Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-10-22
CITY NEWS
-: IN BRlEF
(From Tuesdays Daily

G. w. Hull has sold to Mrs.
J. J. Kane for the sum of $500 a
lot on the Copper Chief mining
claim at Jerome, the deed being
filed for record yesterday.
Methodist Ladies to Meet.
The Ladies Aid of the Metho-
dist church will meet with Mrs. ].
c. Mccullough, Oil E. Gurley, We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Visit Ends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carnahan,
OF Urichsville, Ohio, who had been
visiting with their brother-in-1aw.
Fred Barrett. returned home yes
| terday.
Tourists Return.
Mr.. and Mrs George B. Knowle
OF Douglas are in the city en- route
home from a sightseeing trip to
the Grand Canyon. Mr. Knowles :
identified with the Copper Queen
and they leave for home today after
. very enjoyable trip.
Business Trip.
Z. Fl. anthony. identified with the
Verde Valley Oil Company, has re-
turned from business trip to the
coast in the interest OF that under
..-,,,:;ng.
Business Move.
\. Schott, for many years
resident of the city, and the baker
OF the Owl Drug and Candy Com
pany, where he will establish a
bakery house His wife will join him
later
From the Range.
Fred E Edwards. the Hassaympa
rangeman. was in the city yesterday
on a business trip and gives a good
report of that mountain section. /
with cattle in the pink OF condi-
ton.
Home from Coast.
The many friends in the city If
Mrs. W. l. Fox and daughter, Mrs
H. T. Southworth, will be interested
to learn that they returned home
yesterday from Los Angeles after a
two months visit with friends.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Bozarth are
| in the CITY from Camp Wood for 4 !
few days visiting with friends and
relatives The former reports range
conditions as satisfactory, and the
coming winter will be 4 favorable I
one to the industry from present
indications.
The Congress Junction CONNER
cial Company has sold to Mrs
Anabe1la Zeiger. the Congress June
ton hotel, the deed being filed for
record yesterday. in which the con-
sideration was given at nominal
sum.
Sullivan's Illness.
J. w. Sullivan, who has been seri-
ously afflicted for several days in
Phoenix, and is confined to St.
Joseph's hospital, was reported yes
terday to be convalescing and it is
his purpose to leave for Los An
geles this week. His illness was
attributed to ptomaine poisoning,
from which complications arose
that led to symptoms of other dis
eases He was in a critical condi-
tiol during the first three days aft
er being suddenly stricken.
Visitors Leave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clark and Miss
Ida Wright. OF Vandalia, No, after
a months visit TO the city, returned
home yesterday, reporting a very
enjoyable time. While here they
were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. King, the latter
being a sister of Miss Wright
Prom Idaho.
J. H. Heyer and J. NJ. Hoover
Of Twin Falls, Idaho, friends of r.
s. Cookinham, chief engineer of the
Arizona Land and Irrigation Com
pany, were arrivals yesterday and
are at the St. Michael OF remain
for several days They will make
an investigation of this big land
reclamation undertaking.
Child Seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hail, OF Camp .
Verde, are in the city with their
child to receive medical attention. ,
The little sufferer has been placed {
in Mercy hospital, and is reported 7
to be seriously ILL., DR.. Hughes of