Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-05
CIty News
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From Thursdays Daily)

Mrs. E. c. Averyt, of Birmingham, Alabama. left yesterday for the coast resorts of Southern California to spend the summer.
 Business Visit.
 D. J. Thompson, resident manager of the Federal Mining Company, was an arrival from his camp in the Cherry Creek district yesterday on business McCabe Visitor.
 Thomas halpin, mining man Of McCabe, was in the city yesterday on business, and reports active work poiug on at several camps in that section.
 Student Returns Home.
 Gail Gardner, sen of MT. and Mrs ]. I. Gardner, has returned home for vacation after attending Dartmouth College. at Hanover, N. H. He will resume his studies in the fall, leaving in September.
 Leave for East.
 Mrs. Mary MeNulty and daughter Miss Elizabeth MeNulty, mother and sister. respectively of John MeNulty' assistant forest supervisor of this district. left yesterday for summer visit with relatives and friends in Pittsburg, Pa.
 Looking After Interests.
 John W. Dougherty, of San Diego, arrived yesterday and is here to look after his mining and land interests. He contemplates engaging in mine operations on the Santa Maria later, and during his present visit will ma ke arrangements to that end. Trip of Recreation.
 Fred E. Edwards returned to his Ash Creek cattle range yesterday after a few days visit on business He was accompanied by George Morris who goes to take few weeks outing after diligent work in the offices of F. M. Murphy. Return for Summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Tregalles re turned from Phoenix yesterday and will occupy their home in the city for the summer MT. Tregalies ls restored to health since residing IT the south. and was extended cordla welcome on returning to his old home Return Home.
 The Misses Byrle and Louise Stur tevant. nieces of Mrs. W. H. Timer boff. returned yesterday to Rockford Ills. where their parents reside. Boti have been in the city for severa months attending school and wer 10th to return home, preferring t live here. Many of their yount friends were at the depot to bid ther farewell.
 Visiting Mines.
 D. M. Dunning, father of c. t Dunning, president of the Big Pin Mining Company, and D. NJ Dunnlni Jr.. arrived from Auburn, N. 4, few days ago and have gone to tha mining camp to remain for an e' tended visit. This is their first vls to Arizona, and they have alread formed a very favorable impression the country.
 Leave for old Home
 MT. and Mrs. F. w. Foster ar daughter, Miss Blanche Foster, Ie yesterday for the old home of u former at Urichsville, Ohio, whei they 20 for a visit with relatiV and friends. This will be the fir trin to the former home of MT Post in nearly a decade, and while aw' he will preach the doctrine Of go' roads for Arizona, its attraetl' scenic conditions and above all climate. He was equipped with maj panoramie views of the country, cluding its auto roadways.
 Pleased Visitor
 Miss Mary A. MeInernay, sister the City Attorney of Chicago, a daughter of Alderman MeInernay, the "Windy City," after seve weeks of a visit, left yesterday the east to remain a short time. will return to this city in Septeml to stay until the winter, when will leave for southern Arizona. is enthusiastic over the climate this section which she states IS revelation and intends to reside Arizona. She was a guest at Linn Hotel.
 Popular Sheriffs Arrive.
 John H. Francis, sheriff of Co nino county, and Joe Woods, shel of Navajo county, are in the c for a brief visit, returning fl southern Arizona. Both state t
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