Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-04-23
From Fridays Daily.)

ouSuiCSS lip.
w. Wilkins, the merchant of Dew
ey, was Il visitor to the city yester
day on business.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. H. NJ Patton of Ash Fork j
in the city for a few days visitin,
with friends and is at the Head Ho
tel.
Returns From Coast.
Miss Edna Fernandez, after an alb
sence of several months on the coas
returned yesterday, and received ;
welcome from many friends.
From the Country.
Charles Thomas of Humboldt anC
Charles Mackling, of Mayer, wer,
among the outside arrivals in the
city yesterday on business.
Mining Business.
Harry N. Palmer, interested in
mines near this city, arrived from
Long Beach, Cal, yesterday to re-
main indefinitely to look after his
interests.
Visiting Relatives.
Martin Baker, formerly resident,
returned yesterday from FL Paso,
Texas, to remain for a few weeks
to visit with his sister and other
relatives.
Trip of Recreation.
Mrs. Alvina Bennett and daughter
Miss Allie Bennett, left yesterday
for a sojourn of several weeks with
relatives and friends in Southern
California.
Mining Transaction.
J. w. Hubbard of Jerome, has
sold to J. F. Movies the After
thought mining claim near that city
for nominal sum, the deed being
filed for record yesterday
County Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Perkins were
arrivals yesterday from the little
village on the Verde river that bears
their name TO visit with friends in
the city and to transact business.
Outside Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. DeKuhn, OF
Cherry Creek, are in the city for a |
few DAYS, the former on mining
business and the latter to visit with |
friends. They are At the Head hotel. |
Patent Received.
The Calumet and Jerome Copper
Company has received United States |
patent to their three mines, the
Calumet, Franklin and Bald Eagle,
near Jerome, filing the docu-
nent for record yesterday.
Health.
Charles Hustled, the well known
mining man Of the Hassayampa, who
has been confined at Forrest SAM
arium for several weeks. suffering
With dropsy, was reported yesterday
IS improving, and his recovery is as
ured
For the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick V. Xii
rare. of Bayau City, Louisiana. are
ecent arrivals and contemplate re-
naming for the summer, locating in
he pines on the Thumb Butte road.
heir son accompanies them. his ;
ealth being impaired.
summoned Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Oneal return
d from FL Paso. Texas. yesterday, i
ne former being summoned home j
y the illness of his father, James $
meal, who was stricken several {
avs ago. His condition was report '
d as materially improved yester- I
ay.
cave the City.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Casey left c
st night for Navajo County, where b
lie former has interests in a large o
nd reclamation enterprise near il
and where they will re- Il
de in the future. Mrs. Casey re- Ii
.ntly returned from the coast ma c
rally benefited in health. {
usiness Trip
H. P. Bardshar. recently collector I,
internal revenue, after a brief trip il
Santa Fe. N. M his former home a
turned Wednesday, having bust e,
SIS interests in this section to look d.
ter. His wife is at the home of IA
r parents, Judge and Mrs. Richard IA
Kuhn, of Cherry Creek. v
,altv Deal.
R. N. Fredericks has sold to the vi
escott National Bank, for a nomi- b,
! sum, two lots and Improvements 70
uated on the corner of Gurley n,
d Pleasant streets. the deed being m
ID for record yesterday. The prop Sc
y - NNoAA oOAC III DuT-
ses and is more Familiarity known su
the Greenwood place M
} time to Linger.
While in the city yesterday from m;
llliamson Valley Joseph MatIey in da
med friends that a young man adj
! arrived at his home recently. of
that all his spare time now was in
en up in fatherly duties, when II,
ay went his auto like shot out III;
4 gun. The youngster has been Co
'.stened Joe, of course. Nj
ssing Throu~h.
Ieorge Topper, formerly a resi- Su
IT OF this city, passed through ne,
terday from Joplin, Missouri, and all
hes his many friends to know Co
t he is benedict. and is on a Tn
leymoon trip to San Diego, to er
t with his mother and other re- sta
YES. Mrs. Topper formerly re- mi,
ID at the Needles. and will be we
!santly remembered as Miss Elsie Co
lwell. The romance started in \
CITY while the groom was a be
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