Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-03
CITY NEWS
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(From Wednesdays Daily)

ssI&e business man, IS m the city tor a few days visiting with friends. Mining Man Returns.
 Harry Holderman, interested in mines in this section, has returned to look after his holdings in the Copper Creek region east of Mayer.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Alice Booth Lawler, of Hum boldt, wife Of the smelter mechanic, IS in the city for few days visiting with friends.
 Eastern Visitors.
 GIr. and Mrs. C. A. Hoover, of Oskaloosa, Iowa, are recent arrivals m the city, accompanying F. NJ. An derson, of the above city, who has been a resident for several months. Summer Visitor.
 Mrs. ?. !. Miller, wife of the mem Der of the State Tax Commission, L1as arrived from Phoenix to remain indefinitely, and is guest at the Hotel Congress.
 Mining Deal.
 L. E. Hesla has purchased from D. I. Forsythe the latter's one-half interest in the Gold Lion group of ehree claims near Crown King for the sum of $500. the deed being filed for record Monday.
 Brief Visitor.
 E J. Bennitt, the Phoenix banker, was a brief visitor to the city yes terday, returning south on the late Erain. Visiting Friends.
 Miss G. M Simms, a popular soci- .ety young lady of Mayer, is in the city for a few days visiting with friends Entertaining Friend.
 Mrs. c. H. Bishop is entertaining Mrs. Charles Marshall. Of Clarkdale who arrived Monday for a two weeks visit. Enters the Normal.
 Mrs. R. N Looney left yesterday for Flagstaff, accompanied by her sister, Miss Winnie Mayer. the latter TO enter the Northern Normal for ,the coming fall and winter term. Returns From Vacation.
 Miss Nell Barrett, who is connect ed with the Gardner store as a book keeper, has returned to this city after enjoying a delightful two weeks va cation trip along the coast.
 To the Coast.
 (. J. Kimball, the Bradshaw min ing man, left Monday for the coast, on a months trip on business per canning to his interests near Crown King. To the East.
 Mrs. John Massing left yesterday 5or Oklahoma City, Okla, to visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary Cole 1.uzn, and later will continue her Journey to Eastern states, to be away for the next two months Passing Through.
 Mrs Ruth Theurer, formerly resident of this city, and Miss Georgia Rice, of Jerome, passed through the city Monday for Copper Basin to visit with relatives and friends at the Commercial camp, where they formerly resided.
 Visited the East.
 MT and Mrs. K Parry, of this l vSry, the former clerk to Master Mechanic DeSilva of the s. F. P. & P. railway. have returned from Hunt .ington, Indiana, after a months visit with relatives and friends at the old t1ozne.
 From the Range.
 Clarence Denny, one of the pros porous and generous young range i men of Fort Rock, is in the city, l visiting with his wife, and is ac- ~companied by Surveyor Merritt, who mas been performing professional duties in that field for the past ten days. MT. Denny reports range con- .ditions as decidedly encouraging since the heavy rains of the past 1LtTee weeks. Hunting For Range.
 5. Maze, of Peoria, Maricopa county, is an arrival in the city to make investigations of range condi- stions of the north with the view of Ioringing his large sheep herds and locating permanently. He is at the Sherman house. Teacher Returns.
 Miss Abbie Rambo, who has been 1he guest of friends in Flagstaff during the summer, returned yester- day and leaves today for Humboldt, 1 -1, FD +ao~f,