Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-05
City Neus In Brief
(From Thursdays Dailyl

week to make purchases of supplies. Vacation Over
 Mrs. Eli Stauffer, who had been visiting friends in the East for the past two months, has returned home. Back From Trip.
 Mrs. A. l.. Hammond has returned from a trip to the Eastern States, where she spent a couple of months visiting with friends.
 In the South.
 Robert Young. former resident when conducting the Palace meat market, is now in Bisbee. where he is manager of large retail business in the same line.
 Second Visit
 Mir and Mrs. (. L. Simms, of Su perior, are again in the city to remain until late in September to enjoy the climate. this being their second trip during the Summer.
 Child, Not Wife.
 In giving the list of exemptions an error inadvertently crept in regarding Ray Wolfe. MT Wolfe's exemption was granted on the ground that he has a dependent child, not a depend ent wife.
 Goes to Camp Verde.
 Rev. Joel F. Hedgpeth of the West Prescott Methodist Episcopal church, will go 10 Camp Verde today, and this evening will deliver lecture at that place, the proceeds to go to the benefit of the parsonage fund. Back From Globe.
 Mrs. Benjamin Stillw, ter and two sons returned during the week from Globe, and will again locate at a min ing camp near Jerome. They speak discouragingly of the mine labor situ- ation.
 Business Trip.
 w. s. Tavener, a frequent visitor from Phoenix, is again in the city on business pertaining to his music store. and to enjoy the climate, which he states, is the peer of anything in the West during the Summer months. Range Visitor.
 C. B. Mullen, of the range firm of Mullen & Shultz, was a visitor Tues day from the Toohcy ranch where he is in charge of that division Of the interests owned. He states the coun- try is in excellent shape and feed abounds everywhere.
 Visiting Old Home.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Rowntree, whc will be pleasantly remembered as resi- dents of Prescott l2 years ago, when engaged in the photograph business. are again in the city from Tucson tc enjoy a visit with friends. They have been residing in Tucson for the past seven years.
 Enjoyed Outing.
 Dr. and Mrs. Richards, of Gila Bend, are visiting the city for few days before returning home after a Summer spent in this and other sec tions of the north. They report very enjoyable outing. They travel in auto, and during their visit many points of interest have been visited. Mining Business. Dan B. Genung, of the Mildred Min ing Co.,, is visiting the city from Stan ton, and gives good report of activ- ity in that field, with the new strike on Rich Hill and work at the Octave and Beehive camps occasioning much favorable comment. He also states that scarcity of miners IS curtailing operations at many properties. Looking Over Country. MT. and Mrs. Robert Purcell, of San Diego, Cal, the latter daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John w. Dougherty, are again in the city, en route home in auto. after several days in looking over business conditions in the Je- rome mining field. Mir. Purcell is favorably impressed with the country and may decide to return and locate. Brief Visit. Mir. and Mrs. C. H. Thomas visited for few days in Prescott with the parents of the first named, and return ed to Ogden, Utah, Tuesday night. Mir. Thomas is quite prominently known in railroad circles and at pres ent is holding the responsible position of general foreman of the store de- partment of the Southern Pacific in the above city. Hassayamper Pilgrim.
 Bob" Irwin, the familiar figure in commercial travelling circles, is again in the city, coming from the south, and states business continues good, and with labor troubles adjusted Ari- |