Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-26
(From Tuesdays Daily0

(From Tuesdays Daily.)
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Albert Laurence, of Mayer, is
 in the city for few days to visit with
 friends.
 Mining Men Here.
 L. \. Wombacher and Joe Lees.
 mine owners of Cherry creek dis
 trict, are visiting the city on business.
 Country Visitors.
 Joe and Albert Rudy are visiting
 the city from Kirkland valley, as also
 is l.. ]. Haselfeld, all reporting an
 excellent outlook for the farmer and
 rangeman.
 Comes to Visit.
 1 Mrs. Daisy Jones, of Swansea, after
 an absence of several months visiting
 with her husband, Jack" Jones, has returned from Swansea to again make Prescott her home. Will Attend School Miss Katherine Herman left yester- day afternoon for Washington, D. C., where she expects to enter one of the leading schools of the capital for a NOui sC Ol NNO ECdiS
 Home From Coast. Mrs. A. A. Johns has returned home after Summer sojourn on the coast, and later leaves for the range ranch of the Aubrey Investment Co.,, near Nelson. her husband being member of the firm.
 Sunday Visitor.
 Dr. John A. Lentz, of Phoenix, prominently known in dental circles of the State, visited Prescott friends on Sunday, returning home the fol- lowing day. While here he was the guest of pr. J. Harvey Blain. Popular Place.
 William Back, owner of the famed Montezuma We'll, is visiting the city and states the past Summer has been one of the most successful ever known in the number Of tourists reg istering, every State in the Union be- ing represented. Prominent Visitor.
 A. B. Frame, of Portland, Oregon, president of the Jerome Portland | Copper Co.,, is in the city concluding an inspection of the above holding. | In view of the good outlook, Mir. Frame stated yesterday he will make | Jerome his future home and manage the affairs of his company. Pleased Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Maehew, of Fon du Lac, Wisconsin, are in inc city to remain until the end of the week, after a visit since Friday al Jerome with a nephew of the last named. They are very much pleased with the climate of this section as well as the picturesque location of Pres colt. Mrs. Maehew is a niece of Sen ator LaFollette of the above State and with her husband had been tour ing the Pacific Coast since last June Old Friends Meet.
 Walter Murray, mining in the Brad shaws, and V. J. M. Boggs, operating mines near Senator, met in Prescott yesterday for the first time in nearly a third of a century, both leaving a mining camp in Colorado at the time the silver crash occurred, and the property suspended. The coincidence of the white metal coming back and their first mingling as in the long ago  proved an interesting occasion to both. MT Murray states a silver boom is shaping up in the Tiptop and adjacent country, which fact is wei comed by him and other mining men. In the Saddle.
 Hon. J. w. Sullivan, member of the assembly of the last legislature, and incidentally one of the big land and cattle owners of this county, is his early-day range per formances by getting into the saddle to ride and observe his holdings. He yesterday from Williamson valley and stated he had viewed the country for the past week as when a man, and scenes of third of a century ago were again in evidence when feed was excellent But this is my last ride on horse, and was only taken to authenticate reports that like silver, so has the green grass, foot high, come back" he in formed many friends.