Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-06

the city, to remain Tor few days,
and are at the Prescott hotel. Mr..
Crabb is looking over that property
and is en- route to Pinedale, Navajo
county, where he has charge OF that
branch OF the cattle business of his
firm
Educator Here.
Prof. R. II. II. Blome. superin-
tendent OF the Flagstaff Normal
school, is in the city at the Pres
colt hotel, to remain for Jew days
on private business.
Returning Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rhoten, Mrs.
c. G. Shumway and Mrs. F. G. Sol
ONION are in the city at the Prescott
hotel, en- route to Holbrook from
Mesa, after a winters sojourn. They
travel in two autos.
(From Saturdays Daily)
Outside Visitor.
L. L. Gilbert, of Dewey, is in the
city at the Prescott hotel, on bus
mess trip for a few days.
From the South.
Mrs. F. V. Johnson, who had been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. w.
]. Mulvenon, at Phoenix, for several
weeks. returned yesterday.
Fraternal Mission.
Judge s. F. Denison. prominently
known in Masonic circles arrived
from Jerome yesterday to remain
for a few days on fraternal duties,
AMI to visit with his many friends
To the Coast
| Mrs. ]. NJ. Aitken and Mrs. A.
A Johns, left yesterday for San
Francisco, where they will visit with
their sister, Mrs. J. F. Wilson, for
the next two,months.
Summer Visitor.
Miss Frances Goddard, of FL Pa
So, Texas. an attache of the u. s.
Geological and Boundary Survey
corps, is recent arrival in the city
to remain for the summer. She
has chosen IdylwiId as her home.
Visited the Ranch.
Rev c. ". Deming. pastor of the
Methodist church at Kingman, re-
turned north yesterday after look
ing after his ranch interests in the
Point of Rocks.
Boosts the Event.
Robert Fallon, of Sherwood &
Sherwood. of Los Angeles, is in the
city making the rounds for that
big firm, and stated yesterday he
comes to pave the way for the heg-
ira. that will be here on Frontier
Day. With his wife and family he
will arrive a week ahead OF the big
doings.
Band Concert.
The band concert will commence
Sunday at o'clock, when a select
ed program will be given. The choir
of 100 voices will start at $50
o'clock
Ready to Register.
J. H. Robinson and f. N. Mar
lowe were appointed registration Of
ficers yesterday by Recorder Col
well. The former will enroll names
of voters of this precinct, while the
latter will have Williamson valley
to look after.
Going South.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Penwell pass
ed through the city yesterday from
Navajo county in a team, and had
a drove of fifteen horses that are
to be used on an irrigating ditch
being constructed in Southern Ari-
IONA. A shepherd dog kept the an
finals in line, the sight being quite
an interesting one.
Visiting Friends.
Miss Lillian Dresback, of Tucson,
is in the city en- route to Clark
dale to visit with friends for a few
weeks. She was for many years an
attache of the National Botanical
Society, and has made frequent trips
to the desert to study the flora of
that region. Later she goes to the
Grand Canyon and the Cliff Dwell
ings near Flagstaff, as well will she
visit Montezuma's Castle on Bea-
yer creek.
From the Mines.
F. ]. Farnham, mining in the TIN.
key creek district, is in the city, to
meet brother who is coming from
Montpelier, Vermont, to remain for
the summer. Farnham states that
silver mining continues and it is be-
lieved the output this year will be
quite heavy.
Arrives Today.
Captain o. NJ. Carter, with the
Arizona Land & Irrigation Com
pany in the developing of the lands