Weekly journal-miner., 1913-09-03
CITY NEWS
 '. '. IN BRIEF
(From Tuesdays Daily.) Comes to Visit.

Comes to Visit.
 Miss Nora Kirwin, sister of Fore man Tim Kirwin, of Ruffner's blacksmith shop, arrives today from Underwood. Wash, to enjoy an out ing for the next two months, and to visit with her brother, whom she has not seen in over ten years.
 Land Business.
 s. w. Parker, of San Bernardino. Cal, is a recent arrival in the city, to remain indefinitely. on a land investment mission. He will locare probably in the Lonesome valley region.
 Returning Home.
 Miss Eleanor Wood, until recently teaching public school in the Tonto Basin country, is in the city en route home to Los Angeles, to re- main for the winter
 Former Resident.
 Ed H. Bargeman, one of tile in fluential citizens of Navajo county. was an arrival in the city Sunday from Winslow. and will combine business with pleasure, by visiting with relatives here. He was for merly a resident of this city dur ing the days of his boyhood, and meets many old-timc friends to aga'n welcome him
 From the Line.
 George Loring, with the engin- eering force of the s. F, P. & P. at Meath, was a visitor to the city yesterday on business and pleasure. Return From Outing.
 Mrs. H. E. Shaw. wife of Con- ductor Shaw of the Bradshaw Noun tain railway, and daughter, Miss Pauline Shaw, returned Sunday from a months trip of recreation to Den yer and other middle west centers. Jerome Visitors.
 Dr. and Mrs. Riley Shrum, of, Jerome, are in the city on brief pleasure trip and to place their daughter, Miss Marjorie Shrum, in St Joseph's academy for the fall term. Business Trip.
 D, F. Mitchell, in charge of the Buaman Mines Company holdings, ! near Humboldt, was an arrival yes terday on a brief business trip. Student Arrive.
 Miss Margaret Roberts, daughter of Master Mechanic Roberts. of the United Verde shelter; Miss Pauline Smyley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Paul Smyley. and the Misses Virginia and Woodford Meyers, daughters of MT. and Mrs. w. Meyers, all of Jerome, were arrivals in the city yesterday to attend St Joseph's academy for the fall term Atheists Msrooned.
 Mir. and Mrs Dennison, Mir and Mrs Kintworth and Phillip Gerard. with his two sons and Q daughter, are in the city to remain indefinitely on account of the washouts in the Big Chino country. They passed over the various dry gulches on Satur- day evening, but 6ne they failed to '. negotiate, returning Sunday morning. They are en route to Mohave coun- ty, where Mrs. Dennison has rela- tives, but their ultimate destination Is Los Angeles; to remain for the winter. Mir. Gerard was a visitor to Prescott about two years ago on land business.
 Deserved Tribute.
 The funeral of H. H. Cartier oc- cured Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Ruffner's chapel. and was one of the largest in numbers attending that has been known in this city in many months, which reflects the es- Iteem in which this we'll known and popular pioneer was held. One fea- ture of the obsequies was the floral offerings, which were many and of appropriate design Christian Sci ence services were observed, and burial was given in the Citizens cemetery. The pallbearers were: J. R Lowry, E. J. F. Horne, Gorham A. Bray, W., A. Cline. J. A. McGinn and J. C. Stephens. Business Trip. James Bark, the well known meat merchant of Mayer, was an arrival ,, yesterday on a business trip for few days. Returns From Vacation. Dr. C. K. Hartzell, dentist, has . returned from his annual outing at