Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-02
city News
....In Brief
From Sundays Daily.)


Mrs. NJ. Foley, of Ash Fork, after
: weeks visit with friends returned
( home yesterday. She was the guest
of Mrs. J. R. Mcdonald
Copper City Visitors.
! Mr. and Mrs. John Oppman, well
known residents of Jerome, are in
: the city to remain for several days
to visit with friends.
Country Transaction.
J. C. Gilbert has sold to Geo. W..
Hill certain farming and other lands
near DeweyS>for the sum of $1,000,
the deed being filed for record yes
terday.
Visiting Friend.
Miss Mae Stukey, OF Walker, left
yesterday for Clarkdate, where she
will be the guest for few weeks
of Mrs. Gwynn. and visit with
friends.
Entertaining Friend.
Miss Lily Belle Campbell is en-
tertaining fou few weeks Miss
Mary Burke, who arrived yesterday
from Bouse to visit with friends
at her former home.
Town Lots Sold.
Florence NJ. Burhans has sold to
Mrs. Ella Foley Pitts two lots in
I the town of Ash Fork, the deed
being filed for record yesterday, for
a nominal consideration.
Business Trip.
Mrs George Marguerite, OF Wick
! enburg. is in the city and is stop
ping at the St. Michael, on bust
ness matters pertaining to the estate
of her husband, whose death &C.
CURED a short time ago in New
| Orleans.
Vacation at Seaside.
Miss Lucille Morrison, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morrison, left
yesterday for the coast resorts OF
Southern California, to remain for
the Summer After her return she
resumes teaching in the public
schools.
Brief Visitor.
Jasper Phillips, mining and farm
ing on the Hassayampa, was brief
visitor to the city yesterday and re-
ports his locality as inactive at
present in mining, the river running
low and few miners washing out
the gravel.
Work Goes Ahead.
w. T Sawey, OF the Coronado
mines at Rees, was in the city yes
! terday and reports large line of
development as going on by the
Wakota syndicate, which has taken
over this property. Underground
conditions continue favorable
From the Mines.
Harry Ames. operating mines near
Mt Union. was in the city yester
day from his camp and reports that
field as attaining more consideration
than in many years, owing to the re-
sumption of several old-time proper
ties.
From the Mines.
Mr. and Mrs. n. H. Getchell, of
the Y-P. Mining camp, were arrivals
tend the funeral today of Mrs. F.
D. Darragh, whose husband is with
the above company. Other residents
of the camp are also to arrive to
day.
Summoned Home.
Fred D. Dentworth, a miner of the
Turkey creek country, reached the
city yesterday. being summoned
home to Fort Smith, Arkansas, re-
ceiving the sad news of the death of
sister from hydrophobia. She was
bitten by pet dog that had been
infected.
Returning Home.
Mrs. H. NJ. Gibbes, of Jerome
with her sisters, Mrs. Craighill. of
Lynchburg. Virginia. and Mrs. Rag
land. of West Virginia, were ar
rivals in the city yesterday and are
at the St Michael. The latter twol
are returning home after an extended
visit at Jerome
Home From Coast.
Mrs. E. Wine, of Camp Verde, ac-ii
companied by her daughter, Miss
Verde Wine, and Miss Maude Hoo
per, returned from Santa Ana, Cal.
yesterday. after a two years alb
sence. She was met in the city yes
terday by her husband. and the party
leave for home today.
Back On the Job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Happ arrived
from Bakersfield, Cat, yesterday |
and will make Prescott their home
in the future The former since
leaving about two years ago has been
married. He will again be with the
R. H. Burmister & Sons Co, as
shipping clerk.
Outside Visitors.
Among those registering at the
Sherman house yesterday were Will
liam Morgan, the Verde valley
rancher; Ed Parsons, the mining
man of the Climax camp; Frank Fen
ron mine owner of Silver mountain