Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-29
Rural Visitor
(From Sundays Dally.)

NNA ASaNNd dS aILu uCbSI iIllIdllOlI@ were gratifying.
 Eastern Visitors
 Margaret s. Morrisey of Baltimore and Marguerite P. Adriance ot Poughkeepsie, N. Y, are recent arri. vals to remain for an extended visi: with relatives at Fort Whipple. Mining Business
 MT. and Mrs. J. Irwin, the former a principal of the Black Diamond company, operating near Walker, ar. rived yesterday from San Diego, and are en route to the camp.
 Russell Summoned East
 Called by the serious illness of his mother, Attorney ]. E.. Russell left yesterday afternoon for Gillespie. Illinois. He was advised by siste, that the mother, who is 68 years old that little hope is entertained for her recovery, as she has been i'll for sev eral years.
 Brief Visit
 In the city yesterday between trains visiting friends was Miss Bes- sic McCollins, who was returning home to Glendale after visiting witt q brother in the Jerome country. She is former resident of Prescott. Come to Visit
 Mir. and Mrs. C. s. Slocum of On. tario, Cal, formerly of Skull valley returned recently to remain for a few weeks visit with Mrs. K. Brown sister of Mrs. Slocum, and many friends. They changed residence owing to the poor health of Mrs. Slo cum, which has been fully restored Going South
 Visiting the city yesterday from Gallup, \. M., were Mir. and Mrs Lyman Redwood, the first named formerly oi Jerome, now timekeept' of a coal company in Gallup. They will attend the state fair at Phoenix They are motoring and report roads in fairly good condition in the north Tourists Here
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Conklin ot Peoria, Illinois, who are motoring tc the coast for the winter, arrived by train yesterday from Ash Fork, anc will spend several days in the Jerome country sightseeing. They are wait ing for roads in the north to dry be- fore resuming the journey westward by automobile.
 Wedding Event
 Leaving yesterday for Anaheim Cal, was C. T. Parkhurst, a miner of the Black Canyon region, to at, tend the marriage of his sister, Miss Elaine Parkhurst, Tuesday. The young lady will be remembered by many of this community when a wis itor last year while recovering from influenza complications Important Realty Deal
 R. H. Burmister reported yester day one of the most important realty deals he has closed in this city re- gently, selling for Mrs. Ethel Murphy the. centrally located lot and resi- dence in the Murphy block on East Gurley street, to MT and Mrs. Allan Love. The price was not stated, but was satisfactory to both parties. Film People Here
 MT. and Mrs. J. o. Taylor of Durango, Colorado, are in the city en route home after touring the coast for several weeks and in mak ing observations for settings for their motion picture business, with Denver as the distributing center. They are en route home and are motoring through the country. They are impressed with the scenic attrac- lions of this locality and at some carly date contemplate utilizing the beauties of the country in its fascin- ating makeup for presenting certain plays. They leave this morning. S+orr, Round
 A private telegram from Harris Melton yesterday at Kingman stated he would arrive in the city tomor- row, being detained on account of 1adly washed out roads. He is re- turning in his car with Mrs. Melton from Ely, Nevada, and interested parties from the Mayer corntry sta5c it is quite probable a copper deal will be closed. Visitor
 ~ Arriving -tfTiis-week Cotton; Cal, was Huge P. Spencer, who comes for his second winter in Pres colt, and he is eagerly awaiting for snow to fall, having an asthmetiG