Weekly journal-miner., 1911-09-13

several day. with friends in the city. Farming Visitor.
 Wm. F.. Cooper, the Skull Valley farmer and stock raiser, is iu the city visiting with friends and trans acting business for few days. Returns to College.
 William Norris, son of T. c. Nor ris. left yesterday for Lawrenceville. \. J.. where he zoe. to complete his studic.. llc will enter Yale next year.
 Returns to College.
 Ms, Aseneth Gcnung. daughter of Mir. and Mr.. D. E. Genung, left yes. terday for Hollywood College, near Los Angeles, to resume her studies for the fall and winter. Returns to Range.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. L.. Harmon left yesterday in their auto for Camp Wood. where the former ha. large in. serests. After few day. there they will return to Tempe. Leaves for South.
 Mrs. F. C. Avcryt. daughter of Mrs W <. Pratt, left yesterday for Birmingham. Ala, to join her hus- band after an extended visit with relatives and friends in the city. Leave for New Home.
 Conductor and Mrs. C. F.. Loux left yesterday for Phoenix, where they will reside. the formers duties with the $. F. r. & F. railway mak- ing the change of residence neces- sary
 Leaves for South.
 W. R. Stone, who arrived from the Haskell ranch in Verde Valley a few days ago after summers sojourn for the benefit of his health. will leave today for Phoenix, where he will spend the coming winter. Returns to Range
 James II. Ehlc son of John II. Ehle, after pleasure and business visit with relatives and friends for several days, left yesterday for Hack berry, Mohave county. where he is with the Clay Springs Cattle com pany.
 Leaves for Phoenix.
 Mrs. T. F.. Fitzsimmons, who has been visiting with friends at her former home far several days, return cd to Phoenix yesterday where her husband is engaged in brick manu- facturing and has several large con. tracts
 Preparing to Operate.
 S. C. Yeomans, Edward Melter and Henry Barkschat, who recently ac- quired the Cowboy mine on the santa Maria, left yesterday to establish camp and 10 start development. They will introduce machinery and con. template extensive work.
 Accepts New Position.
 Harold Bell Wright, the novelist, while in the city yesterday, announc. cd that Mrs. May Cook Weaver, of this city, would be his private seere. tary, during his residence in the county, and was now engaged in per forming that responsible duty. Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. Eva Hillyer and her two sons, who have been visiting with Mir. Hillyer, the Bradshaw mining man, for the past few months, arrived from Crown King yesterday and will leave in few days for Los Angeles, where the boys will enter school. Pleased Visitor.
 Mrs. C. F, Van Landingham, who has been in the city for the past month as the guest of Mrs. II. J. Holman, at Hotel Congress, returned to Phoenix yesterday and expressed herself as very favorably impressed with the country and especially the climate.
 On the Move.
 Eugene s. Ives, democratic aspirant for senatorial honors, reached the city yesterday from the coast, and proceeded to Jerome, where he opened his campaign in northern Arizona by an address last night. He will arrive in Prescott today and will speak Monday night at the Elks theater. Pleasure Trip East.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. " Watson. the former the general manager of the Prescott Gas and Electric company, left yesterday for pleasure trip of several weeks with friends in Kansas City and New York. Company af. fairs will be in the hands of R. s. Mason during Mir. Watson's absence. Visited Lone Star State.
 q. M, D. Akard, returned yester.