Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-03-19
City News
....In Brief
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day to visit with friends for a few
days and is at the Head Hotel
From the Country.
Miss Georgia Hill, formerly a re-
sident of this city. arrived yester-
day from Dewey to remain for sew
eral days visiting with friends.
Visiting Family.
Charles Carmen, of Big Bug. left
yesterday for Glendale to visit with
his wife and family who have been
spending the winter in that city.
Returns From North.
Mrs. J. L. Munds has returned
from an extended trip through the
northern part Of the state, and is at
her home on East Sheldon street
Visiting Teacher.
Miss Eta Barrett, the popular
and capable teacher of the public
school at Humboldt, is in the ity
for a few days visiting with friends.
At the Springs.
George c. Ruffner has gone to
Aqua Caliente hot springs to seek
relief from rheumatic troubles. and
will remain away until about April
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Popular Hostess.
Mrs. w. S. Jones, proprietress of
Hotel Jones, of Crown King, is in
the city for few days visiting with
her many friends and on business
matters.
To the South.
Geo. d. Morris, private secretary
to F. NJ. Murphy, left for the south
ern, part of the state yesterday.
where he is called on business for a
few days.
Inspection Trip.
F. L. Devlin, manager of the
Mountain States Telephone Co., left
yesterday on a general inspection
of lines along the Santa Fe rail |
road, and other matters pertaining
to the business.
Deal Pending.
H. B. White and William Ralston
are negotiating for the blacksmith |
shop of Monte Broaded on Monte
yuma street. and the sale it is said !
will be closed as soon as Mr.. White +.
RECEIVERS from sudden illness.
Going and Coming.
7. E. Campbell left for Jerome
yesterday on official matters of the !
assessors office, while his father D.
Campbell arrived from the Haynes
camp few hours later to visit with
his wife in the city for a few days.
Entertaining Friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Reberger are
entertaining for a few days Mrs.
Alice Hardy and daughter, Miss
Gladys Hardy, who are returning
home to Spokane, Washington, after
in the southern part of the
state
From the Mines.
|. T. Stoddard, OF the Binghamp-
ton mines, near Mayer, and NJ. S.
Taft, a mining man, were arrivals
in the city after making an exami-
nation OF that property, which it is
is to resume development
On an extended plan.
Return Home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Cooper, of
Valley, returned home
yesterday after two days trip to
he city on business and visiting
With friends. The former is a goat
'aiser and reports that industry in ,
he finest condition.
More Machines. !
r B. B. Dolly, of the Prescott Auto
company, arrived from Ash Fork :
yesterday, with six cars of the lat |
st model of the Studebaker type. /
part of the consignment being +
old; and the others under negOtla-
ion. This firm is preparing to make
mother shipment from the east.
hcCabe Visitor.
Judge Dave Foley, who was I
mong those reinstated justice of
he peace by the recent supreme {
curt decision; was in the city yes
erday from McCabe on private c
He reports mine work re-
umed since the snow has disap- a
cared, and there was more than the e
sual activity noticeable. 5
BUSINESS Trip. 1
Robert Bamber, one of the best
nown mechanical engineers in Y
his section, arrived from the Com t
lercial mines in Copper Basin yes a
erday on business matters He re- n
orts the Bonanza property is pro- c
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