Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-29
City NeeOs
 In Brief
Tom ThrrslIar,s DailrN

who is interested in mines of this section. is q recent arrival on trip of inspection, to remain indefinitely. Mckinley Working
 Fred Mckinley, a sailor berthed on the |. s. $. West Galeta during the war, is now connected with Charles Riebeling's garage on South Montezuma street.
 Business Trip
 Glen H. Fansler left yesterday for Humboldt and Mayer on a business trip. It is probable that before re turning he will drive to Verde and Jerome. All From Junction
 Mrs George White and daughter, Mrs. s. Murray and daughter, Mrs. John Edwards, and Paul Peabody, all from JerOme Junction, were in the city yesterday. Coast Visitor
 II. A. Bradbury of Napa, Cal cousin of J.. C. Bradbury, of thii city, concluded yesterdays visit td this city for week and returned home.
 From Illinois
 MT. and Mrs. William C. Borah of Springfield, Illinois, will spend the winter at Pinecrest, this city. Mr.. Borah is a brother of L. C. Borah, a druggist, formerly with the Brisley Drug company. Going Early
 Mrs. K. P Kyle, recently from Goldfeld, Nevada, and daughter, Mrs. Henry F.. Berry, of Las Vegas, Nevada, leave today for Phoenix to attend the fair, afterward returning to this city.
 Back to Frisco
 Colonel and Mrs. ]. B. Dudley leave today for San Francisco, the first named to close up financing of q copper property in the Mayer field. It is quite probable that inside of 30 days camp will be established and development under headway. From Overseas
 Paul Lowe, fayorably known in this community, an accomplished musician, is receiving a welcome from many friends on his safe arrival from overseas service in the army. He is to remain, and is overjoyed at getting back.
 Cupid Calls
 Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts left yesterday for San Francisco, and en route meets at Kingman her hance, a prominent mining man of Mohave county, where the nuptial knot will be tied this afternoon. They then proceed to San Francisco on hon eymoon, where Ms J. Braden, a l sister of the bride-to-be, is residing Comes Back
 C. S. Lumbley, a former school teacher of this county, after an ab- sence of three years returned during the week, and is to remain, being guest Of B. 3. Dolly Of Pleasant val ley While away he has been en- gagged in war work, and later will go into business in this locality. He is receiving welcome from many friends.
 Many Prospecting
 w. A. Sanders is a visitor from Skull valley, who will spend several | days in the Mile High City. He states that much prospecting is being done with that point as headquarters, the district showing unusual activity. | Many prospectors from other parts of the state are picking holes, look ing for pay leads.
 From Nebraska
 Robert A. Day and family and August Suiman and family, of Osh- kosh, Nebraska, on their way by au- tomobile to Long Beach, California arrived in Prescott yesterday. They will spend several days here visiting friends, among whom are Mrs. Bow | CTS, Mrs. Arthur Bischoff and Mrs. | George Davis. Mrs. Brinkmeyer of this city is sister-in-law of Mrs l Sudman, who will entertain her while in the city.
 Back to the Desert
 C. P, Ford, who had been work ing his mines near Crown King dur ing tke summer, is in the city and later leaves for his copper holdings near Vicksburg, to resume operations and begin shipping. For several years he has been following out the practice of gold mining in Yavapai during the summer, while in winter months he goes to Yuma to get his coppers in action. He has in both To- calities desirably rated properties. Brief Visitor
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