Weekly journal-miner., 1915-08-11
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Wlln ms many trlends.
 Coast Trip.
 Fred Reif left yesterday for Santa Rosa, Cal, where he will visit with a brother for several weeks. Pardee Buys Lot.
 (. w. Pardee has purchased from Mir. and Mrs. Cecil c. Fennell, of St. Louis, a lot on North Pleasant street Cupid On the Job.
 Theodore Amarillas took out a marriage license yesterday to marry Loveta Corona. Both are from Yav- apai county
 Comes to Locate.
 Miss Winnie Maurer, of San Fran cisco. was an arrival during the week, and will remain to engage in the hotel business. Business Trip.
 Mrs. G. H. Bishop left yesterday for Los Angeles, on a business trip until September, and also will visit the exposition cities. To the Coast.
 Mrs. John Stanley, of Coyote ranch, left yesterday for San Fran cisco to visit the exposition and en- joy an outing for several weeks. On Business.
 Lon D. Hall was an arrival yester- day from the Henrietta camp on Big Bug and reported development as continuing with a small force for the present.
 Visiting Family.
 I. F. Wolpe was an arrival yeSter- day from Phoenix, to remain for few days visiting with his wife and family who are spending the summer in this city.
 Summer Vnsitors.
 Mr. and Mrs J. F. Figley, of Phoe- nix, the former a merchant, were ar rivals during the week, and will re- main for the summer among the pines camping out. Warming Up.
 Mike Lawler has gone to Tempe, where he will temporarily be in charge of Wells, Fargo x Co.'S office, during the absence of the agent, who ! is away on his vacation. Concludes Visit
 Miss Jessie Jean Higley, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. S.W. Higley, has ended an enjoyable visit with friends at the old home, and returned to Phoenix. While here she was a guest | of Mrs. P. A. Johns. Come to Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor, the former superintendent of the United ! Verde shelter at Clarkdale, are in the city for a few days to visit with 1 friends. Mr. Taylor is recovering from recent illness. Brief Visitor.
 George Rohpeter, the well known i resident of Dewey, was in the city Tuesday on flying business trip, and stated large crops will be raised this season, although cloudbursts did some damage to certain farms in de- stroying certain yields. Range Recreation.
 Mrs. Geo. F. Juleff, of Bisbee, who arrived recently to visit with rela- lives and friends at the old home, left yesterday for the Rio Verde Cat tie Go. holdings to enjoy range life for a few weeks as a guest of her brother, Joe K. Campbell and wife. Passing Through.
 Superintendent P. s. Wren of the Pioneers Home, left yesterday for Ash Fork, to meet his daughter, Mrs. B. K. Goree and husband who are passing through from Fort Worth, Tex, for the exposition cities. Both will visit this city on the return trip home.
 Mining Business.
 O. l. Tawney, who has been oper- ating zinc and silver mines on Lower Turkey creek for many years, was an arrival yesterday on a business trip. He states several properties continue active and frequent ship ments are being made since zinc val ues are attractive. Brief Visitor.
 Miss Beatrice Bird, of Phoenix, was a brief visitor to Prescott yes terday. while en route to Chicago, for the next two months accompanied by her parents. This family is quite well known in this city, being ire quent visitors, and the young lady has many friends among the younger set.
 Taking Layof.
 Con Johnson, one of the best known miners of this field, has ar rived from the Swastika camp, in the Bradshaws. to enjoy vacation, his health being poor. He states that property is being successfully oper