Weekly journal-miner., 1915-08-25
Visited Old Home.

Miss Catherine Hickey concluded a weeks visit with her mother and friends in this city yesterday and re- turned to Phoenix, where she is now residing.
 Mining Business.
 James T. Hinds, superintendent of the Johnson mine holdings on Cherry creek. was an arrival Wednesday on business trip, returning to the camp yesterday.
 Vacation Trip.
 Hugh Mosher, with the Vulture Mines Company, arrived from the camp yesterday to enjoy vacation for few weeks and to visit with his wife and son. Seeking Health. w. J. Mayer, the merchant of Mayer. passed through the city yes terday for Marietta hot springs, Cal ifornia, to take the water cure for rheumatic troubles.
 Home from Outing.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine and two chil- dren have returned from an extended trip to the coast. Mir. Hazeltine ar rives today with his son Jack" They are travelling in auto. Mayer Visitor.
 E. s. Rogers, of Mayer, was an ar rival yesterday and reported the town as lively and the custom plant, that is ready to begin operations, con tinues to be the topic of general dis cussion.
 Back to Prescott.
 J. H. Stephens and Charles Hooker, accompanied by their families, arc expected to return to Prescott today from Los Angeles, after spending their vacations visiting the exposi- tions and on Catalina Island. Humbug Mines Sold.
 Seven mines in the Humbug dis trict have been sold to the Midway Gold Mining Company by William H. Taylor. They are the North Star Nos. l. ? and 3, Horseshoe. Fair Play, Good Enough and Last Dollar. Passed Through.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Lippincott, res idents of this city few years ago passed through yesterday afternoon in auto en route to the Grand Can yon to return here later. They are now located on the San Pedro river, Pima county, where Mir. Lippincott is following the range cattle business with a brother.
 Back from Convention.
 Assistant County Attorney J. H.. Morgan returned yesterday from Seattle, Washington, where he had been attending the annual session of the Grand Lodge, Knights of Colum- bus. as the State deputy from Ari. zona.
 Visiting Exposition.
 Miss Alice D. Adams and brother, Henry F. Adams, IT,, who arrived recently from Clifton, daughter and son of Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Adams. of this city, left yesterday for San Francisco to visit the exposition for a few weeks.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs T. C. Nolan's many friends in Prescott will be interested to learn of her arrival recently from Yuma, to remain for the summer, visiting with relatives and friends at the old home. She is the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Kastner.
 Vacation Trip.
 H. J. Pelta, business man of Jef- ferson City, Mo-, was an arrival dur ing the week to spend a few weeks vacation and to visit with his sister, Mrs. Lee Block, of this city. The visitor is well pleased with this sec ton. He is accompanied by his son, Ralph Pclta.
 Visit Ends.
 Mrs. William Ried concluded a two months visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Harbeson, and with her two children returned to her home in Flagstaff Mir. Ricd came down Wednesday and returned yesterday. They will go to their ranch on the mountains as soon as their house is completed.
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