Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-07-16
CITY NEWS
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10 the Soutn.
T. w. Otis left yesterday for
Mesa, where he has farming lands,
and will remain away for a few
days only.
Back to Phoenix.
Albert Penny, who has been a
guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
J. B. McNally for the past week, re-
turned home yesterday.
Leaves For Coast.
Ed Shumate left yesterday for
Southern California where he will
spend the next few weeks, COM
bining business with pleasure.
Concluded Duties.
Miss Harriet J. OLIVER returned
yesterday from Phoenix, where she
concluded her duties a few days ago
as journal clerk OF the Assembly.
Oil Land Deal.
]. L. Hobbs has sold to Robert
Shultz, for the sum of $3.50, a one
eighth interest in two oil claims in
the Verde valley, the deed being
filed for record yesterday.
To the Coast.
C.. K. Pishon and William Gordon
left yesterday for Los Angeles on
business, and return next Sunday,
when they leave for Phoenix by
auto.
Return Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Plummer,
after a visit OF several days, returned
to their home at Anvil Rock yester-
day, where the former is engaged in
the cattle business.
Visiting Miners.
Chas Thurber, of Mohave county;
w. E. Monaghan and H. s. Styles,
OF Jerome, were among the miners
in the city yesterday, registered at
the Sherman House.
Home From Coast.
S. c. Cherry and daughter, Mrs.
A. H. Rogers, arrived from Santa
Ana, Cal, yesterday after an alb
sence OF several months, and are
en- route to Camp Verde, their home.
Mine Inspection.
c. D. Kennedy, mining engineer,
was an arrival Tuesday from Aspen,
Colorado, and will leave in a few
days for the Tiptop section on an
inspection of certain silver proper
ties.
Concludes Visit.
Hugh o. Morrison, brother of
Robt. E. Morrison, after six weeks
sojourn in the city, left for San
Francisco ebay, where he is
engaged in the mine promoting bust
ness
Summer Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Hinson and
neice, Miss frankie Hewitt, are
recent arrivals from Casa Grande,
on the Southern Pacific, and will
spend their second Summer in this
section.
At the Resort.
Prof. a W. Morrill,, State Entom-
ologist, arrived from Phoenix yes
terday and has joined his wife at
Pine Crest, to remain for the Sum
mer at that fascinating addition to
the city.
Concludes Visit.
Miss Gladys Renders, of Phoenix,
who has been entertained for the
past two weeks by Prescott friends,
returned home yesterday to resume
her duties as stenographer at the
capitol building.
Jerome Realty Sales.
David Porter has sold to Mrs. J.
B. Ricketts, for the sum of Sl,SOO,
certain lots in the town of Je, me,
while another deal was that of Jose
Souerez, who sells house and lot
to A. Sandova1 for 81 200, both deeds
being filed for record yesterday.
Visit Ends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gentry, parents
of c. E. Gentry, assistant Assessor
of the county, returned to their
home at Carnegie, Oklahoma, yester-
day morning after a visit of several
weeks. Both expressed themselves
as pleased with the country and
contemplate returning some time in
the future.
Pleased Visitor.
George Macklin, OF Pinal county,
after a four days tryout of the
climate of this section, has con-
Guided to remain for the Summer
and will be joined by his wife and
family on Saturday. They will camp
out among the pines on the Copper
Basin highway.