Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-30
(From Satntdar,s Dailv.l

(trom Saturdays Daily.)
 Brief Visit.
 B. McNicholl, station agent of the P. & T.. railroad at Humboldt. was a
 brief business visitor to the city yes
 terday.
 Come to Visit.
 Mrs. O. F. Mognett and Mrs. F. J. Brown, of Ash Fork, were arrivals yesterday on a weekend visit with friends in the city.
 Country Visitors.
 Mrs. A. w. Stringfeld and son, Lon Springfield, were arrivals yesterday from Mint valley in auto, on their weekly shopping trip.
 Rural Visitor.
 w. R. Rhodes, well known farmer and pioneer resident, of the Jerome Junction section, was an arrival yes terday on business visit On Business.
 Ted H. Decker, former resident of this city and Jerome, is again here as travelling salesman of the Anchor Packing Co.,, of San Francisco. Fine Fruit.
 Robert Finnie, Of Beaver creek, brought to the city yesterday a ship ment of fine peaches, the first to reach this market this season. To Capital City.
 Mrs. T. c. Marks, wife of Under Sheriff Marks, left yesterday for Phoenix, where she will visit for sev- eral days with her brother, Geo. w. Mauk.
 Visiting Relative.
 A. B. West, chief dispatcher of the s. F., P. & P. Ry., is enjoying a visit from his brother-in.law, R. C. Scho- field, who arrived yesterday from Phoenix.
 Country Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Shultz, R. J. Shultz. Mir. and Mrs. C. P. Mullen, and Thaddeus Mullen, were arrivals last night in auto from the Hillside country. Country Visitor.
 John O. Eckel, Of Fair Oaks, was an arrival yesterday, and reported farmers busy harvesting the hay crop, and aside from the heavy fruit losses, good crops were assured. Comes to Visit.
 The many friends in the city of Miss Jean Exc will be pleased to learn of her arrival during the week and she is guest of Mrs. Robert Cornell, Jr. She was a visitor last summer and will remain for the next two months, returning to Everett, Wash, where she is teacher in the public schools. Valley Visitor.
 C.. L. Rigden, of Kirkland valley, is in the city on business trip, and states that loading 5of over 1900 head of range steers has started at that station for shipmeht to California. Old Home, ; Lee Bufl1ans, former well known residcnt of this city, was an arrival yestcfday from Selignan, where he is in business, and will remain until after Frontier Days to visit with friends. Miners Return. .., e-s. :. s. T. Pierce and Harry Stanford, well known miners of this section, have returned from the San Juan placer fields of Colorado, after an ab- sence of over one year, and again will locate here. .,. Condition Favorable.
 Miss Agnes B. Todd, who submit | ted to an operation during the week for appendicitis, is at Mercy hospital, | and her condition was reported as favorable yesterday, which her many 1 friends will be pleased to learn. Visits Old Home.
 Miss Belle D. Franks, a resident several years ago, was an arrival dur ing the week from Visalia, Cal, to visit with friends, and left yesterday i for the Verde valley where she has relatives. She returns next week to enjoy Frontier Days. Business Trip.
 Fritz Mittendorf, of Mayer, in charge of the water service of the Mountain railway, is in the city on land business for a few days, and to visit with friends. He states the town continues lively, and mines adjacent are teeming with activity. Nebraskans Coming.
 Stephen Miller, who located near this city with his wife over one year ago, for the benefit of her health, writes from Auburn, Neb.. that he re- turns next week, and will be accom- panied by five others of that town, who are desirous of attending From tier Day doings.
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