Weekly journal-miner., 1915-07-21

will travel in auto.
 (From Tuesdays Daily0 Country Visitor.
 Mrs. w. B. Storm, of Williamson valley, was an arrival yesterday to visit with friends.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. R. E. Miller, of Hillside, is in the city to remain indefinitely, visit ing with her many friends. To the Seaside.
 Bert Morrell left yesterday for Los Angeles, to enjoy an outing at the seaside resorts for a few weeks Comes for Summer.
 Mrs. J. F. Riley, of Phoenix, is recent arrival to remain for the sum- mer to enjoy the climate and visit with friends
 Sunday Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Kurmier, of Je- rome, former residents, spent Sunday with their many friends in the city, returning home yesterday. To the Fairs.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Johnson, of | Walnut creek, are in the city, and in few days leave for the exposition cities on the coast, on months trip of sightseeing.
 Range Visitor.
 w. J. Kingsbury, president of the Arizona Cattle Co.,, whose range holdings are situated in the Date creek region. was an arrival yester- day from Tempe on a business trip. Vacation Trip.
 B. M. Nicho1l, agent of the Brad shaw Mountain railway at Humboldt, was in the city yesterday on the re- turn trip from a months outing on the coast attending the two exposi- tions.
 At the Wheel.
 James Morrell, Jack Thomas and Harry Berry, expert wheel men in handling auto trucks, arrived yester- day from Los Angeles to go on the road for the Arizona Power Co. MT. Morrell is a former resident of this city.
 Medical Mission. Mir and Mrs. Joseph Caspari were arrivals yesterday from the Davis camp on Slate creek, the former to receive medical attention for a severe attack of tonsilitis. He is operating that property with Eric Bloom, under a lease.
 Taking Layoff.
 C. H. Bennett, a former resident, arrived from Clarkdale yesterday, with his two daughters, the, Misses Eileen and Dorothy Bennett, to re- main until August 1. Mr. Bennett is with the T. F. Miller Co. and is talk ing his first lay-off in several months Concludes Visit. Mrs. Charles Broan yesterday con cluded three weeks visit with her mother, Mrs. George Puntenney at the old homestead in Big Chino val ley, and returned to the Monte Christo camp at Constellation, where her husband is superintendent. Returns From East. w. P. Ellison was an arrival yes terday from Walnut creek to meet his wife, who. returned from Pitts burg, Pa., where she was summoned a month ago owing to the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. John Emmel. The latter has recovered. Visit Old Home.
 Mrs. J. c. Stewart, wife of Con- ductor Stewart of the s. F. P. & P, with her daughter, Miss Lonelva Stewart, and sister, Mrs. s. E. Met calf, of Clarkdale, have gone to Gun nison, Colo, to visit with the "old folks at home" for the rest of the summer. Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. William Allen, and daughter, Miss Hazel Allen, are in the city from Williamson valley, to visit with friends. Mr. Allen stated that yesterday morning slight rain fell, and the beginning of the stormy season was welcomed by ranchers | and rangemen.
 Coast Trip.
 Mrs. Milton Tregellas left yester- day for San Francisco on trip in which business for her ladies' furnish ings house will be looked after, and | visit made to her many friends. She expects to be away for the next month to familiarize herself with new fall fashions to be introduced. Returning Home.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. N Wombacher, of Cherry Creek, who left a month ago for Riverside, Iowa, to visit with the formers mother and other relatives | and friends at the old home, are at Colorado Springs, Colo, on the re