Weekly journal-miner., 1911-08-09

Huron. Is Tn the cltI LOA iN" days visiting with his many friends From Mining Camp.
 E. Haney. the Skull Valley mining operator. was in the city yesterday On business. returning during the afternoon.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. William Borstel, wife of the Cherry Creek mining man, IS Tn the city and will remain for few day. on business and to visit with friends.
 Summer Visitor.
 Mis-. Louise Swetnam arrived from Phoenix yesterday and will remain indefinitely as the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. 4. Black and her friend Mrs. T. M. Aitken.
 Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs. T. F.. Campbell and sons Allen and Brodie Campbell, left yes terday for Berkeley, Cal, where they will visit for few months with Mrs. A. T. Allen, mother of Mrs. Campbell. Mine officials Arrive.
 George Mitchell, president and F. D. Bison, secretary of the Clara Con solidated Gold. Silver and Copper Mining Company, arrived from Swansea yesterday on a business visit.
 A. c. Young and Charles Allen, prominent eattlemen of the Walnut Creek section, are in the city on business and both report the industry as fIourishing from the recent heavy rains.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. Ida Genung, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. O. Moves of this city. after several weeks visiting with friends, returned to her home in Peoples Valley yes terday.
 Takes Vacation.
 Dave Barter. mining man of SquaW Peak district. near Camp Verde. ar rived from his camp yesterday ana will leave today for the coast resort: of Southern California on two months vacation.
 To the Coast.
 Mrs. Thomas McMahon. wife ot the vigilant night officer of thi' city. left yesterday for Berkeley Cal. where she will be the guest ot her niece. Mrs. Ethel Seholey fo the remainder of the summer. Visiting old Home.
 MT. and Mrs. H. s. Chapman wer arrivals from Nevada yesterday an' will remain for the summer. Tn latter is a daughter of Mrs. Id Genung, and will visit with he mother at the old home in People valley. 2.
 Military Captain Leaves.
 Captain Major of Fort Whippl' left yesterday for Washington, D. C where he has been assigned to dut a. a special instructor in unlversit! His departure is regretted by man civilian friends in this city, as we as in military circles.
 off For Vacation.
 H. E. Shaw, conductor of the F.. P. & P. railway, left last nigf for Dayton, Ohio, joining his wifi and from that city will proceed c tour of several eastern states visit with their relatives for u next sixty days.
 Comes for Brief Visit
 Miss Anna Morrison, of Topek Kansas. niece of Mrs. F.. C. Payne a rived in the city yesterday and W remain for brief visit. She b been touring the Pacific coast al is en route home. Mony years a Miss Morrison was a visitor to [ city. and was prominently known social circles.
 Entertaining Relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robt. F. Young lt EeSteIQdN TOT lut u4ahu where they will be joined by Viei T. Pieerlee. of Ashland, Wiseons who is en route to San Francisco attend the annual convention of Eagles. MT, Pieerlee is a brother Mrs. Young, and is district attorn of his county. He will visit in Il city for q few days.
 Visits old Haunts
 Fred Wentworth, former reside of this city, is recent arrival fir Visalia. Cal, and will remain several days on a pleasure visit a to renew early. day associations. was formerly a mail carrier in military service, between Fort WI ple and Camp Date Creek, un hut fftla