Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-09
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Miss Ina MCCOmes, who had been spending the summer in the city with friends, returned to Phoenix yesterday.
 At the Sherman.
 Those arriving yesterday at the Sherman House were Robert W. Meador and W. H. Watts, of Max ton. and w. Murphy of Phoenix. Visiting Friends.
 Thomas Taylor, superintendent of United Verde smelters IS in the city for a few days on business, and to visit with his many friends.
 Visits Old Home.
 C. F. Lincoln, a former resident of this city, but now of Jerome, was an arrival yesterday to visit with old-time friends for few days. Visiting Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Murphy ar rived from Miami on Monday night and are to remain for a few weeks visiting with friends and relatives. They are at the home of Mrs. Mary Murphy, mother of the first named. Two Wheel Tourists.
 William (. Burns and Milo N. Franklin. motorcyclists of Phoenix. returned yesterday from the Grand Canyon and northern Arizona on a sightseeing trip, and in a few days leave for home Its the way to see the country, and the trip has been very enjoyable one" both say.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. Fritz Mittcndorf, Of Mayer, left Monday night for Boulder, Colo where she will visit with relatives for a few weeks. She was accom- panied as far as this city by hrrI husband who is the bumper of the railroad at Mayer.
 Mining Business.
 J. $. Boyer. the mining man of Cherry creek. was an arrival yester- day on business, and gives a good report of gold mining in that sec ton which has assumed more inter est since the decline in silver and copper values.
 At Brinkmeyer's.
 Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmey CTS hotel were K. F. Huffman, J F. Fisher. Kirkland; ]. H. Hurley and wife, Los Angeles; Bert Thorne Black Hills; Maurice (. Parsons. Los Angeles; r.. NJ. Levine, Aguil Ia; John Grace, city; K. w. Read, Los Angeles.
 Going to School.
 Ray Hill was an arrival ycster- day from Camp Wood. bringing his daughter. Miss Dorothy Hill tC enter St. Joseph's academy for the fall and winter term. Realty Sold
 Geo. w. Perkins Of Wyoming. | has sold a lot in Fleury's addition to Newell s. Grouse. of this city. | for $55O the decd being recorded yesterday. Crown King Visitor.
 A. II. Glenn. who sold his mer- cantile business at Grown King a 1 short lime ago to Eli Perkins, was an arrival in the city Monday night and will remain here indefinitely. From the South.
 Mrs. D. F.. Nelson and daughter | Miss Lucy L. Nelson. are in the city from Phoenix to join her hus- band anu remain for several weeks. | Pleasure Trip.
 Mrs Hisle and her friend. Miss Lola Pail of Beaumont, Texas, left | yesterday in the formers car upon a ten days pleasure jaunt with the Grand Canyon as the destination. l Business Trip.
 William Christman, mining in | Lynx creek district, was an arrival in the city yesterday on q buSi- | ness trip. and registered at Brink l meyers. Visitors Pleased.
 Rev and Mrs. Claude C. Jones. | the former pastor of the First Chris tian Church Of Phoenix, concluded a summers sojourn in the pines yesterday and returned home Both expressed themselves as delighted with the country and the climate, and will return next season. Autoists Arrive.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Majors. and Mir. and Mrs. C. Bryan Brown. ill their two cars, arrived from the north yesterday en route home to Fl Paso, Texas, via the southern route They had been to Colorado on a sightseeing trip, but state that Northern Arizona excels and theI Grand Canyon is the peer of any point in the west
 Comes to Reside
 Mrs William Miller. wife of the. engineer of the A. & C. railroad. ar rived from Wickenburg yesterday and will make this city her future home Her husband also returns in few days. being transferred to this division.
 (From Thursdays Daily0 Passing Through.