Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-11-25
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Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Edwards, OF
Walnut creek. were in the city
yesterday.
From Humboldt.
Among the out OF town business
visitors yesterday was W. B. Korr,
OF Humboldt.
Brief Visitor.
c. \. Randall. with the Congress
mines. was visitor to the city yes
terday on company business.
Visiting Lawyers.
Attorneys II. NJ Gibbs and c. H.
Rutherford. attorneys OF Jerome are
in the city attending superior court.
Here on Business.
\. Sanford and Charles Sanford.
OF Seligman, had business OF 4 va
ried nature in the county seat yes
terday.
On Way Home.
Mr.. and sAIrs. ]. H. Maders, OF
Dewey passed through Prescott yes
terday in their auto on the way
home from the state fair at Phoenix.
Leaving For Coast.
Mrs. Sadie Oberbeck will leave to-
day for Los Angeles with her daugh-
ter Beatrice who has Just recovered
from an attack of rheumatic fever.
Joe Lewis Also.
Joe Lewis accompanied Deputy
Clerk A. L. Jones on hunting trip
up the Big Chino. They will go
into Mohave county fields for big
game before returning.
Coast Visitor.
Seth Turlock, visitor during the
summer. for his health returned
Tuesday from Ventura, Cal, and will
reside in the Verde valley during
the winter. He has a nephew at
Clarkdale.
Making the Rounds.
c. D. Rogers, OF San Francisco,
Inspector of weights OF the Santa
Fe system, was an arrival yesterday
to remain for a few days on bust
ness. He is making his annual trip
through the state.
Mining Business.
George Olsen. the well known
pioneer resident, and mining man
OF the Stoddard field. is in the city
from his camp, and reports develop
ment as going ahead with satisfac-
tory results.
Returning Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Denny.
who have been in the southern part
OF the state for the past two weeks
on an auto tour, returned yesterday
en- route home to Anvil Rock They
registered their car at the Yavapai
garage.
Business Trip.
John Flanagan, the freighter in
and out of Kirkland valley IS in the
city on business, and reports his
line OF business as indicating quite
an active mining region. as in evil
dence adjacent to that shipping
point.
Greeting Friends.
Ben c. Ward. the we'll known
mining engineer, now connected with
the government reclamation service
at Phoenix in professional ca
pacity, was in the city yesterday
shaking hands with his many Pres
colt friends.
Going to College.
Miss Madeline Sullivan. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan.
left yesterday for San Francisco.
where she will enter St. Mary's col
lege for the winter term. Many of
her friends were at the depot to say
farewell.
Kirkland Man in Town.
John Flanagan, of Kirkland, who
was in the city yesterday, says that
Kirkland is getting ready for the ap-
proach OF prohibition but he could
not tell just how far it would go.
I'VE have the habit OF burying things
up there" he said. whatever that
may mean.
Eastern Visitor.
James Dennison, Of Camp Point,
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remaining indefinitely, probably to
be an investor in farming lands.
He leaves for the Verde valley lat
er, and seeks a new location for
the health OF his wife, who at pres
ent is at Cotton, California.
(From Fridays Daily)
In Town.