Weekly journal-miner., 1911-07-26
(From Saturdays Daily)

hlu4uB NlS4IOIs
 s. G. Johnson, arrived from Eugenia Gulch yesterday, on business. Entertaining Friends.
 Mrs. J. C. Foster arrived from San Bernardino, Cal, yesterday and will remain for several months as the guest of her friend, Mrs. W. H. Lloyd.
 Returns From Coast.
 Miss Katherine Tiernan, daughter of Mrs. Jennie McDermid, returned yesterday from a few weeks visit with relatives and friends in Los Angeles.
 Pioneer Woman in City.
 Mrs. J. H. Dillon, one of the pion ger women residents of the county, was in the city yesterday from Will iamson valley, and will visit with friends for several days.
 Oil Land Movement.
 Joe Hobbs, one of the locators of oil lands in the Verde valley, left yesterday for that section, aeeompan- jed by an expert from California. Several days will be occupied in making examinations.
 Outing on Coast.
 Mrs. J. N. Piper wife of the chief clerk of the postoffice of this city, and Miss Marjorie Finn. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Finn, left yesterday for the coast, the former to Los Angeles, and the latter to San Diego.
 Country Deluged.
 s. M Waterman arrived from Walnut Grove yesterday, and states the district was deluged with rain from one end to the other. the Hassayampa running full and the ravines leading into it carrying for the first time in many years a heavy flow of water His brother, R. B.. Waterman, recently arrived from Ray, this being his first visit to the county in many years.
 Leave for East.
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas. accom- panied by MT. and Mrs. E. H. Oar row. the latter their daughter, left yesterday for Denver, Kansas City and other eastern cities for a few weeks visit with relatives and friends. Home From the Coast. P. P Hastings, general freight and passenger agent of the $. F., P. & p. and operated lines, arrived home yesterday from Los Angeles where Mrs. Hastings and family are spend ! ing the summer. Mir. Hastings was | also in San Francisco on business. Enjoying Vacation. Arnold Cruickshank. plaza gardener, i left yesterday for Ferguson valley, as the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. W. | Stephens for a few days, this being | his first outing in two years. He will outline a plan for the retaining of a large acreage for horticultural purposes at that farm, as well as the beautifying of the home grounds. Orchardist Arrives. L. $. Steele, of Clinton, Iowa, ar rived in the city during the week, and left yesterday for the Verde valley, where he will make observations of fruit lands for several days. He was a visitor to Phoenix last year when the Territorial Fair display from this county attracted his at. | tention.
 From the Grade.
 J. A. Trenberth, who is constructing the territorial highway from Camp Verde to Flagstaff, was in the city yesterday on business, and reports
 the work progressing satisfactorily
 His main camp is located on Beaver
 Creek, where the heaviest work i;
 under way in establishing a new
 grade to the plateau of the MOgollor
 mountains.
 Comes to the Home.
 Enrico Ross arrived at the Pioneers
 Home yesterday from NOgales, ana is now on the register as a deserving
 member MT Ross followed black smithing in the era when the Apache: were on the warpath and accompanied , freighting teams from one end to th' : other of Southern Arizona. He bear. l an aNnallant nama As an indn strinn.