Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-27
Realty Deal
(From Fridays Daily)
Enjoying the Climate.

(From Fridays Daily) Enjoying the Climate. |
 H. A. Diehl, a prominent shoei dealer of Phoenix, is enjoying the climate in this city.
 Mining Visitor.
 A R. DeKuhn, of the Safe Mines Company, operating in Ash Creek district. was in the city yesterday and left later for Jerome. Joined in Marriage.
 Adrian Lyall and Myrtle Logan both of this city, were yesterday united in marriage by Rev. Mandin in the Catholic Church.
 Lip Badly Cut.
 While untying his horse yesterday the steed suddenly started, causing the rope to cut a deep gash m the lip of Lee Wilson, rancher ot the Iron Springs district.
 Coconino Sheriff Here.
 Sheriff T. E. Pulliam of Coconino county stopped in this city yesterday en route to Jerome, where he Will take charge of a suspect wanted for ! forgery in Flagstaff.
 Enjoyed Stay Here.
 After enjoying a ten days stay in this city, G. H. Lerg of the Wake field Music Company of Phoenix today leaves here. NIT. Lerg com bined pleasure with business during his local stay.
 Visitor Pleased.
 W.P. Morgan. brother of Assistant County Attorney j. H. Morgan, con
 cluded an extended visit to the ciIy
 yesterday and returned to Nebraska where he is interested in a large
 farm undertaking with his brothers.
 He is enthusiastic over the climate,
 admires the country, and stated he
 would be a frequent visitor in the future.
 , Attorney Returns. Attorney E. s. Clark returned from Los Angeles yesterday, where he had been visiting with Mrs. Clark for the past ten days. The latter . will remain with relatives for some f time before returning home.
 Medical Mission. H. p. Ward, accountant of the
 Gila Copper Sulphide Mining Co.,
 of Christmas, Arizona, was an ar Il rival in the city yesterday and IS a the St. Michael He comes to thi: s locality to seek medical attention foi r illness and is to remain indefinitely e Sells Business. il Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Cook returned e yesterday from California and wi! r probably make their future home Il $ this city. The former has dispose' e of his business at Mayer to William It Gilmer.
 e Valley Visitors. d Mir. and Mrs. Ernest A. Marlow n were in the city yesterday from Will
 Hanson Valley, the former bringing
 in his usual weekly supply of dair. r. products. He reports the countr y as in need of rain, and rangeme g are again complaining. n Elated Farmer.
 d James Davis, the dry farmer c lt Ferguson valley, was business vi: il itor yesterday, and states the lac h. of rain has proved beneficial to hi
 corn crop, particularly. He predict of the biggest yield of that commodit S this season ever known on hi r- ranch. Hogs and corn are to b ne his principal output. or Comes to Reside. e Miss Emma Rosenblatt, until rt of cetly of Greenville, Tennessee, si.
 ter of Peter Rosenblatt, arrived
 the city a few days ago, and is s n charmed with the country that sh as has decided to make Prescott h, ,s. home.
 al Summoned Home. -s, Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Flowing, sun It. mer visitors from Pinal county, le as yesterday for Paducah, Kentucky, r
 ceiving news of the serious illne!
 of their niece, Miss Esther Hovin VII who is suffering from appendiciti m The young lady was also visitc " to Prescott until about one mont th ago. An operation is to be perform ns, ed, after which Mr. and Mrs Ho 70, ing return to continue their outir