Weekly journal-miner., 1914-12-30

Mir and Mrs. C. (. Jackson, of Kirkland valley. are in the city to
 spend Christmas with friends and rel
 atives at their old home
 Back from School.
 Christopher Davis. son Of Mir. and Mrs. John L. Davis, returned yes
 terday for the holidays from the Uni
 versity of Michigan, at Ann Arbor.
 Flying Trip.
 J. k. Miller. in charge of the city pumping plant at Willow creek, was
 a visitor with his wife and family
 yesterday, returning later in the day.
 From the Mines.
 John Davis, son of Mir. and Mrs.
 J. L. Davis, arrived from McCabe yesterday to remain for the holidays.
 He is working mines in which his
 father is interested.
 For the Holidays.
 Miss Frances Craighead and Miss Annie Murphy were arrivals from
 Phoenix Thursday night and will en- joy Christmas with relatives and friends at the old home.
 Making the Rounds.
 C. F.. Beach. well known in com mercial travelling circles was visi- tor yesterday from the coast, and is making the rounds of the state as well as visiting with his many friends being an old time Arizonan.
 Come to Visit.
 Mrs. May Cook Weaver was an arrival yesterday from Phoenix 10 remain for several days to visit with her mother, Mrs. Joseph Cook, and other relatives in this city.
 From the North.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thos C. Frier, the former one of the big rangemen of Coconino county. were arrivals from Flagstaff yesterday to remain with friends during the holidays. To the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Warner. the former fireman of the s. P. P. & P. railroad, left yesterday for Venice, California, where they will visit for a few weeks with the parents of Mir Warner.
 Going East.
 Miss Hyacint Bennerman and brother leave today for their old home ot Peoria, H., to remain away for few weeks on business, and on their return will be accompanied by their parents, when all contemplate spending the winter at Bouse, on the desert.
 Sheep.
 Bert Haskett, of Flagstaff, attach, cd to the livestock sanitary service of the federal government, was an arrival yesterday. He begins his du- ties at once of making general in spection of all flocks in the desert sections to the south, and will he occupied for the rest of the winter Over a quarter of a million head arc to be looked over. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Henry Culver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCray, arrives oday from Denver, to visit for few weeks, and will later leave for Los Angeles for the winter. From University.
 Miss Nydia Acker, daughter of Mr. |; and Mrs. J. s. Acker, Harold Bris- ey, son of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bris- , ey; Homer Clark, son of Mir. and s Mrs. E. s. Clark, and Richard Mer- -itt, all students of the University I It Tucson, returned Wednesday night l O remain at home for the holidays. t Come for Holidays.
 Miss Mabel Stephens, who is a stu tent at the Tempe Normal, and Miss | Margaret Stephens, teacher in the i Humboldt public school, daughters | # Supervisor and Mrs. William $ stephens, arrived Thursday to re- E main for the holidays at home Bo,h l -eceived a welcome from their many | friends c Buying Horses. |
 R. E. Daggs, who is securing the -anges of the state for horses to be Ised in the European war by the English and French, was an arrival to close more deals. He q las allotted 5000 head. and states I hey will fill the bill" The big -oundup and shipping begins early n January. V Garage Arrivals.
 Autos registered yesterday at Ruff I ler's garage were those of A. D. )urbin, Denver, Colo; J. C. Stephens f Willow creek; P. H. Wright, Camp V wood; A. Matli, Simmons; c. w. C Geo. J. Draper, Long Beach | Cal; Robert Daggs. Flagstaff; w. T ?. Ellison. Walnut creek. $