Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-03

Visiting Family.
 Geo W parson,. tcach,- ui .H. public school, of Jc-om, j.. ID l. city for fcu day, ,i, vta . family
 Return From Outing
 Mr and Mrs l. O Woodmanscy. after an outing on the coast for several weeks. returned from San Diego yesterday
 Visitors From Mayer.
 Mir and Mir, T. ( Hill we'll known pioneer residents. are m the city for few days from Mayer visiting with friends
 Summer Visitor.
 Mrs. C E Alexander oi Phoenix |, in the city to remain for ,he summer to enjoy ih' uhcqu1lled climate of inc mile h.ch city Business Visitors.
 Oscar Rush of Walnut Grove, aud S W Holder of Kirkianl valley. big goat raisers of the c ,un,y, were m the city yesterday on business. Valley Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Rigdon of Kirkland valley, and Miss Eldrcd. sister of the latter are in the city for few days on pleasure trip. From the Range.
 Sterling Ellis. one of the best known rangemen in the county. Is in the city from the Hillside country. where he Is interested in the cattle business
 From Shelter City.
 Mr and Mrs D J Evars. the former an attachc of 'ac CouSoli- dated a' Humboldt, are m the cify visiting with friends. and are St The Head hotel
 Visiting Friends.
 Mir and Mry Ocy,tsc Bozarth. the former engagfl>m the cattle busi. ness at Camp>NVood, arc in the city to remain for several days to visit with friends
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs Emily Mays. mother of William Mays. lief, yesterday for Cleveland Ohio. her old home. to visit with friends and relatives dur ing the summer
 Pleased Visitors.
 Miss Marie Stewar, and Miss Nellie Harris. young society leaders of Tempe. are in the city to remain for several days to enjoy the climate and are at the Prescott hotel Will Reside Here.
 Mir. and Mrs O A. Lange and family arrived from the Upper Verde yesterday. and will reside in this city in the future. the former having disposed of his ranch and range interests. Instructor in City.
 w Curtis Miller. principal of the Jerome high school, is in the city on a pleasure visit and 10 consul, with Superintendent, McSwiggin on the new school laws enacted by the legislature. Visiting Cattleman.
 Frank Condron. one of the best known rangemen in the southern part of the county, was m the city yesterday from Walnut Grove. and gives good report of the cattle situation in that country. Leave the City.
 Major and Mrs j. M Watts left yesterday for Ocean Park. Cal, 1 where they will reside Their de parture is very much regretted and many friends were al the depot yes terday to bid them farewell Vacation Trip.
 Miss Elaine Wooster. a clerk in | the forestry service office in this city. left yesterday for a months outing in Flagstaff and along Oak Creek She will be the guest of Miss Lois Anderson of Flagstaff Heavy Rainfall.
 F.. l.. Tomlinson who arrived yes terday from the Venezia mines in Crook Canyon, reports heavy rain. fall on Friday throughout that sec. ton, and while of the cloudburst order. no damage to roads or prop crty resulted
 Business and Pleasure.
 Joe Sines. representing a Los An geles hardware firm, is in the city To remain for few days, visiting with his parents, Mir and Mrs. Geo. W. Sines. and on business He is | native born, and received wei come from many friends Showing Continues Good.
 R. M. Hanson was in the city yesterday from the Dinkirk m.ne ,n Slate Greek. which he ia opsr- ,ting under bond ard lease He s stoping the old ground and 'tates that a large tonnae, is ready or milling, and from sample as. 'ays, the grade is he best ye, aken out
 HOME FROM COLLEGE.
 Sam Morris. a law student of the University of Michigan. returned 'esterday from Ann Arbor to spend 'aeation with relatives and friends t home. He has one more year to leyote 10 his studies, when he