Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-21
Visiting Friends.

Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. E. Rudy, Of Skull valley was an arrival yesterday in auto and will remain for a few days visiting with friends
 Mining Business.
 H. W. Thacker, identified with mines near Mayer, was an arrival yesterday from Los Angeles, to re- sume development.
 Country Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. William Burns, of Jerome Junction. were visitors with friends in the city during the week, returning home yesterday. Business Girls Picnic.
 Twenty-Five members of the Busi- ness Girls Club on Tuesday evening motored out to the Granite Dells and spent a most enjoyable evening along the lake.
 Comes For Summer
 B. w. Getsinger, owner of a valu- able orchard ranch on Willow creek. was an arrival from Phoenix yester- day. to join his wife and family and remain for the summer.
 Go to Range.
 A. A. Johns and J. A. Trenberth left yesterday for Nelson, the head quarters of the Aubrey Investment Co.,, to look after range interests. Mr. Johns is to remain away indefinitely. Range Visitor.
 C. L. Rigden, rancher and range man of Kirkland valley, who is in the city on business trip, states that rain would be welcomed this month as the country again was dry ing up.
 Engineer Visitor.
 J. w. Dawson, a well known coast mining engineer, and frequent wis itor in recent years, was an arrival yesterday from Los Angeles, and will make examinations of certain prop critics in this field
 Passing Through.
 D. M. Francis of Flagstaff, was a brief visitor yesterday en route to Phoenix on a hurry-up call from his wife and family who are desirous of occupying their summer home in the skylight city.
 Rain is Needed.
 w. L. Roberts was in the city yes terday from Skull valley, and stated the delayed rainy season this year, was causing complaint among farm CTS and cattlemen. High dry winds is given as the reason for the dry condition of the country. Climate Attracts.
 Mrs. H. C. Olund, wife of a well known operator of mines in the Brad shaws, arrived yesterday from Vidal, near Parker, to remain for the sum- mer Mir. Olund is in charge of a camp at that point, and his holdings are attracting attention. Visits Old Home.
 Grant Beatson, a former popularly known resident of this city, and a linotype operator on the Index, of San Bernardino, Cal, was an arrival yesterday to join his wife and re- main for vacation of few weeks. He receives a welcome from many friends.
 Enjoying the Climate.
 MT. and Mrs. H. C. Cavness and Mrs. Susie Bone, sister of the first named, have arrived from Phoenix to remain for the summer They were former residents, when Mr. Cavness was identified with the Burnt Ranch Cattle Co.,, on Willow creek. Mayer Visitor.
 H. C. Heffelman, the well known merchant of Mayer, was a business visitor yesterday, and stated the new ore custom plant was attracting more attention than usual, at present, as machinery was arriving and a market was assured for early in the fall for many mines of that field. To Capital City.
 Major A. J. Doran has gone to Phoenix, to consult with the State Board of Control, on matters pertain ing to construction of the women's annex to the Pioneers Home in this city. He is one of the three commits sioners to represent the Parsons estate in the disposition of the be- quest of $4O,OOO to these pioneers.