Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-05
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 (From Fridays Daily.)
 Rural Visitor.
 ]. w. Wimberley. farmer of Will Hanson valley, visited the city yes terday, giving the usual report of abundant crops in all lines.
 Recreation Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. II. Riebeling have returned from the seaside resorts after enjoying a week of recreation and visiting with friends in Los An geles
 Miss Bower Arrives.
 Miss Helen Bower arrived from Minneapolis yesterday and will act as stenographer for her father, F. w. Bower, who is running a mining bu- reau at Mayer
 Leave For Home.
 Mrs. J. H. Mulrein, former resi- dent of the city, and daughter, Miss Carrie Mulrein, concluded three months visit with Prescott friends yesterday and returned to Phoenix Return Home
 Mrs billie Burton and niece, Miss Dixie \. Locey, the latter daughter of D. NJ. Locey, of the Pabst-Locey Gold Mines Co.,, who had been visit ing the city for few months, have returned to St. Louis, their home. From Colorado.
 Haskell Harvey is a' recent arrival from Ouray, Colo, accompanied by his wife, and is to join his parents in the Wickenburg country, who pre- ccdcd him last month. The HarveyS are to engage in mining.
 Home From Grand Canyon.
 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Petit and chill dren, and Mrs. Pctit's father, H. K. Fansler, returned to their home in this city yesterday from a most en- joyable outing at the Grand Canyon and Mary's Lake.
 Back to Phoenix
 Assistant U. s. Attorney ]. H. Langston, who remained in this city since the close of the recent session of the Federal court, expects to leave this afternoon for his home in Phoe- nix, all of his work in this part of the State having been completed. Business Trip.
 A. P. Front, who with his wife and family are Summer visitors from Maricopa county, left for Phoenix yesterday on business trip. He re- turns Sunday, and will remain until October 1st He is very much pleased with the pine country. Brief Trip.
 Lloyd Siegler, who is in charge of land developing for the Hassayampa Company, motored to the city from Jerome Junction yesterday on busi- ness He reports satisfactorily on the big colonization movement, and that large crops are assured. Looking Over Country.
 C. T. and Henry Hudson, cattlemen of Northern Texas, are in this sec tion, making observations of the range, and will probably locate. They state Texas is passing through the most disastrous drouth ever known, and the heavy losses this year will fall mainly on the cotton grower and the cattleman. Pioneer Visitor.
 John Luke, a resident of Prescott in early days, is visitor from Phoe- nix, coming to enjoy the climate, and while in this section will also look after mining interests in the Brad shaws. He and brother, Frank Luke, are owners of the Eclipse group, near Crown King, and it is probable the property will be revived, owing to silver coming back to remunerative price.
 Pioneer Here.
 Henry Schuerman, one of the best known and most popular of Yavapai pioneers, is visiting the city for a few days, coming from Oak creek. He has one of the best improved farms in the county, every inch of which he has redeemed from a barren waste to a high state of production through his individual efforts Over third of a century ago he was head baker of the Pioneer Hotel, owned by Dan Hatz, who still survives.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Come to Visit.
 Mir and Mrs. J. R. Bassett and Mrs. A. J. Burmister, of Mayer. are visit ing with Prescott friends for few