Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-01
Medical Mission.

ILL.,
From the Mines.
William Mcbride, mining in Tur-
key creek district, was in the city
yesterday on business, registering
at Brinkmeyer's hotel.
Outside Arrivals.
]. Z. Surrett, of Mayer, and w.
L. Roberts. of Skull valley, were
in the city yesterday on business
and registered at the Prescott hotel
Mine Examination.
James s. Douglas, well and fav-
orbaly known in this county as a
mining operator, and a potent fac
tor in reviving the Little Daisy
at Jerome. arrived from Douglas
Tuesday night. He visited the Sen
ator mine yesterday and is en- route
to Jerome on his customary trip
of inspection OF the Daisy.
Return to Remain.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Shower re-
turned Sunday from Phoenix after
an absence of several months, and
will again make this city their
home.
Outing on Coast.
Mrs. W. G. Greenwood has gone
to Santa Monica, Cal, for the sum-
mer and will be the guest of Mrs.
Harry Colvig, wife OF the assist
ant cashier of the Prescott Nation
al Bank who left a short time ago.
Returns for Summer.
Mrs. T. J. Simmons. a former res
ident. arrived from Florence yester-
day, to remain with relatives for
the summer. Her husband is
guard at the State penitentiary.
Country Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A Jackson. we'll
known pioneer residents of the
county, are in the city on business
and to visit with friends, coming
from Walnut Grove.
Rural Visitor.
James Sheehan, farming in Wal
nut Grove. is in the city at the
Prescott hotel, to remain for a few
weeks on a vacation and to take
in Frontier Day doings.
Mining Business.
Louis s. Norman, the mining man
is in the city at the Sherman house,
! awaiting the arrival of investors
from the east who are to make ex-
animation of his holdings. with his
view to purchasing.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. ]. A. Twiggs, of Maxton is
in the city to remain for few
weeks visiting with her many friends
and is a guest of Mrs. c. C. Keel
er. She is a teacher of the public
school of that district. and for the
next three weeks the pupils will en-
JOY a vacation.
Jerome Realty Sold.
Ned Creighton, publisher of the
Jerome News, has leased from Mrs.
Ella D. Hill, of Phoenix, three lots
in block four, of Jerome with all
improvements thereon, at a month
ly rental of S35 the document be-
ing recorded yesterday.
Going South.
R. F. Thompson, until recently
the millman of the Gold Roads
mines, in Mohave county, is in the
city at the Sherman house. and in
few days leaves for the southern
part OF the State on mining bust
ness.
| Comes to Visit.
Mrs. F. A. Rice. of Seligman. was
an arrival in the city yesterday and
is to remain for several days visit
ing with friends.
Return for Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Keays re-
turned yesterday from the camp of
the Black Rock Mining Co., near
Constellation, to remain for the
summer at the Emporia mines on
Groom creek, where the former is
a co-owner with w. A. Stortz.
Country Visitor.
AL Skinkle, one of the best known
of old-time residents is in the city
on business for few days, coming
from the American ranch. The big
lake of last winter. he says is van
ishing and in a few weeks. unless
rain comes, the bottom will be Wis
ible.
(From Saturdays Daily)
Returning Home.
Mrs. John Keller, of Jerome, who
had been visiting with friends in
Kingman, arrived yesterday, to re-
main for a few days with relatives
and friends here.
More Coming.
The Hill Hardware Company has
on the road another carload of the