Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-09
Coming Back
(From Sundays Daily)
On a Visit

Mrs. A. w. Bromley of Humboldt . left this week for a two months visit with friends and relatives in Buff falo, N. Y. , Seeing the Show Deputy U. s. Marshal and Mrs.
 Harry Carlson are in the city for the
 closing day of the celebration and to
 visit with friends.
 Taking Layof Mir. and Mrs. A. z. Vannoy of
 Skull valley. are visiting the city, the
 former on his vacation from railroad
 work He is bridge inspector of the
 s. F. &. P.
 To the Seaside
 WI. c. Greenwood left yesterday
 for Santa Monica, Cal. to join ais
 wife and on his annual vacation, to
 be away for the next month.
 Vacation Trip
 Fred Hudson, popularly known in this community, an attacae of the U. S. marchals office, Phoenix, is in the cty to mingle with old time friends and enjoy a short vacation.
 Visitor Leaves
 Miss Reba Johnson concluded yes terday a two weeks visit with her aunt in this city, Mrs. w. L. Rich ards, and returned home to Los An geleS, very much pleased.
 Vacation on Coast
 Miss Alice Bitner teacher of the Prescott high school. sister of Mrs. Richard Lamson, left yesterday for Southern California to spend her va cation. To See the Show Dr. and Mrs. Joe J. Taylor, the first named Indian agent at the Clear Creek reserve, near Camp Verde, l spent yesterday in tine city and en- joyed the last day of the celebration. Mayer Realty Deal
 MT. and Mrs. s. B. Mayer have sold to Mrs Alice NJ. George a lot in the town of Mayer for the sum of $500, the deed being recorded yester- day.
 Taking in the Show
 Mir and Mrs. R. E. Perkins, the first named manager of the Munds Park Cattle Co.,, are in the city to attend the celebration during the closing days, coming from Camp Verde.
 Range Visitor
 Chester Garrett, well known rangeman of the Mayer section, was an arrival Friday. to see the finishing touches put on the big cowboy cele bration, and he was we'll pleased herewith.
 Farming Lands Sold
 F. V. Latham has sold to Supervi- sor Midgley a tract of about 40 acres of land in the Verde valley section, the price paid being $500. On Oak creek, R. R. Willard has sold to Ar thur Nichols and wife a tract of farming land for $500, both above deeds being recorded yesterday. Texas Looks Good
 B. C. Jones, the Mayer business man, has returned from the oil coun try of Texas, which he pronounces as bonafide and the big boom prevail ing. has a legitimate foundation. HeE secured holdings on which explora ton is to begin and later he returns to personally look after his interests Visiting Official
 R. E. McGillen, assistant secretary of Arizona, was an arrival from Phoenix on Thursday, to remain for a short visit, and is en route to Chi cago on business for his mining in terests in Placeritas district He has a desirably rated gold group, and it is quite probable operations will soon be under way. Badly Injured
 Freight Conductor Pat Gallagher of the s. F. P. & P. is in the Sisters of Mercy hospital Phoenix, suffer- ing from a fractured leg, due to an accident in jumping from a car. The first report received of his mishap was that amputation would be neces- sary, but since his condition has inn proved.
 Will Remain
 Mrs. Carrie Fulton and daughter, Mrs. Henry E. Harrison, who came to remain for the cowboy carnival only, will make this city her home until late in August, the climate being the inducement. They come from Barstow, Cal, and later will be joined by Mr. Fulton and Mir. liar rison for short visit. Prescott Realty Deals
 Fred C. Moone has sold to Albert Porter and wife a lot in Fleury ad- iition to the city for $500. Another realty deal closed is that of J. l. Gardner and wife, who sell to Ed Kiehl and wife, for a nominal con