Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-02
Visiting Friends.

| visiting Frlends.
 Mrs. Julius Pothast, of Cedar Glade, is in the city to remain for several days visiting with friends, and is guest of Mrs. J. H. John son. on North Montezuma street.
 (From Sundays Dany) On a Vacation.
 Dr. (. II. Totten, the osteopath, left for Southern California re sorts yesterday on a trip of re- creation to be away for the next two weeks.
 Visiting Officer. C. Nj. Bledsoe, Deputy U. S Mar shal for the Winslow district, was visitor yesterday on official du- ties. leaving later for the Mayer country.
 Country Visitors.
 Mrs. Gus Schell and Mrs. Martha Palm of Verde valley, are in the city to visit with friends, and are at Brinkmeyer's hotel for few days.
 Entertains Friends.
 Mrs. V. E. Duncan is entertain ing for a few weeks Mrs. Harry Figley and daughter, Miss Martelle Figlcy. who arrived from Phoenix yesterday, to enjoy the climate Range Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. w. C. Denny were arrivals in auto yesterday from An gil Rock where the former is en- gagged in the range business. They registered their car at the Yavapai garage.
 Enjoying the Climate.
 Mrs. Park R. Mittin, of Buckeye, and sister, Mrs. Laura Schmid, of Tempe, were arrivals yesterday to remain indefinitely the climate be- ing the attraction.
 Brief Visitors.
 J. H. Morrison, manager of the Puntenney Lime Company, was visitor with his wife and family in .he city yesterday, returning later Cedar Glade
 Valley Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. Denalde of Kirk land valley were arrivals yester- lay on business and to visit with friends for short time.
 (From Tuesdays Daily) Business Trip.
 L. P. Nellis, the merchant and mining man of Turkey, was an ar rival by team yesterday on business. Official Business.
 Fred Ulmo, forest ranger of the Walnut creek division, is in the city for few days on official busi- less, and to visit with friends. Returns Home.
 Miss Pearl Jackson, who had been visiting with friends in the city for  ] few days, the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. I. Roberts, returned to her home in Kirkland valley yesterday. From the North.
 Chester Dickerson and E. F. Coli priest, of Ash Fork, were auto visitors to the city Sunday to visit with friends and on business. Making the Rounds.
 Don (. Babbitt, of Mesa who is seeking the Democratic nomination for the Corporation Commission, ar rived from the south Sunday and is mingling with the faithful here for few days. Mining Business.
 John McKlnnon. who has been developing his mines near Mt. Un- ion for several years, was in the city yesterday on business and stat cd that the ore dump is the best indication of the showing his prop erty has made The silver values, however, are attractive, and until the cheap metal reaches the old mark, he will keep his ore on the ground Leave for Los Angeles.
 Mrs J. w. Mines ard daughter, Marjorie Mines, left Sunday for Los Angeles where the latter is to resume her studies during the com ing fall school term. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dan 'Condron, of Walnut Grove were arrivals yester- day on business and to visit with their many friends for the rest of the week Visit Ends.
 Mrs. O. P. Kennedy and Lyle Gasby. who had been visiting the city for several weeks, as guests of Mrs. Mabel F Smith, returned to Phoenix yesterday.