Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-09-17
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Business Trip
Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Murdoch of
Mayer, the first named mining op-
orator. are in the city on business
matters.
Passing Through
Dr. Phoebia Moore OF Warrington,
West Virginia. is in the city for a
short time while en- route to visit with
her nieces, who are teaching in the
public school
Country Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. H. w Fritschie, the
first named prominently known as a
successful dry farmer, visited the city
yesterday from Big Chino valley.
Visiting Old Home
Mrs. Paul Robertson, formerly a
resident, when conducting the old
Annex. returned a few days ago on
business trip. to remain until the
end OF the week
Baby Girl Comes
There was born in Prescott late
last week to Mr. and Mrs. f F Rob
ertson of Wickenburg a fine baby
girl. and the jubilant father is coming
up later to greet the little one.
Solid Country
William Chrisman is in the city
from Eureka district, where he states
there is more mining activity than
,ver before, and some large move
ments also are being shaped up for
this winter
Visiting Relatives
Mrs. w J. Alexander OF Detroit
is recent arrival, coming to remain
ior about two months to visit with
her mother, Mrs. Gray, brother and
sister, who are residing at Pine Crest
Outing Over
Mr.. and Mrs. L L. Harmon and
;hildren, who had been summering al
Camp Wood. are leaving for Phoenix.
their home, Mrs. Harmon going on
Sunday by train and Mr.. Harmon by
automobile today.
Bids Son Farewell
Mrs. c. G. Johnson OF Blue Bell
was in the city yesterday to say fare
we'll to her son, Harold Johnson
who LETT for the coast to enter the
lavy. Her daughter, Miss Ruth
johnson, OF Humboldt, also came to
he city for the same purpose.
Visitors From North -
In the city Tor several days last
week from Flagstaff was a motor
party consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hill, Mrs. F. A. Lilley and Miss
ena NJ Lilley. who visited with
friends and toured the country ad-
accent
sightseeing Trip.
Mrs W. {. Bashford, so well
,nown in this community, who re-
turned recently from Los Angeles,
las gone to the Grand Canyon on
sightseeing trip, to return later in
he week She has decided to again
make Prescott her home, which many
friends will be pleased to learn.
VIII Recover
Hugh Widener OF Wickenburg. who
was brought to Prescott last week to
be treated for a horrible wound in his
right breast by the accidental dis
charge of a shotgun, is reported to
be making Roadway toward recovery,
the danger period from infection nav
ing passed. He has many friends in
his home country who will be pleased
to learn OF his favorable condition.
Has Had Enopgh
w. J. Young, with the First Di-
vision overseas, has arrived in the
city and returns to civil life happy in
escaping the fate OF so many of that
famous command. His mother, Mrs.
Alice Fernandes, and many friends
are extending him joyous welcome
home. Young states he has had
enough OF war and particularly the
foreign cline.
Lively Place
Sergeant and Mrs Thomas J.
Thorpe, the first named manager OF
the Mayer Mercantile company, are
in the city for short visit with rel
atives, and are at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. X. n. Looney, the latter a sis
ter OF Mrs. Thorpe. Mayer is
going right ahead improving, all
homes are occupied, and the mining
situation is splendid" said Sergeant
Thorpe
Health Restored
There are many in this city who
will be pleased to know that Mrs. H.
J. Meany has returned from the coast
fully restored to normal health, after
Tong illness due to flu complia-
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