Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-08
Leaves for Summer.

MIS-. L. II. Meek lett w SuHCSudl
/ for Puenta. Cal, where she will re-
main for the summer with her moth
er. Mrs. NJ. J. Jack, who formerly
resided in this city,
Country Visitors.
Those arriving at the Prescott
hotel yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H. Miller, of Santa Maria. Mr..
and Mrs Lee Wombacher. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. y. Wombacher of Cherry
creek, K. c. Burmister and George
Woodling of Mayer, Frank Hough
of Camp Verde, and ]. A. Mckay
of Congress.
Big Rains.
Fred F. Edwards, who arrived
yesterday from Ash creek, south of
Senator reports the heaviest rains
for this time of the year ever
known, the fall covering Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The
benefit to range interests will be in
calculable, and for the nest of the
year fine feed and plenty of water
will result.
Verde Drenched.
Those arriving in auto yesterday
from the Verde valley included Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Wing6eld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Fain, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Back. They report
heavy rains curing the week and
vangemen as very much pleased.
(From Saturdays Daily
Popular Phoenician.
f. Powers Conway, general man.
ager of the Barber Asphalt Paving
is in the, city from Phoenix.
Visiting Old Home.
Mrs. Robert Brow was an arrival
yesterday from Phoenix, and comes
to look after her business interests
here for a few days and to visit
with friends.
Goes to Ranch.
B. w. Getsinger was an arrival
yesterday from Phoenix and left
for his orchard ranch on Willow
creek. on trip of inspection Ito
remain for several days.
Federal Official Here.
u. s. Attorney T. A. Flynn is
in the city for a few days coming
from Flagstaff his old home where
he is spending the summer.
Judicial Visitors.
Chief Justice Alfred Franklin and
Associate Justice H. D. Ross of the
Supreme Court OF Arizona, are
among the distinguished visitors to
the city. g.l..
Brief Visitors.
U. S. Marshal ]. P Dillon was
brief visitor to the city yesterday
while returning from the east. leav-
ing this morning for Phoenix. He
was joined shere by his chief deputy
Don n. Willetts. who was in the
city on official business during the
day and who also returned south.
Entertaining Friend.
Miss Anna Murphy is entertaining
for few weeks, Miss Irene Bart,
of Flagstaff, who arrived yesterday
to enjoy Frontier Days, and to Wis
it with friends.
From the Mines.
Fred Darragh and E. P. Sheldon,
with the Y-P mines near Maxton
in responsible capacities, and Miss
Darragh and Miss Jones, were ar
rivals yesterday, and are to re-
liain during Frontier Days.
Prominent Visitor.
Fred T. Golfer, one of ithe prom
inent State fair commissioners of
Apache county. arrived from St.
Johns yesterday to attend the good
roads convention, and mingle with
his many friends here and from
other sections.
Visiting Attorney.
Geo. w. Glowner. the attorney
of Williams, is here, combining
business with pleasure. He has
litigation in the Superior Court and
will remain over for the celebra
iion.
Three Kings.
Thomas. Arthur and Charles King
we'll known rangemen of Big Chino /
valley are in the city to see what
the Frontier Day boys are capable
of doing in the hoof and horn bust
ness.
From Coconiho.
Charles Puntenney. Richard Per-
kins and Paul Moore are a trinity /
of well known rangemen from Co (
conino county who are in the city .
to see how the trick is done by
the expert RATA artists and the skill
ed broncho busters in the arena of
Frontier Day festivities.
Comes Back.
T. F. Fitzsimmons, formerly .
Il.