Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-06-17
Passing Through.

al the Prescott hotel.
Passing Through.
r. P. Smith. of the business OF.
fee Of the New York Herald, IS u
the city returning home after :
trip 10 Los Angeles on private mat
tiers, and will remain Tor week
longer to enjoy the climate and
view the interesting scenery. His
impressions OF this ree,cr are dc
cidedly favorable, and his sojourn
has been attended with agreeable
conditions. En- route he will take in
the Grand Canyon and in the mean
time the great United Verde mine.
the Clarkdale smelter ard other
places of interest.
Vacation Trip.
Miss Pearl Tinsler. stenographer
in the law offices of r. P. Talbot.
left for San Francisco yesterday.
where she will remain for the sum-
mer with her mother.
Comes for Summer.
w. R. Stone. former we'll known
resident of the city, returned yes
terday from Southern Arizona
where he had been winter
ing for his health. to remain for
the summer with his wife and fam
lily.
Pioneer Visitor.
Ed. A. Jordan one OF the best
known residents of the county. was
an arrival from Verde valley yester
day on business, and registered at
Brinkmeyer's hotel He reports big
yields of hay. and certain lines of
fruit. the country being in a very
prosperous condition.
Eastern Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson, of
(From Saturdays Daily.)
Comes for Summer.
Mrs. Mark O'Neal of Douglas.
has arrived to remain for the sum-
mer at the old home. and is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles
New Chef Arrives.
John Rechl. late chef of the Shell
don hotel. FL Paso. Texas, arrived
and is to fill an engage
ment for the next three months at
the. Palace Grill, owned by Billy
WEIGH.
Students Return.
The Misses Grace and Minnie
Cordes, who had been at the Tenn
pc Normal school. during the win
ter. returned yesterday. and leave
for home at Cordes today to spend
their vacation.
Miss Wingheld Comes.
While the event occurred in Pres
cott yesterday. the many friends in
the Verde valley of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wingheld are advised that
they are happy parents of a fine
little baby girl. their first born. |
To New Home.
Mrs. NJ. L. Baldwin and son, An
rev J. Baldwin, after several year,
Of a residence in Prescott, have
to leave and here
after will reside. in Los Angeles,
heir former home. Many friends
n the city regret their departure.
TO Enjoy Climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Slidden. and
Misses Edith and Carrie Frank.
heir neices, are recent arrivals
rom Pima county. and after a brief
rip to the Grand Canyon will make
'rescott their summer home. The
'isitors are delighted with the
Mountains and the climate.
Return from South. .-
Mrs. A. ]. Peat and sister. Mrs.
Hannah NJ. Bates, both sstimabIe
pioneer residents OF this section
'eturned a few days ago from the
part OF the State. and are
o remain at their home in South
Prescott for hhe summer. 1t will be
earned with regret that the health
If Mrs. Bates has not improved by
he change OF climate, hence their
eturn 10 the old home.
Mining Business.
Ben Rybon, superintendent of the
humboldt Consolidated mines was
n the city yesterday on business.
nd states development continues
nd conditions are satisfactory. In
few days DR.. Bowen, president,
rrivcs, when plan of large opera
ions and producing is to be con-
idered
special Instruction.
Miss Carmela Martinez left yes
erday for Flagstaff Normal school.
where she will remain for the sum-
ner to take a special course of in