Weekly journal-miner., 1912-06-26
Clty News
 ....In Brief
(From Sundays Daily

NiSitnk TdHhy Ash Creek to visit for few days with his family
 Valley Visitor.
 J A. Stapp. farmer and stoekman of Skull Valley. Is in the city at tending superior court, and on bust ness.
 Journalistic Visitor.
 W. $ Adams. proprietor of the News. of Jerome, Is in the city visiting with friends and attending the Chautauqua.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. W. F. Allen and daughter of Williamson valley. were arrivals in the city yesterday to visit with friends for several days. Business Trip. A
 John Flanagan and R l. Dick son. interested in mines of Kirk land district. are in the city for a few days on business. Returns Home.
 Rev. Fred IT. Ross. pastor of the Methodist Church at Jerome. re- turned home yesterday. after attend ing the Chautauqua for several days. From the Range.
 N. J Ritter is in the city from Lonesome valley. where he has farming as we'll as sheep interests. and will remain for few days on business.
 State Official Here.
 J. P. Dillon. clerk of the supreme court. is in the city for few days looking after his business interests and to mingle with friends at the old home
 Likes the Climate.
 F.. r. Bowers. formerly a resi- dent of this city. returned yester- day and will remain for the sum mcr to enjoy the climate, which he states cannot be surpassed. Outside Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs J. NJ. Carter and daughter were among the Kirkland visitors to the city yesterday to re- main for several days with friends, and to attend the Chautauqua. Mine Inspection Trip. T. B. and w. C. Daniel, of Phoe- nix. left yesterday for the Granite mountain section to make an exam ination for few days on mining property. which they have under consideration to purchase.
 Verde Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. James Wingfield and daughter, Miss Mary I. Wing field. and Miss Mary Radlcy, a guest of the latter. are in the city from the Upper Verde 10 remain for several days to visit with friends. Educators Here. | prA(aaaar f tendent of public schools of Jerome, and w. Curtis Miller, principal of the high school of that city, arc among the prominent educators in the city attending the Chautauqua | this week.
 Students Return.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles IT. Cordes arrived from Cordes Friday to mce, the sisters of the latter, the Misses ! Grace and Minnie Cordes, who have been attending the Tempe Normal | The party return home today in Inc auto of Mir Cordes. Farming Visitor. . Geo. K. Gwynne, the well known farmer of the Verde valley, is in the city, and reports that country l P'o''hk very pIOA porous era, and the future one that insures a heavy population and rapid industrial advancement.
 Health Seeker Returns. l II. II. Skillman. visitor from Sonoma county, Cal, last year. re. turned yesterday and wifi remain until September. He is afflicted with .asthmatic troubles, and received beneficial results from his last visit IL is probable he may locate later Visiting Daughter. Mir. and Mrs w. A. Lannon. of Phoenix, arrived in the city yester- day and will remain for several weeks to enjoy the climate and to visit with their daughter, Miss Lelma Lannon. student of St. loscph's Academy.
 Pioneer Visitor. Joe Crane, the popular and we'll known pioneer, is in the city from Mint Valley, with MT. and Mrs. Albert Springfield, the latter his daughter. He will return in few days to the Verde valley where he has agricultural interests to look after
 Sohtly HStivc.
 BenJ, Rybon Is in the city from McCabe and brings the report of considerable activity. and the pros poets bright for lively summer. Considerable ore Is leaving for the smelter at Humboldt. and more mines are being developed in a practical manner than in many years. Returns From East. Mrs. D. C. Henderson returned yesterday from Bay City, Michigan. where she was summoned several weeks ago by her fathers illness The latter has recovered, and she returns today to Humboldt, with her husband. who is with the Con. sol'dated smelters in the accounting department.
 Verde Visitors.
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