Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-08
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 (FYom Tuesdays Daily0 Leaves for L. A.
 Mrs. Stella Snodgrass, sister of Su-
 perintendent of Schools w. D. Baker, left for her home in Los Angeles yesterday.
 Off to Kingmsn. Attorney J. E. Russell left for
 Kingman on the II o'clock train last
 night to attend to legal business in
 that city
 Verde Visitors.
 Among those in the city yesterday
 from Camp Verde, in auto, were Mrs.
 Arthur Heath, John Heath, L. w.
 Moore, F. A. Williams, and Thomas
 Schroeder.
 Left for. Coast.
 w. w. Robbins, who has been in
 Prescott for week, visiting with his mother and brother, Chief of Pc lice Robbins, left Sunday afternoon for Los Angeles.
 Coming to Reside.
 w. w. Midgley, of the Valinda Rancho, left yesterday for Pomona, Calif., and returns next week with his wife and family to make Pres colt their future home.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Miss Georgia Hills many Prescott friends will be interested to learn that she arrived yesterday from Je rome and has gone to Dewey to visit with her parents for a few weeks. Business Trip.
 John Hughes, large Phoenix pur chaser of range cattle, is in the city and is accompanied by his daughter, Miss Bertha Hughes, coming to look | over market conditions for a few days. o -s.q,
 Back from East.
 Mary Frank Gardner arrived in Prescott Sunday after a three months tour of the East, where she visited Washington, D. C., Boston, New York and many other points of in terest.
 Enjoyable Visit.
 Mrs. J. F. May and son, Clyde May. of Florida, Miss Bertha Sistrunk and mother, of Phoenix, who had been visiting with A. T. Lindsay in this city for the past week, returned south yesterday.
 Leave Country.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles H. Shower have disposed of the Annex hotel bus mess, and left Sunday for Detroit, Michigan, their former home, to To- , cate, where Mir. Shower will engage !. in business. ( Sheriff Young Back.
 Sheriff Joe Young, Mir and Mrs f Joe Cook and Mrs. Mae Cook Weav- f CT returned from trip through the northern part of the State in Young's f car Sunday. While away they at r tended the Moqui snake dances. . Outing Over.
 Mrs. w. C. Steele, wife of Conduc tor Steele, of the s. F. P. & P, with her daughter, Miss Hazel Steele, con cluded summers sojourn yesterday and returned to Phoenix for the win ter.
 Official Business.
 J. A. Stapp, constable of Skull val ey precinct was an arrival yesterday 2 on official business, and gave the 2 lsual report of the biggest rains in 'ery many years as falling last week. V with good results to range and ranch Il a, n Brief Visit. ii Miss Francis Craighead, daughter 'f Mrs George Merwin, concluded a q brief visit yesterday with relatives Q: nd friends and returned to Phoenix, Q where she is with the reclamation ol ervice of the Federal government in W responsible capacity. ;,. foes to College. tH H' Roy w. Elliott, son of Mir. and W Irs. w. w. Elliott, left last night or Ann Arbor, Michigan, to re-en- pt CT that institution and resume his S, ivil engineering studies. In recent ar lonths he was with the .Clarkdale melter in the engineering depart " lent '" Visitors from Range. MT. and Mrs. A. B. Kellogg were Er rrivals Sunday in auto from the "'