Weekly journal-miner., 1915-08-04

yesterday on a business trip.
 Coast Trip.
 John Massing has gone to Los An geles after autos. and returns over land later in the week.
 Visiting Exposition.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Looney, who are in San Francisco visiting the eX- pos ition. are expected to return home later in the week.
 Visiting Physician.
 Dr. Riley Shrum was an arrival yes terday from Jerome. in auto, having professional duties to look after in this city for a few days.
 Visitor Leaves.
 Mrs. Charles Bowers. wife of the Mesa merchant. who had been visit ing with relatives in the city for the past month. returned home yesterday. Issue Marriage License.
 Joseph H. Ellis yesterday took out a marriage license from the clerk ot the Superior court to marry Vada Goddard. Both are residents of Yav- aDai county.
 Business Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Will L. Clark, Of Je- rome. are in the city, the former hay ing important business for the United Verde to transact, while his wife will visit with her many friends. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Margaret Swisher, of Pasa- dena, Cal, is a recent arrival to re main for an extended visit, and is a guest of her daughters, Mrs. FL Stauffer and Mrs. H. C. Storey. Returns Home.
 Mrs. Freeman Stewart, who had been visiting with friends in the city for a few weeks, and was guest of Mrs. w. T. King. returned to her home in Wickenburg yesterday. Mine Owner III.
 John McKinnon, the popularly known pioneer resident and mine owner of Hassayampa district. was brought to the city yesterday, to re ceive medical attention, being quite i'll. Back From Coast.
 Lee Block. who accompanied the Prescott boosters to San Diego on the Moose sanitarium movement for this locality, returned Tuesday, and while away visited other localities in Southern California, reporting an en- ioyable trip.
 Suit Dismissed.
 On a motion of Attorney J. E. Rus sell the suit of F. C. Horn against the Hassayampa Alfalfa Farms Company for Sl,45160 for work performed was dismissed in the Superior court yes terday with prejudice.
 Going to Range.
 Levi Young has returned from Flag staff. where he attended the meeting of the state tax commission, and leaves today for his range holdings on Mingus mountain. He states that region is in the best grazing condition known for many years, and water is abundant everywhere.
 Pleased Visitors.
 The Misses May and Florence Wheeler. of Yaquima. Wash, who had been visiting their brother, Judge Ward H. Wheeler, and wife at May CT. for the past two weeks, were in the city yesterday, en route home They are pleased with the country and report an enjoyable outing. Enjoying the Climate.
 Hal s. Bird, ecretary-treasurer of Hotel Jefferson. of Phoenix, and sis ter, were arrivals during the week to remain for an extended visit to enjoy the climate, with which they are fav orably impressed Mrs. Bird and children also are preparing to come. and will arrive next week to remain for the summer.
 Plenty of Rain
 Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Colby, of Skull valley, were visitors to the city Tuesday. and the former states that section has been drenched with rains during the past week, and for the first time in many years no damage to farm lands has resulted. The country is prosperous and big crops are assured.
 Trip to Coast.
 Mrs. James F. Watson and Mrs. ]. R. Finkelstein, who accompanied their husbands to Prescott on the trip of inspection of the latter's hold ings in Lonesome valley. left yester- day afternoon for a tour of the coast, with San Francisco as their destina- tion to visit the exposition. Mir. Wat son and Mr Finkelstein returned East last night. Mayer Flooded.
 J. A. Martin, an arrival yesterday from Mayer. reported the greatest dOwnpOur ever known for that local itv as occurring on Sunday and Mon day. The principal street was rag in" river for a short time, but for tunately no damage whatever to prop ertv resulted. The Agua Fria region, nearby. was deluged, and there were several tremendous cloudbursts, the principal damage done being to wagon roads that were wiped out. Enjoyed Vacation.
 Rev. Gushee, pastor of the Episco- pal church of Ontario, Cal, conclud- ed a two weeks visit with friends in this city yesterday, and with his son, Edward Gushee, manager of Castle Hot Springs. and returned home. While here he was a guest of MT. and Mrs. F. M. Murphy, and his i'm pressions of the country and the eli mate were SO favorable that he con templates returning in few weeks to enjoy an extended outing.
 (From Fridays Daily) Business Trip.
 C. A. Randall, in charge of the COporroz- ,,,;,ae ;- ;,, tbe ritI for a