Weekly journal-miner., 1917-08-22

 pairing to leave Prescott, after a resi- dence of over q third of a century ; and will make California their future home The change is due to Mir Gales selling out his saddlcry bus mess recently and for his health.
 (From Tuesdays D3ily) Valley Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. V. Dickson were
 visitors yesterday from Skull valley
 and guests during the day of Mrs
 Harry T. Southworth. Visiting Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. O. Ardrcy were arrivals yesterday from Big Bug dis.
 trict, where the former has mining
 interests. which he reports as in a satisfactory condition.
 Visited Old Home.
 Miss Grace Gillespie, niece of w. NJ. Poulson, has returned from a visit to Topeka, Kansas, her former home, and is preparing to leave for Kirkland valley, where she has been retained to teach the public school.
 Dr. Neff Here.
 Dr. Mary Lawson Neff. who has been spending the Summer in North ern Arizona, arrived here yesterday for few days visit with friends be- fore returning to Phoenix. She is registered at the Annex
 Old-Times Returns.
 | Charles Q. Vest, many years ago an employe of the Palace hotel in this city, returned Sunday from Napa, Cal. to remain for few days visit with old-time friends, and is rccciv- ing a welcome from many.
 Of For Kansas.
 Dr. C. w. Pardcc. Harry Tender son and Ben Kicthley have gone to Garden City, Kansas, where they have entered for roping and riding events in the Cattlemen's Carnival, which begins on Wednesday, Coast Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Hawke, of Sac ramcnto, Cal. arc visiting the city guests of Mir and Mrs Thomas Hawke. and will remain for about ,.,.o ,,.,ol-- IT., TI.,-I-c- ,ra bro.tI,-e and this is their first meeting in a quarter of century.
 Range Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. L. Morris were visitors yesterday from Hillside, with friends in Prescott. The former states that range country is again in fine shape and all livestock interests face a prosperous future since rains have been abundant during the past month. Visitor From Mine.
 l.. R. Hcbb, with the DeSOto mine, in mechanical capacity, IS visitor with his wife and family in Prescott fora few days. He states this hold ing of the Consolidated continued production, and for carloads of a copper ore are being shipped daily to the smelier at Humboldt. The pay roll now numbers B mines. the larg- est in its history.
 Back From Tucson.
 C. A. Weidler, accountant of the Aubrey Investment Co.,. of this coun- | tv. which has large road building contracts in Pima county, returned Sunday from Tucson, to visit with | his wife and to appear before the drafting board. Weidler is skilled in handling the pen, and has been prac- Using diligently with the sword since the military tocsin has been sounded. | Visitors Leave.
 Mr.' and Mrs. Carl Eddy, with their three children concluded yesterday two months camping out on the Groom creek road, returning to Chandler in auto. Mr. Eddy until this Spring was in the army as first lieutenant, stationed at Douglas. but resigned, owing to i'll health. He remains in Arizona, and will return to this section next Summer, his health having been benefited. Prominent Pioneer.
 Commodore P Owens, one ot the famous early-day sheriffs of Apache county. is visiting Prescott for few days. coming from Seligman to at tend Federal court The visitor in late years has stepped out of official harness to engage in business pursuits. He is the only one left of the early day officers who made such remark able and praiseworthy careers, when the north was notorious for its crim- inal record.
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