Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-02

nos. l.. mercer, forest ranger OF
the Skull valley division, was a
visitor TO the city yesterday on
official matters.
Visiting Teacher.
Miss Eta Barrett, teacher of the
public school at Humboldt, is in
the city visiting with friends, having
concluded her duties for the term.
Returns From North
Geo. B. Davis, of the Prescott
Auto Company, who was summoned
to Kingman several days ago owing
to the death of son, returned yes
terday
Visiting Friends.
Mrs Robt. F. Miller, OF the Santa
Maria, wife OF the well-known range
man, is in the city to remain for
several days visiting with relatives
and friends.
To the Seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Thorbecke, of
Jerome, passed through the city yes
terday for the coast resorts OF
Southern California, 10 remain for
the Summer.
Verde Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wingfield, Carl
and John Wingfieid, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Heath, all of Camp
Verde. are in the city on a business
and pleasure trip for few days.
Visiting Attorney.
c. w. Herndon, county attorney OF
Mohave county, is in the city for a
few days visiting with his mother
and other relatives, while en- route
home to Kingman after profes-
sional trip to the capital.
Santa Maria Visitor.
Frank Munkittrick, farming and
stock raising on the Santa Maria,
is in the city for few days on
business, and TO escape the Summer
heat Of that region, which is ranging
close to the 10 degree mark at the
present time.
Eastern Trip.
Captain and Mrs. J. II. Farrell
and their son-in-law, Dr. L. o.
Davenport, left yesterday for Cleve-
land, Ohio, to remain away for sew
eral weeks. The journey is taken
for the health OF Captain Farrell,
and it is probable that before re-
turning he will submit to a surgical
operation.
Light Rains.
Arthur King, Of Big Chino valley.
while in the city yesterday reported
that the rains of last Sunday were
light as they passed over that sec
ton, of the usual streaked character
incidental to Summer storms. At
other points, however, the downpour
was heavy and great good resulted
10 the range.
Summer Visitors.
William Wright, OF British
Columbia, and Martin Hevley, of
Everett, Washington, are recent ar
rivals in the city 10 spend the Sum
mer, and are domiciled at the resi-
dence of Judge and Mrs. McLane
on South Mt. Vernon street. The
visitors are charmed with the city
and the climate.
Returns Home.
Victor R. Salinger, president OF
the Puntenney Lime Company, re-
turned TO San Francisco, after a
business trip to the quarries near
Cedar Glade for the past two weeks.
He states the property continues to
produce heavily and the output is
being marketed at all the principal
cities east and west.
Former Resident Here.
Pioneer residents of this section
will be pleased TO learn Of the ar
rival yesterday from Los Angeles
of Mrs. D. J. Mari, for many years
a resident OF the Verde valley. She
will be the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. w. Jeff Martin and husband,
who are here from Canyon to con-
duct her to that place today.
To See the Ocean.
Judge S. F. Denison, of Jerome,
passed through the city. yesterday
bound for the brink of the Pacific.
to enjoy a rest for the next month
and also to visit with friends. He
desires TO see what the ocean looks
like in contrast to the silvery
threads OF the Verde, at which he
has been gazing for many years.
Among the Pines.
As has been their custom for many
seasons, Mr.. and Mrs. !. Wolpe, of
Phoenix, are again in the city TO
enjoy the climate for the rest of the
Summer, arriving yesterday with
their children. They are at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Levy,
and prefer the pines to the alfalfa
in the good old Summer time"
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