Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-06

cnce, where Mir. Norvcil is reporter
 of the Superior court of Pinal county.
 (From Sundays Daily.)
 Pastor Returns.
 The Rev H. H. Shires has returned
 from vacation spent in New Jersey.
 Camping On Groom Creek.
 Mrs. F. J. Heil, IT,, is camping out
 on Groom creek for couple of weeks.
 Return From Coast.
 Mrs. ]. c. Stewart and children have
 returned from an outing on the coast.
 Home From Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine and
 three sons have returned from a
 months outing on the coast.
 To Visit Relatives.
 Mrs. A. l.. Hammond, wife of Att torney Hammond, is in Michigan, her old home. visiting with relatives.
 Goes to Border.
 Mrs. C. F.. Yount has left with her husband, Major-Surgeon Yount, on | the border.
 From the Mines.
 Mir. and Mrs. O w. BTckenstaff were in the city yesterday, coming from the Arizona-P Portland camp in Copper Basin.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. ]. H. Mulrein, former resi- dent of the city, concluded a Sum mer visit yesterday, returning to Phoenix, her home.
 Eastern Visitor.
 Mrs. Emma Cline, of Chicago, was an arrival yesterday for an extended visit with friends and while here will be guest of Mrs NJ. Cushing. Likes Prescott.
 Miss Frances Collins, of Phoenix, who spent August in Prescott, has re- turned to her home, greatly impressed with the charm of the Mile High City, Range Soaked.
 T. l.. Morris was in the city yester- day from his range holdings near Hillside, and reported heavy rains re- gently, with a better outlook for many years. Come to Reside.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Stewart were arrivals yesterday from the cattle ranch of the former near Williamson valley, to make their home in this city for the present. Move For Winter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clinton Washburn, ! the former manager of the local brok | craze office of R. Allyn Lewis & Co.,, 1 have taken apartments at Hotel Con- l gross for the Winter. Range Visitors.
 Thomas and William Durwin, of | the Constellation country, large own CTS of cattle, are in the city en route 1. to Camp Verde to attend the little | Frontier Day festivities. To the Coast.
 Geo. w. Sines left yesterday for for few weeks, and to join his wife who has been spending the Summer with relatives in that city. Mining Business.
 $. \. Duncan, superintendent of the Climax mines, was an arrival yester- day, reporting only limited develop ment as under headway for the pres cnt, but mine conditions satisfactory Visited Old Home.
 Mrs. Sam Wallace returned yester- day after a five weeks absence at Seneca, Kas., where she had been visiting with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Cleve, as well as many f friends at the old home. Leave For School.
 Mrs. A. Stukey, Of Walker, left yes { tcrday for Fresno, Cal, to place in school her daughter, Osce, and son, Clarence, and will remain for an ex- , tended visit in that city with relatives. ( Returns From Outing. {
 Miss Mata Dexter, who toured the I coast during her vacation, also visit ( ng Honolulu, returned yesterday, and resumes her duties as teacher of the public schools of this city this week. ! Comes to Visit. [
 Mrs. II. R. Bennett, wife of the { pharmacist of Timerhoff's drug store, | 1as at her home for an indefinite time r Miss Nj. Music, of Kansas City, her k sister, who arrived yesterday after noon.
 Country Visitors. V
 William Roberts and John O. Eckel | were visitors yesterday from Fair s Oaks, both reporting a fair apple l. ,rop only. Picking begins later in | he month. The country adjacent has | ,een drenched with big rains and ( armers are satisfied with the general .rop outlook h Beneficial Trip. a
 Mir and Mrs. Howard Black re- q urned yesterday from Los Angeles, where the former had been on his an lual vacation for the past month Mrs Black left Prescott over four months ago for a change of climate, md her many friends will be pleased O learn that her health has very [ much improved. lost Opportunity.
 \. J. Ritter was an arrival yestcr- lay from his sheep camp in Lonesome alley, to learn of the status of the railroad strike, and return d home later in the day disappointed ,ver a settlement being effected. He P contemplated starting jitney bus line .t etween the Junction and Davis sid v v ng on the narrow gauge road, and ad fixed up a Ford car of the model h