Weekly journal-miner., 1913-08-27
CITY NEWS
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(Fron Wednesdays Daiiy.)

from Kirkland valley to remain for | several days visiting with relatives and friends.
 Ash Fork Marriage.
 Justice of the Peace w. B. Shiev- fey, of Ash Fork, on Monday tied l the knot uniting Clabe J. Lamb and Pinkie NJ Whitley, both of the same place. Marriage License. A marriage license has been issued by Court Clerk P. J. Farley to Ed. F. Givens and Grace Shaw, both of this city.
 Bound for Los Angeles.
 ]. Barton Nealey of the Y-P mine left yesterday afternoon for a brief stay in Los Angeles. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. C. L. Kilgore, of Jerome, is in in the city to remain for several days, and is a guest of Mrs. w. H. Cox, of the above city, who is at the St. Michael.
 From the Greek.
 Wm Henderson, livestock grower of the Lynx Creek region, was a visitor to the city yesterday on busi- ness
 County Visitors.
 George and R. w. Ainsworth, and A. C. Young, well-known rangemen of the Juniper range, were in the city yesterday on business. Dry Farm Expert.
 Professor A. McOmie, connected with the Agricultural Department of the University of Arizona, arrived yesterday and made a visit to the experimental farm near this city. He leaves today for Snowflake, where another experimental farm Is located. Outside Visitor.
 Mrs. Elzora Shackelford, oi Je- rome Junction, is in the city visiting with friends for few days. Visiting Teacher.
 Miss Katie Coughran, well-known in the county as a public school teacher, is in the city from Skill Valley visiting with friends. Recovers From Illness.
 Mrs. ]. A. Stapp, who has been i'll in the city for several days, has re- covered and returned to her home IT Skull Valley yesterday, accompanied by her husband and mother, Mrs Thomas Anderson.
 Visiting Son.
 Mrs. George B. Reay, of Oatman Mohave county returned yesterda! to visit with her son, Gregg Reay who has been i'll for several week but is now convalescing. Business Trip.
 E. w. Stephens left yesterday 10 Flagstaff. where he has under con sideration a business proposition i land and cattle. He may also visi the Moqui Villages to witness tn snake dances.
 From the Coast.
 Lucas Contreras, pioneer range man. accompanied by his sons, Id ward and Joseph Contreras, returne yesterday from few weeks putin at the coast resorts of Southern Ca ifornia.
 On Business.
 Mrs. Price Thompson returne yesterday from Phoenix, where sh is in business, and leaves today fc Humboldt. her former home to loo after her interests and visit VII friends for few days.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. C. P. Wingheld, wife Of 1T merchant of Humboldt, was an rival yesterday to visit with irien' for a few days.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Shirley Wetmore, formerly res dent of this city returned yesterd' from the coast, to visit with mother. Mrs. L. B. Wetmore, who i'll at Mercy Hospital. The visit is now railway mail clerk runn1 between San Diego and Los A geles, and received a welcome fro many friends at the old home. To the Coast.
 Mrs. ]. C. Stephens, wife ot Gurley street meat merchant, It yesterday for San Francisco on two months trip of recreation, a to visit with friends.
 Coast Visitor.
 Miss Louisa Weis, of Los Angel arrived yesterday and will remain the rest of the summer as the gut of her uncle, Joseph Springer, t shoe manufacturer on Gurley stre Country Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. \. R. Human,