Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-09-24

ical illness of sister of Mrs.
Dettwiler, a visitor here for her
health during the summer two years
ago. Tuberculosis is the affliction.
(From Tuesdays DailyD
Business Trip.
T. w. Park. with the A. & a.
mines Of Jcron brief bust
o,>s visitor to the city Sunday, re
ironing home yesterday.
Visited Friends.
Mrs. Olive Hansen has returned.
from m extended visit to the Verde
rallev. Ecr ircmcr home. WHERE
&c was the guest OF friends.
Brief Visitor.
c. V. Brockaway. formerly a resi-
dent OF this city, but now engaged
in business at Jerome. was a brief
visitor TO the city Sunday with
friends.
To the Coast.
Miss Maude Hopper. OF Camp
Verde. i, in the city and in few
days leaves Tor the coast on I
visit OF several weeks with friends
and 10 eniov an outing.
Returning Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monet. Of
Hayden. arrived from Crown King
yesterday after visiting with friends
for several weeks and in few DAYS
leave for home.
Novelist Here.
Harold Bell Wright. the novelist,
arrived from California yesterday
and later in the day left for the
Valinda Rancho in Williamson val
ley 10 join his wife and family
Their summer sojourn ends next
week when they return to Fl Centre.
Gal. their home. Mr. Wright
states his busiA5>s affairs cdn-
pelled him TO enjoy but a brief
visit TO this section and he con
'cmplatcs returning next year early
% remain the entire summer.
Visiting Lawyer.
Irdsr Z. ". Lewis. who will be
remembered Is a district judge under
the territorial form of government.
presiding at Globe, is in the city
from Phoenix as an attorney at
law. He has litigation before tire
Superior Court OF this county.
Plenty of Feed.
Fred F. Edwards. of the Hasa
-aTspa range country, was in the
city yesterday and reports cattle
| in the finest condition ever known
inr this time OF the year, while
grazing is the best ever known for
the fall months.
From the Mines.
Fred D. Darragh. master mechanic
| Of the Y.-P. Mining Company. with
his daughter. Miss Jean Darragh,
and their guest. Mrs. John Nc
Dowell. are in the city for a few
days and are registered at the St
Michael
Takes Vacation
Assistant County Attorney J. H..
Morgan left yesterday for Omaha
Neb.. to visit with relatives and
Join his wife and children, accom-
nanying the latter to this city later.
IT.. expects to be away for the next
six weeks, visiting Washington and
other eastern cities.
Remains Cremated.
Photographic adviceS from Fred w.
Williams yesterday at Pasadena
stated that the remains of his wife
were cremated in that city during
the day, this request being made by
the deceased a short time prior to
her death Mr. Williams returns to
Prescott during the week.
Pleased Rangemen.
Nelson Puntenney was a visitor
to the city yesterday from Big
Chino valley. reporting old-time con
! ditions on the range and plenty of
| lat cattle again in evidence after
| one of the worst scare summers
that region had ever known early
in the season. when a drought was
predicted.
Leaves the City.
J. p. w. Stuart. whose home was
DESTROYED by fire last week. left for
! Santa Barbara. Cal. yesterday, &C
complaining three of his horses that
were loaded on a freight car He
states that the rebuilding of his
home will be deferred for the pres
cnt. and that he will Join his wife
and children for an indefinite alb
sencc.
Going Ahead.
! Judge NJ. T. Knapp of Mayer, who
Is in the city on medical mission
i quite optimistic over the future
OF that Big Bug town. He states
every residence is occupied and the
place as a home for families is very
popular by the arrival of many dur
/ ing the past few months to locate
Mining is on the upward move and
three well financed companies are
!, TO begin operating this fall witt
. the individual miner also active