Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1912-10-02

dance was large. so thai standing
room was at premium talthough
there was plenty Of swimming room
after the feast was ovcr.) Besides
eating all Of the watermelon that
time and their appetites would per
init. nearly everyone presen, had
a melon to take home, and all de
parted in the firm convcton that
Dry EARNED watermelons were a
great success.
Mrs. Dan Gcnung OF Stanton.
Arizona. Is in the city, the Cues,
Miss Tillie Bischoff went east the
first OF the week TO spend n month
with her parents and old friends in
Rock Port. Missouri.
Mrs. T. +. Campbell and chill.
dren have returned from Berkeley,
California, where they spent the
summer with Mrs, Campbell's moth
er. Mrs. II. ]. Allen.
Mrs. w. v. Radley, OF San Diego,
California, who has large circle of
friends in Prescott which was long
her home is in the city as a guest
at the St. Michael Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George re.
turned to Phoenix on Thursday, af-
ter having spept the summer among
their Prescott friends a. guests at
The Annex 'at
Mrs. Harry Tri,le and children,
who have been occupying the n.
II. Linney residence on Whipple
Heights during the summer. return
TO their home in Phoenix TODAY,
Sunday, so AZ to be there in time
for the re-ooening Of the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Raub and
Mr.. Mahan returned to Phoenix on
Wednesday after sojourning in
Prescott all summer.
Mrs. George Ruffner entertained
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Congregational Church in her home
on South Cortez Street Wednesday
afternoon for their first meeting
Of the autumn. There was a good
attendance and plans were made
TOR the work Of the winter
Mrs. l.. +. Trumbull and daugh-
ter. Miss Rose Trumbull, who have
been spending the summer in Pres
colt. returned Saturday TO their
country home near Scottsdale. Miss
Trumbnll is well known poet and
composer. some of her songs hav-
ing been sung by leading operate
stars in their tours around the
world and she has found the sur
roundings OF Prescott most inspir-
ing in her chosen profession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rober, Cairns OF
Marccline. Missouri. are expected
TO arrive in the city today To spend
the month OF October with their
daughter. Mrs. Joe Bradford, who
is recent bride. and with their
two other daughters, Mrs. +. G,
Maddox and Mrs. Henry Farley. "
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of Yakima.
Washington, who have been occu-
plying Mrs. ellis bungalow in Pine
Crest throughout the summer. arc
so charmed with life in Prescott
that they are planning Ia remain
for part, IL not all, OF the winter.
Mrs + w. butcher has returned
from her sons ranch, where she
spent the summer with her son
and daughter. and expects 10 re-
main in the city throughout the
winter. Miss Emma butcher has
gone 10 Williamson Valley. where
she will teach this winter and Mr..
Egberi butcher will go back and
forth to the ranch. spending as
much time as possible in town with
his mother. '"
Mrs. Margaret Brigham of Phoe-
nix will return TO her home on
Tuesday, after having spent the
summer here.
DR. and Mrs. John w. Finn have
moved into their new home. which
occupies pretty, triangular lot at
the intersection Of Gurley, Butte
and Willow Streets. The house IL
in bungalow style. with very large
living rooms and il adds greatly
to the appearance OF that part Of
town.
Mrs, Guy c. Palmer and children
Of Fort Whipple have gone to Fl
Paso. Texas, 10 remain indefinitely
They are to join Captain Palmer
who is stationed there on account
OF the trouble along the Mexican
border,
Mrs. S T MackalI and Mrs. Ira
Wis OF Whipple have also gone 10
III Paso to join their husbands.
DIR. W. r. Hall OF Washington.
ID: c, is visiting friends at Fort
| Whipple on his way TO San Fran
cisco, where he is to be stationed
at AIcatraz