Weekly journal-miner., 1914-09-16

of the Y-P. mines at Maxton, is in the city for a few days on business matters.
 Return Home.
 Mrs. ] Terry. a former resident of the city. who had been spend ing the summer with friends, re- turned to Miami, yesterday. Crown King Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Thompson and William F. Craig of Crown King, were arrivals Monday night to remain until the end of the week on business.
 Buys Residence.
 R. w Bullard has purchased from A. NJ. Zeiger. residence in Con gress Junction, the deed having been recorded yesterday for a nominal consideration.
 Return from Trip.
 Mrs Hisle and her friend, Miss Lola Naul, of Beaumont, Texas, have returned from ten days auto tour to the Grand Canyon. Political Mission.
 ]. E. Leeper, manager of the A. & A. mines, and candidate for the lower house on the democratic tick ct, was in the city yesterday pro noting his political ambitions, com ing from Jerome.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. Luella Kennedy, a former resident of this city, mother of Miss Fern Kennedy. was an arrival yes terday from Modem. Missouri, and is en route to Merced. Cal, to visit with her daughter. While here she she will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs w. T. King.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. J Paul. formerly proprietor of the Paul hotel at Jerome Juno ton, left that place yesterday for a few days visit with her brother, Charles Brannen, an engineer on the U. V. & F. railway.
 To Visit Friends.
 Miss Mata Dexter and Miss Nell Clements. teachers of the Prescott Public Schools. left yesterday for Jerome where they will visit with friends until the end of the week Miller III.
 Morris Miller, reporter for the Journal-Miner, was taken suddenly i'll yesterday and may be confined to his room for a number of days Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul H. Wright were in the city yesterday from Camp Wood, on business and to visit with friends. The former stated that cat tie continue in fine condition. and that the fall roundup is in progress at the Harmon place.
 Brief Visitors.
 ]. K. Miller, in charge of the city pumping plant on Willow creek was visitor with his wife and fam lily in town yesterday, coming on business.
 Concludes Outing.
 Miss Harriet J. Oliver. an attache Of the Secretary of State. returned to Phoenix yesterday after a few weeks vacation visiting with her parents at Fort Whipple. and friends in this city
 Leaves for Normal.
 Miss Wilma Riscow left Pres colt yesterday for Tempe. where she will enter the State normal school. Her many friends held a farewell reception at the West Pres colt NJ. E. church Monday night and presented her with a beautiful book as token of the high regard in which she is held by the mem- bers of the church of which she is a member.
 From Thursdays Daily.) Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Oscar Rune. of Camp Verde IS in the city to visit with friends for a few days.
 From the Coast.
 John Ujack and J. L. Wiley ar rived in auto yesterday from h. glewood, Cal, and are to remain here indefinitely. Ujack was a former resident
 Rural Visitor.
 Carl Rees. farming and stock rais- ing in the Chico valley, was a busi- ness visitor to the city yesterday. At Brinkmeyer's.
 Those registering at Brinkmeyer's hotel yesterday were ]. B. Kellam Flagstaff; J. J. Rodgers, Wright & Jones. Dewey; A. Voller, Skull val ley; J. Shafter, Groom creek. Eastern Visitor.
 Paul J. Carlisle. of Shelbyville Indiana, was an arrival yesterday tc remain indefinitely on business and visit with friends.
 Attending Court
 T. C. Mulcaire and T. D. Piper of Jerome, are in the city to attend Superior Court as jurymen on . special venire.
 Business Trip.
 C. NJ. Colvocoeresses, manager o the Consolidated at Humboldt. was brief business visitor to the city yesterday on business, and stated the smelter continues steady pro. duction, and that the Blue Bell i: being developed under condition: that are satisfactory. No further decrease in the payroll is under con. sideration
 From the Country.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Ellison ana MT. and Mrs. w. s. Johnson, o Walnut creek, were arrivals in theil