright of Camp Wood are rejoicing over the arrival. Sunday morning, of a little girl baby at their residence in the city. Miss Wright weighs an even ten pounds while father weighs a , ton in his joy. for Position.
 Miss Theodore Ellefson opened the q public school at Cottonwood, on the Verde river, yesterday, for the fall f and winter term. Her eapability was n recognized from previous duties, she ' being retained for the important po- 'itiOn this season. Ready for Business. il J. H. Lee, who will place on ex- s libition and practically show the op- il ,ration of the w. E. Weathers oil s burner in the old electric building, Y itated yesterday that he will soon be Q .aadv for businaSS and Uil1 oiya +ba |,