Weekly journal-miner., 1915-08-18
Federal Official Here.
(From Sundays Daily.) Enjoying the Climate.


 Enjoying the Climate.
 Ex-Mayor Talbott, of Phoenix, was an arrival yesterday to remain for several days, on trip of recrea- tion
 Vacation Trip.
 Miss Leona Murphy left yesterday for San Diego to visit with friends and enjoy vacation trip for a few weeks.
 Cattle Business.
 John Dial and Frank Dickerson were in the city during the week from Mohave county, where both have large range interests.
 Visited Jerome.
 Miss Catherine Crawford returned yesterday from Jerome, where she had been visiting with her brother and friends for several days. Graduates from Normal
 Miss Mabel Stephens, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Stephens, re turned yesterday from the Flagstaff Normal, where she graduated during the week.
 Climate Attracts. 1 J. C. Davis, a well known resident of Tempe, was an arrival during the week, and will remain for the sum mcr, saying the climate of the mile high city is the attraction. Returns to School.
 Miss Wilmena King, daughter of Mrs. w. T. King, left yesterday for Berkeley, California, to resume her studies at the University of Califor- mia, this being her last year. Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. F. V. Rasmussen, wife of Ruffner's mortican, left yesterday for Denver her former home, where she will remain for the next three months visiting with her mother, Mrs. Augusta Timble.
 Visiting Family.
 J. L. Deming was an arrival Fri day night from his Saratoga mining camp, near Crown King, to remain for few days visiting with his wife and daughter, who are to make this city their future home. Coming to Visit
 Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Wadina, Minn., arrives today for an extended visit and will be the guest of Miss Myrtle Stephens, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. ]. C. Stephens, at the Burnt ranch, on Willow creek. An Enjoyable Vacation.
 Miss Lena Hartsfield has returned from Berkeley, Calif, where she di- vidcd her time for two months be- tween visiting the exposition, and at tending lectures at the summer school of the University of California. Special Instruction.
 Miss Phoebe James, who is quite popularly known as public school teacher of this county, has returned | from Flagstaff, where she took a special course of several weeks at the Northern Normal in her profes- sion. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Allen and | daughtery Miss Hazel Allen, were visitors yesterday from Williamson valley, the former reporting that the biggest crops in many years will be to the credit of that region due to late rains last spring. Visit Grand Canyon.
 Lyle Abbott, sporting editor of the Arizona Republican, his brother and wife, MT. and Mrs. Jack Abbott, and the sister and mother, who have heen spending their vacation in Northern Arizona, returned yesterday from a trip to the Grand Canyon and will return to the capital in a few days. Going East.
 A. A. Johns arrived Friday night from Nelson, the range headquarters of the Aubrey Investment Company, where he had been for the past month, giving a good report of live stock conditions. He left last night for Kansas City to close deal for 1000 lambs, that will be shipped in few days.
 Legal Mission.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, who holds the