Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-08-19

Humboldt, are in the city for 4 few
days visiting with friends.
Seligman Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Cutler, the
former a merchant OF Sehgman,
were arrivals in auto Tuesday on
business and pleasure.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Ellison, of
Walnut creek, were arrivals in the
city yesterday on business and to
visit with friends.
Returns from Coast.
Mrs. Ed Shumate has returned
from the coast, where she had been
enjoying an outing for the past.
month.
Resumes Studies.
Miss Winnie l. Mayer, has re-
turned to the Flagstaff Normal to
resume her studies for the fall
term. She will graduate next May.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Shultz and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Miller, OF the Santa
Maria are in the city in auto.
At the Sherman.
Those registering at the Sherman
house yesterday were Oscar Rengo,
Thumb Butte; R. l. Price, Doug
las; ]. A. Williams and family. Bis
bee; d. J. Sinclair. Congress.
Students Leave.
Miss Annie Wallingford and Miss
Marcella Brinkmeyer. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brinkmeyer.
graduates of the Prescott high
school, left yesterday for Berkeley.
Cal, where they will enter the Uni
versity of California.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. ]. " Frederick. of the Yer
de valley is in the city TO remain
for several days visiting with her
many friends.
Mining Business.
Alexander B. Baker, ]. w. VIII
liams. and R. G. Whitmarsh. mining
men of Placeritas, are in the city
on a business trip.
Visited Old Home.
Mrs. Albert Crum. sister of Henry
Suder, returned yesterday from
Marietta. Ohio. her former home
after two months visit with her
father and other relatives.
Summer Visitors.
Mrs. L. w. Ketcherside of Yu-
ma. wife of DR.. Ketcherside. and
their daughter, are recent arrivals
10 remain for the summer. They
are occupying the Banks bunga-
low in Idylwild.
Coming Back.
Mrs. Martin O'Mally, who will be
we'll remembered by many of this
city as a former resident, writes
from Carson City. Nevada, that she
will return in a few weeks TO re-
side She has purchased the Get
singer bungalow in Idylwild.
Business Trip.
R. 4. Kinsman, freighting out
of Humboldt who was in the city
yesterday on business, stated the
decline in prices of copper is Great
ing considerable speculation as the
future of the big smelling plant.
Brinkmeyer Arrivals.
Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmey-
er's hotel were n. s. Rudwill, Hum
boldt; George Simons. Phoenix; c.
Bnogard, city; Eli Davis, city; NJ.
Caspers, city; G. c. Spencer, Dew
ey: A. L. Meredith. Tempe; Mr..
and Mrs. o. J. Gilbert
Auto Arrivals.
The register of the Yavapai gar
age yesterday showed the following
cars that arrived during the day:
w. D. Tremaine. Phoenix; Albert
Fain, Camp Verde; Mrs. Heatley.
Tucson; Joe Petit, Humboldt; w.
H. bdNh. DEdNGl AlGChs - H. lluA-
son. California; d. d. Treltin. New
Mexico.
Come to Reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ward, of
Kansas, recent arrivals, have de
cided to make Idylwild their future
home. the climate and the scenery
appealing to them as attractive.
They will build a large bungalow
and the material is being placed
on the lot they purchased few
days ago.
Back from Outing.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Carter have
returned from 4 months tour of
the eastern portion of the State,
making the White Mountain Indian
reservation their point of recrea-
ton. They returned via Globe.
Roosevelt and Phoenix.