Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-21

"'' +s''' "aI SHdli, pt'bT to t1VU departurc for new field of labor m Oregon. As token of love and appreciation a beautiful silk um. brella with silver moun,ings was presented to each. In view of the weather likely to be encountered in Oregon. this gift will be especially appropriate.
 Miss Dolly Oglcsby left for her homo in Phoenix after pleasant month spent in our city, the gucs, 1f the Jaegers and the Kings.
 Rev. II. E. Marshall has. resigned his pastoratc of the Baptist church of this city to accept position in general missionary work in Oregon and Washington He will leave to- morrow for a couple of weeks vaca- tion in California. after which he will proceed to his new field of labor. Mrs. Marshall will remain here for few weeks before join ing her husband
 Miss Eva Behn, who has been a student al the Flagstaff Normal dur ing the summer term. arrived in Prescott on Wednesday and is a guest of Miss Pauline Johns on Mt. Vernon avenue. After several weeks visit. Miss Bchn will enter the ITempc Normal for another year. This popular young lady is making splendid progress in her studies. but thep all of our boys and girls who have gone from here to distant schools have distinguished them selves and reflected credit upon our school system.
 Miss Florence Cady. after n Ipleasant visit with friends in Pres colt. will leave today for her home in Portland. Oregon. Miss Cady is quite favorite among the smart set and has been fetcd, "wincd and dined" during her visit, and many regrets are expressed over her de parturc
 Mrs. R. N. Fredericks, who has been on an extended visit in San Francisco. was joined by Mir. Fred ericks and after a few days there and in other cities they returned home. arriving on Thursday. Miss Fern Kennedy, popular young lady from Moberly. Missouri. and favorite there in musical circles, arrived in Prescott on Fri day and will remain all winter. a guest of Mrs. w. T. King. Lieutenant and Mrs. R. R. Glass arrived in Prescott on Friday for a brief visit with the latter's parents, Mir. and Mrs. R. II. Burmister, and received a cordial greeting from their many friends. They arc en route from Vancouver Barracks. Washington. 10 Bangor. Maine, where Lieut.. Glass is assigned the post of professor of military science and tactics at the University of Maine Recognition of the merits of this efficient officer is the occa- sion of many congratulations from friends.
 Mrs Houston, from Tempe. ar rived on Tuesday. for visit with her sister. Mrs. George Ruffner. The sisters are SO situated that an exchange of visits is double pleasure. Mrs Houston being able ,o escape the hot weather in Tempe and Mrs. Ruffncr making her visits to the valley when it is most pleas ant.
 Mrs. Harry Tritle of BIO N. Mt. Vernon avenue, has as her house guest Mrs. Homer King from Phoe- nix.
 Mrs. James Arthur Karney, who has been sojourning in Prescott for the summer. left on Friday for her nome " Moo'Ie, N'aoa""- E" 'o"'e she will spend few days in San Francisco, then on to Denver where another stopover will he made. Mrs. Karney is charmed with Prescott people, Prescott climate and the picturesque surroundings. and says she will surely return next summer, which is good news to the many friends she has made during her residence here.
 Mrs. Kate Nolan, guest of Mrs. IR. II. Hetherington. is now visiting on Groom Creek
 Oak Creek and the many interest ing places on the Verde are proving favorite resorts for quite a number oi camping parties from town. Yes