Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-30

Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Mabel NJ. Conn, of McCabe,
 is in the city for few days visiting
 with friends and is at the Hotel St.
 Michael
 Leaves for Fl Paso.
 Miss Maud Henry, daughter of
 Mrs. Annie Henry, left this morning
 for Fl Paso where she will be a guest
 at the home of her uncle and aunt while attending business college.
 Home From the East.
 Mrs. W. H. Doyle and son, Laird, arrived home yesterday from sum mer visit with relatives and friends in the east.
 Return From Outing.
 District Attorney and Mrs. H. D. Ross have returned from a months outing at the coast resorts of South ern California.
 Brief Social Visit.
 Mrs. A. c. Davidson, of Dewey, was in the city yesterday for brief visit with friends, returning home during the day.
 Infant Daughter Ill.
 Mir. and Mrs Paul H. Wright ar rived from Camp Wood yesterday, to secure medical attention for their in- fant daughter, who was stricken i'll few days ago.
 Leaves for flame.
 Dr. Geo. W. Vickers, who has been spending several weeks in this unex- celled climate to escape the heat of the southland, returned yesterday to his home in Phoenix. Returns Home.
 Mrs. Earl Smith, who has been visiting with friends in the city for several weeks, returned to Wicken- burg yesterday. She was the guest of Mrs. Frank Williams. Business Visitor.
 John H. Page, former secretary of and identified with land in terests in southern Arizona, arrived in the city yesterday from Phoenix, and is en route to the eastern states | on business. Returns From Phoenix.
 Mrs. M. Farrell. trained nurse, who was called to Phoenix last week, re- turned yesterday and is at the Hotel St. Michael. She eontemPlates re naining during the winter, forming | favorable impression of the eli hate
 Mining Mission.
 A. W. Davis. member of the board ,f directors of the Fortune Mining returned yesterday from a business visit to Natchez, Miss and other southern states on business of his company. Preparing for Winter.
 Ben Harmon. foreman of the L. l.. Harmon cattle range at Camp Wood, was in the city yesterday, returning during the day with shipment of pats for feeding range horses during the coming winter. He has a ear oad in this city. Business Visitors.
 J. L., A. R. and G. w. Heath, resi- ients of the Verde Valley, are in the .ity on business, and report that section as on the eve of good tImes . ,n account of the interest in oil pos abilities, which has brought hundreds ,f visitors in and raised the price of iarming lands. Visit. |
 The many friends in the city of Mrs. William Byers will he interested O learn that she returned yesterday rom a visit of several weeks with 'elatives and friends in Texas, Okla loma and other states. She was ae |. by her cousin. Miss Oleya Wharton, who will remain for an extended visit. Pioneer Visits.
 Judge Richard DeKuhn. of Cherry 'reek. was an arrival in the city yes errlay. and will remain for several lays on business and pleasure -isit, mingling with old time friends md acquaintances. This is his first -isit in three years, and he was ex- ended a warm greeting from many # the pioneer colony. t Building at Pine Crest.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Merryman, of ohoenix. who are spending the sum ner in the city, after brief in- pection uf Pine Crest are so impress 2 d with that retreat. that they have ( tarted to build a cOmmOdious bun galow Branner < Sauer were award d the contract, and in a few weeks he building will be ready for use. y Leaves for Coast. |
 Floyd I. Rittenour, engaged in min I