Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1915-11-17

To Big Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mahurin and Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. Willard OF Upper Yer
de valley, passed through yesterday,
their destination being the exposition
at San Francisco
Country Visitors.
Frank Condron OF Walnut Grove.
J. \. Stapp OF Skull valley. and Chas
Young OF Ferguson valley, all range
men, were arrivals yesterday on 4
business trip.
Called Home.
Miss Dorothy Davey. nurse OF
Mercy hospital, left Sunday for San
Francisco. receiving news of the seri-
Gus illness Of her mother. She will
remain away indefinitely.
Popular Minister.
Rev c. w. Deming, pastor OF tne
Methodist Episcopal church of
Needles, Cal, concluded a ten days
visit with his. old parishioners in this
city yesterday and returned home
Mining Business.
Howard C. Benner, mining engin-
eer of Nevada City, Cal, is 4 recent
arrival, and is to make Investigations
ii the Bradshaws. He comes from
the Congress country, and is accom-
panied by an associate.
Mining Man Returns.
Colonel w. C. Tonkin, mining
operator, who has interests near
Walker, is 4 recent arrival from Los
Angeles after an absence OF several
weeks, and has gone TO the above
locality to look over conditions.
Biscuit Company President.
President A w Green OF the Ma
tional Biscuit Company OF Chicago
passed through Prescott yesterday in
his private car on his way to Phoenix
Louis Isel Hart, traffic manager of
the company, was in charge OF tne
car
Passed Through.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pencil were
visitors with Prescott friends for a
few hours on Sunday. while passing
through in auto to Phoenix. They are
now residing at Gallup, n NJ, and on
the return trip nome will remain for
few days.
Boom Busts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Keller, residents
OF Long Beach, Cal, where the former
was engaged in the real estate bust
ness. are preparing to return to this
city, owing to lack OF business. They
were residents OF this city several
years ago.
Pioneer Visitor.
Thos. D. Garter, one of the best
known OF pioneer residents OF this
county. was brief visitor yesterday
from Walnut Grove, accompanying
his son-in-lawC Orville Glenn in auto.
He states the dredge mining move
mcnt is occasioning considerable in
terest, and that farmers have had a
successful season.
Come for Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, the
former a brother of T. NJ. Anderson,
the mining operator, were arrivals
Saturday from Oskaloosa. Iowa, and
are to remain for the winter. The
splendid impressions formed three
years ago during a visit OF several
weeks bring them back. The visit
ors are house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Anderson.
Mothers Club Meeting.
The regular meeting OF the Moth
ers' Club of Lincoln school will be
held in the scnool auditorium at 3
o'clock this afternoon. Maryfranl
Gardner will speak to the club on her
settlement work in the East and the
teachers will be the hostesses on this
occasion.
Visitors From North.
Among the prominently known
sneep men in the city on Sunday en-
route in autos to Phoenix to attend
the State Fair were Colin Campbell
and Charles Larson OF Ash Fork,
Fred and Frank Purcell OF Holbrook,
and Hugh E. Campbell and son Danny
Campbell OF Flagstaff. All have their
sheep moving to the desert for the
winter
Returning South.
Mrs. George Kingdom, the Misses
Myrtle and Audrey Kenyon, and w.
R Hooking OF Cananea, Mexico. re-
turned Saturday night in auto from
the Grand Canyon, and are to remain
mere for few days, when they leave
for Phoenix to attend the State Fair.
MI Kingdom is en- route to the Little
Daisy mine at Jerome. on trip OF
inspection and will join his wife and
friends later He is the general man
ager OF the Cananea Consolidated
IS WILLING TO
PROVIDE FOR HIS WIFE