Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-05-13
Visiting Friends.

/ ing Win ITteIldS lot lew days.
Leaves for South.
Mrs. F. J. F. Horne. left yester-
day for Bisbee to visit with her
sisters, Mrs. Fred Reynolds and
Mrs. T. J. Council. for the next
two months.
Valley Visitor.
Frank Rynearson. off Kirkland val
ley, was in the city yesterday on a
business trip, registering at Brink
meyers hotel.
Mayer Visitors.
]. T. Surrett. Nathan Anderson.
Robert Burmister and w. F. Gil
mer composed a party of auto trav-
elers who arrived from Mayer yes
terday on a business trip.
Land Transaction.
John w. Dougherty of San Diego
has sold to Edwin G. We'll Of Miller
valley, for $3.50. a lot in Garden
land tract, the deed being recorded
yesterday.
Masonic Mission.
\. d. Barnhart left Wednesday
night for Atlanta. Georgia. as a
delegate from Aztlan lodge OF this
city to participate in the meeting
of the Imperial Council of the Mys-
tic Shrine. Arizona is allotted three
delegates. and Prescott is one of
the favored cities.
To the Coast.
Mrs. f. w. Stephens and children
left yesterday for Bakersfield and
Los Angeles. to be away for the
summer visiting with Mrs. NJ. J..
Dickson, mother of Mrs. Stephens.
Eastern Visitors.
Miss Frances F. Lewis and broth
er, H. s. Lewis, of Bridgeport, ILL.,.
arrived Wednesday. and are to re-
main indefinitely as the guests of
Miss Ethel F. Brown and her broth
er, Joe Brown at the St. Michael
hotel
Visit Ends.
Mrs. R. i. Jones, wife of the
agent of the S. r P. & P. railroad
at Skull valley, concluded a visit
of several days yesterday, and re-
turned home While here she was
the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs |
T. NJ. Jones. and friends.
C2fe Reopened.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintyre who came
to Prescott highly recommended as
caterers, reopened the Palace cafe
yesterday. and announced they will
conduct one of the best eating
houses in the city. and at prices
that will be reasonable.
Touring the State.
Mrs. w. F. Dermont and daught-
er. Miss Marguerite Rermont, of
Williams. with their chauffeur, are
in the city at the St. Michael, en-
route to the southern part of the
State, on a trip of recreation for
the next month. They resume their
journey today, and travel in a big
Packard car, the finest seen in this
city in several months.
Carter Corra1ed
Joseph Carter of Kirkland, is an
other rangeman that has tired of the
slow punching of the ponies to go
anywhere, and yesterday made his
bedut behind the throttle of Ford
roadster purchased from the Hill
Hardware Co. A census of Kirk
land shows that there is an auto
for every land and cattle owner,
with only one exception. and he is
nibbling at the gasolene bait.
Going to Fossil Greek.
F. S. Viele, president, and R. 5.
Mason. chief engineer of the Ari-
IONA Power Company. arrived from
Phoenix Wednesday night and left
yesterday for Fossil creek, on a
trip of inspection of the big cleo
lllNdl plant NY WIZ oNNOhiPo
MED by Harry R. Tritle, of the
Phoenix Gazette. 1t is reported that
the object of the trip is to consid-
er the charging of the plant, all
power available being consumed.
To Start Up Mines.
John Slak. the we'll known min
ing operator of Black Canyon dis
trict. was a business visitor to the
city yesterday, coming from Mayer,
his headquarters. He states he is
making arrangements to revive GER
tain mines near Turkey station, dur
ing The coming summer, after max
ing extensive examinations to as
certain the most desirable locations.
(From Saturdays Daily)
To the Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Munsen and two
children left yesterday for Phoe-
nix to visit with relatives and