Weekly journal-miner., 1915-10-27
(Ffom Tuesdays Daily.)

(FFom Tuesdays Daily)
 Mayer Visitor.
 M. M. Walker of Mayer was a visit Or in Prescott yesterday.
 Business Trip.
 Geo. H. Bishop left Sunday for San Francisco on two weeks business and pleasure trip.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. S. w. Holder of Kirkland was a Sunday visitor with Prescott friends driving her own auto.
 On Business. Harry ". Cole, the merchant oi Wagoner, was business visitor last week, returning home on Sunday. From the Verde.
 Len Young, a cattleman of the Verde valley arrived in Prescott yes terday on a pleasure and business trip. Business Trip.
 Miss Alice Stringheld Of Mint val ley, left Sunday for San Francisco to be away on business trip for few weeks Adjourned Court.
 Judge Oscar Rush of Kirkland, con cluded several days of visit to the city last week, and returned home Sunday.
 Cupid's Capture. A marriage license was issued to Francisco B. Guzman and Tomasa Villareal yesterday by the clerk ot i court. From Oatman. E. Leeper returned from Oatman yesterday and stated that everything is still booming there with the future looking brighter than ever. Returns Home.
 Mrs. C. H. Bennett of Clarkdale, who had been visiting for several days with her sister, Mrs. Albert Brow, in this city, has returned home. Clark Returns. Attorney LeRoy Anderson made trip to Jerome Junction yesterday to meet w. l.. Clark, the manager of the United Verde Copper Company, who i returned on the afternoon train after spending a six weeks vacation in New York.
 Visited Camp. AT NnoIo,o,- boe -et,Irned from Lynx creek district, where he had i been for several days on an inspec- ton of his property.
 Of For Home. William Goddard, who represents large farming interests in the lower Verde, after enjoying several days Of the fair, left for his home yesterday. Business Trip.
 John Dial was an arrival from Sellg- man yesterday making the trip to purchase material for number of houses he is erecting in that town. Is Recovering.
 The many friends in this city of Miss Edith Eckel, of Fair Oaks, who was so seriously i'll for several days, will be pleased to learn she is recov- cring.
 Of to Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. V. B. Creekmur and daughter, Miss Roxie Creekmur, and w. L. Richards left for San Diego Sunday afternoon via the automobile route.
 From the North.
 J. w. Sullivan recently returned from a business trip through British Columbia, and has gone to William son valley to look after his large land and livestock interests. Of For Oak Creek. ......
 Eugene Barron left for Oak creek yesterday after a stay in Prescott of five days during which time he assist ed in judging the schools exhibits al the Northern Arizona Fair. Back to Phoenix.
 Miss Pearl Butler, who has been working in the branch office of the American Mining Chapter in Prescott during the summer, left for her home in Phoenix yesterday. Mining Mission. :;
 Lewis Hurriman, mining engineer of Hancock, Mich, is a recent arrival , and has gone into the copper country f cast of Mayer, on an examination trip. , His wife accompanies him. ; Visit Ends. 1
 Mrs. J. L. Archambeau, who had f been visiting with friends in the city r during fair week, returned to Walnut f Grove on Sunday, to resume her 2 duties as teacher of the public school. i Brief Trip.
 Robert Ferguson, a former well known resident of Camp Wood, was brief visitor to the city last week, on land and other business, leaving . Sunday for his home at Long Beach, ( Calf. ..- - C Country Visitors.