Weekly journal-miner., 1911-04-26

friends and aequaintanees.
 tFrOm Saturdays Daily
 From Fruit Ranch.
 Leo Dickerson, freighter of the Fair Oaks orchards, was a business visitor to the city yesterday.
 Brief Business Visit.
 Mrs. L. l.. Bell. of the Bell cafe, at Jerome, was in the city yesterday on a business and pleasure visit. Seriously Ill.
 B. F. Copple left yesterday for Jerome in a serious condition suffer ing with asthma. He goes to the home of his son.
 Veteran Visitor.
 J. O. MeGovern, one of the veter ans of the civil war, was in the city yesterday from his ranch on Cotton wood creek near Hillside. After Witnesses.
 Sheriff J. W. Smith left yesterday for Wilcox where he goes to summons witnesses for the coming term of court for this district.
 Mining Visitor.
 J. Gordon Fetterman, general man ager of the Monica mines, near Kirk land valley, was an arrival from his camp yesterday on business. Return Home.
 Miss Mary Gossman, after a few days visit with friends, returned to their home at Poland yesterday. Leaves for East.
 After au enjoyable visit of several weeks with friends and relatives in this city, Mrs. !. Ranney, daughter of W. W. Durbin, left for Chicago yesterday.
 Business Visitor.
 John Brennan, manager of the Je- rome Junction hotel of Mrs. J. Paul, was in the city yesterday for a brief visit with friends and transaeting business.
 Critically Ill.
 Willie Mckee. the twelve-year-o old boy, who was accidentally shot twelve days ago with a 22-eahbre rife, is re ported to be in a critical condition. Lock jaw has followed from the wound in his thigh and his attending physi elan enterta;ns but little hope of saving him. Visiting Friends.
 Miss Mamie Mayer is a recent ar rival in the city and will remain for a few days visiting with friends. She is at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. \. Looney Visited Daughter.
 Mrs. !. I. Hawkins returned yes terday from several weeks of a visit with her daughter. Miss Lila Flaw kins. who is a student of Stanford | California. Miss Hawkins | will complete her term during the coming month when sne will return To her home here. From the Desert.
 W. s. Pratt and T. C. Nolan, re- turned yesterday from Vieksburg, on the A. & C. railroad. The former has | been looking after his mining inter rsts. and the latter ascertaining what i his father-in-law, the late Judge William Roberts, owned in hat section.
 Oaks Condition Serious.
 Alexander A. Oaks, slayer of Georgia Brown, was taken to the county hospital yesterday to have a second operation performed on his head from the self-inhicted wound he sustained when he attempted sui tide after the killing. He has ex- Derienced recurrence of the trouble | and it is believed is iu a serious condition.
 Goes to Jerome.
 A. H. Wethey, identified with the Humboldt smelling works, left yes terday for Jerome, where he will con- suit with former Senator Clark of | Montana for a few days. After his return Mir. Wethey expects to remain n this section for a few weeks to ,ontinue his investigation of the in- -erests of the Consolidated Arizona company. MT. Clark and his son, Charles Clark, will pass through Prescott Sunday afternoon ,n route to California over the A. & I railroad