Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-08-12

OF recreation Tor the next month.
Business Trip.
Sidney Graham OF Graham's cafe
left Tor Phoenix yesterday. where
he is called on business matters.
On Business.
81 Gibson, the well known Je-
romeite is in the city on a bust
ness trip for a few days.
Business Trip.
J. c. Hemphill was a visitor from
Mayer yesterday, having business
matters to attend to in the city.
Brief Visitor.
]. E Bark. Familiarity known as
the Mayor OF Mayer, was a brief
visitor to the city yesterday on
business. returning home later.
Country Visitors.
Mrs. Elzora Shackelford. OF Je-
rome Junction, Mrs. William V
Beardsley. of Ash Fork, and Mr..
and Mrs. Neri German of the Con
gress section, were arrivals yes
terday
Back to Coast.
J. H. Stephens returned to Gaia
lima Island yesterday to join his
wife and family and complete his
summer outing. In a few weeks
he goes through the Panama canal
and returns to Prescott via Texas.
At the Congress.
Those registering at the Congress
hotel yesterday were d. H. Baker.
Pasadena. Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Allrich, Phoenix; J. r. Minor. Tex
as: J. R. Davis. Granite Dells and
A. G. Terchman. city.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs \. w. Lessard OF
the Lower Aqua Fria, are in the
city for a few days on business.
While at Mayer en- route, they state.
the heaviest rain storm of the year
occurred. and Big Bug creek car
rid an immense body OF water. No
damage to property followed.
At Brinkmeyer's.
Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmey-
er's hotel were J. c. McCaffrey, OF.
Mohave county; o. O. Shafter. Tenn
pc: w. H. femme and J. s. Srock-
well. Poland; w. T. Cage. Phoenix;
J. H. Stewart. city and B. I. Thomp-
son, Phoenix.
Returns Home.
Mrs. Mark O'NeaL who had been
visiting with relatives and friends
for several weeks, returned to Doug
las yesterday, where her husband is
an employe of the FL Paso and
Southwestern railroad. She was ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. c. s.
Byers, who will remain away for
the next two months.
Back from Coast.
Mrs. J. r. Hilton and daughter.
Miss Nellman Hilton, are again in
the city to remain indefinitely, ar
irving yesterday from Los Angeles,
where they had been visiting with
the parents OF the former, Mr. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Baker.
Destructive Hail.
The ranch of Fitzhugh Lee and
others in Mint valley were badly
damaged by a terrific hail storm
that occurred on last Saturday. The
tomato. bean and other vegetables
were a total loss. and the storm
is said to have been without a
parallel in the memory Of the old
est resident
Taking Layof.
Andrew Mckay, well known in
this city. arrived from the camp OF
the old blackberry mine in Mohave
county yesterday, and is en- route
to Congress his home. to visit with
his wife and family for a few
weeks.
Miss Akard Arrives.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ. Akard are extending them fell
citations, their first born arriving
on Sunday, fine baby girl. They
are residents of Stanton, but have
been sojourning in the city for the
summer.
Verde Visitors.
Granville Fam and Arthur Heath
oattlemen of the Verde country are
in the city, and report stock condi-
tions as favorable, but the weather
as the warmest known in many
years. Rain will soon be needed
to insure good grazing for the fall
At the Prescott.
Arrivals yesterday at the Prescott
hotel were p. B. Larremore. Je-
rome; Mrs w R. Rhodes. Jerome
Junction; Mr.. and Mrs. R. Cooley.
William Schroeder. Beaver Greek;
Mrs James NJ. Farley. Crown King:
Ernest Childers, Humboldt: Charles
Morris, Wickenburg; J. w. Kenna
and c. c. Cole, Phoenix.
From Kirkland.
7. NJ. Earnhart. who has been
looking after his fruit lands in
Kirkland valley for the past two
months, is in the city. and states
that as yet no rain has fallen in
the valley proper, but the ranges