Weekly journal-miner., 1913-07-23
CITY NEWS
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(From Sundays Daily.) Expected to Sing.

Outing Ends.
 Miss Myrtle Carter has returned to the city after an enjoyable months outing with relatives and friends in
 Skull valley.
 To Enjoy Climate.
 N. L. White, of Granville, Texas, is recent arrival at Hotel Congress, and will remain Indefinitely to enjoy the mountain air of this locality.
 Renewing Old Times. J. A. Sines, representing a Los Angeles electrical firm, was an ar rival in the city yesterday to visit with relatives and friends at the old home, and to transact business.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Geo. H. Freyda, mine owner of Turkey creek, returned Friday from business trip to the coast pertain ing to his holdings, and left yester- day for Poland, where he is tenn porarily residing.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs c. G. Brock, former ly residents of this city and Willow creek, are in the city for few days from Childs, in the eastern part of the county. on a business and pleasure trip.
 Business Trip.
 Phil Kearney, who arrived from Crown King Friday, left yesterday for San Francisco and. other bay cities on a three weeks business trip. He owns realty at Point Rich mond and other places in that sec ton.
 Outing on the Coast.
 The Misses Margaret and Mildred Storey, the interesting daughters of Mrs. and Mrs. H. C. Storey, left yesterday for the coast resorts of Southern California to remain for the Summer with relatives and friends.
 Summer Visitors.
 Phoenix, were arrivals in the city yesterday. and come to remain for the Summer to enjoy the climate D. L. Maxwell of Sapulka, Okla homa, also IS here for the same purpose.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. Paul H. Wright, of Camp Wood, are in the city visit ing with friends for a few days. The former reports quite heavy storms during the week and range men are rejoicing over the drouth coming to an end.
 Guest of Friends.
 Miss Harriet J. Oliver left yes terday afternoon for Fort Logas, Colorado. where she will be the guest for the Summer of Lieut. and Mrs Wheatley, U. s. army, who will be pleasantly remembered as formerly stationed at Fort Whipple. Cooling Off.
 Frank Toohey, railroad and gen eral contractor of Phoenix, was an arrival yesterday to remain for a | few weeks to enjoy the balmy ozone l of the Mile High city He will swing his hammock in the pines in the western part of the city. Guests of Club.
 Throught the efforts of Secretary Fraser of the Chamber of Commerce | and the courtesy of the Yavapai | Club, the officers of the National i Guard now in encampment at Fort | Whipple, will for the next week be guests of the club. Officer Returns.
 Captain J. K Miller. of the Eigh- teenth U. s. Infantry, arrived from Texas City, Texas. yesterday, and | been ordered to Fort Leavenworth, | and after a months leave of absence, will report for duty at that post, leaving with Mrs. Miller. Come to Reside.
 Mrs. J. H. Gray and family, of Norfolk. Virginia, arrived in the city yesterday and are at Brinkmeyer's hotel, leaving tomorrow for Fair Oaks, their future home. MT. Gray is foreman of the large orchards of Maus X Stewart at that place. He joined his wife and family here. Bad Roads Reported.
 II. J. Meany, who arrived yester- day from Castle Hot Springs, re- ports road conditions in that portion of Maricopa county as deplorable. | From Hot Springs Junction to Glen dale and Wickenburg neglect of the highways Is noticeable, and travellers in autos and wagons are complain ing.
 Pioneer Recovering.
 w. N. Kelly made his first ap- pearance on the streets yesterday since six weeks ago when he sus- tained a serious accident by falling over an embankment at his home to the southeast of the city. The principal injury was to his right arm, but he was internally affected by the fall of over five feet. Visiting Son.
 Rev. C. c. Mines, of Santa Cruz, California. for thirty-seven years one of the prominent members of the California NJ. E. Conference and a preacher for nearly sixty years in various parts of the United States, arrived last Friday to pay his son, ?. R. Mines, the editor of the Journal-Miner. an extended visit.