Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-08-12

u. W. Hull OF Jerome was bus
mess visitor to The city yesterday,
and also to visit with his many
friends.
At the Sherman.
Yesterdays arrivals at the Sher-
man house were ]. \. Kellam, Flag
staff; y. V. Jordan and Louis s.
Norman of FL Paso. Texas.
Concludes Visit.
Mrs. \. s. Creekmur. and son who
had been visiting with relatives and
friends at the old home for the
summer. returned to San Diego yes
terday.
Passing Through.
Mrs. Sidney Jordan. daughter OF
Mrs. T. NJ. Anderson. arrived yes
terday from Bartletsville. Oklahoma
and will remain for a few days. She
IS en- route to Los Angeles. where
her husband is with a moving pic
ture company.
At Brinkmeyer's.
Arrivals at Brinkmeyer's hotel yes
terday were II. II. Cloud, Los An
geles; Geo. f. Anderson. San Ber-
nardino: Thomas \ Swanson, Phoe-
nix: NJ. Buert. Copper Basin and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Sims and family
Phoenix
At the Prescott.
Arrivals yesterday at the Pres
colt hotel were David Jerome. Port
land. Ore; q. Harrison, Chicago;
William Gray. Cottonwood; P. R.
Snowden. Wickenburg; w. R. Dan
nemiller. Jerome Junct.; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. \. Thompson, Phoenix;
T. c. Snider, Clarkdale; Mr.. and
Mrs. c Fisher. Phoenix; Ray Aiken.
Jerome. Junct.; William Goddard.
Camp Verde; NJ \. Franks, d. P.
Mcdonald, Los Angeles.
From the Resort.
w. ]. Murphy, of the Iron Springs
colony, was in the city yesterday
visiting with many old time Pres
colt acquaintances. In the early
days of building the Atlantic & Pa
cihc railroad. Mr.. Murphy was one
Of the big contractors. Retiring
from that line of business, he went
to the Salt River Valley. and has
prospered. being classed as one of
the heaviest land owners in that
district.
(From Fridays Dailyl
To the Coast.
Mrs. Minnie Seaman left for Los
Angeles. where she will enjoy an
outing for the next month and visit
with friends.
Awarded Contract.
Z. T. Owens has been awarded
the painting contract for the new
manual training and high school
buildings.
Jerome Visitors.
Among the Jeromcites in the city
attending court on naturalization
duties. are +. T. Johnston. J. w.
Radley, Otto OLSON and T. +. Shea
all regis eriag at the Prescott hotel.
Recent Arrivals.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kortsen OF
Mesa. and w P. Clements of Wei
ser. Idaho. were arrivals at the
Prescott hotel.
Serious Illness.
Mrs. d. w. Womack has received
the sad news that her aunt, Mrs.
+. NJ. Carr of Springfield. Mo-, is
not expected to recover from an at
tack OF typhoid fever from which
she has been suffering for two
months.
Official Business.
G. NJ. Willard. Game Warden OF
he State arrived from Phoenix yes
.erday and is at the Prescott hotel.
He comes on official business and
will visit Oak creek and the Verde
valley, the latter section having been
his former home.
Headed this way.
AIitt Simms OF Solomonsville who
is a candidate for State treasurer on
the Democratic ticket. writes to a
friend here that he has started his
campaign and expects to be in Pres
cott next week.
Back from Idaho.
Captain O. NJ. Carter returned yes
terday from Boise. Idaho. to remain
for few days on business pertain
ing to the affairs of the Arizona
Land and Irrigation Co., with which
he has been identified.
Taking Layoff.
Oliver King. of the circulation de-
partment of the Arizona Republi-
can, is a recent arrival from Phoe-
nix, to spend his vac1tion among
the pines and inhale the balmy air
in the mile high town.
At Brinkmeyer's.
Arrivals yesterday at Brinkmeyer's
hotel were T. J. Horstman, Chica-
90; J. \. Kellam, Flagstaff; T. P.
Bounds. Chicago; R. W. Ballonlyne,
II. c. Deming, w. s. Hadden. Je-
rome; Roy DuGrannut. Chicago.