Weekly journal-miner., 1914-12-30
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(From Thursdays Daily)

New Roof.
 A new roof is being placed on St Joseph's academy The material is galvanized iron.
 Home from Phoenix.
 Miss Kathyryn Hickey returned yesterday from Phoenix, to join her mother, after an extended absence. Back from Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. John Lindell return ed yesterday from a business and pleasure trip of two weeks to Los Angeles.
 Verde Visitor
 w. c. Wingfeld was an arrival yes terday from Camp Verde on business and gives the usual report of a thrifty farming country.
 Home From School
 Harold Elliott, son of Mir. and Mrs w. s. Elliott, student at Stanford University. California, returned yes terday to spend the holidays at home. SAA ASlAlldS lip-
 A. F. Gage Of the Yavapai garage left for Phoenix yesterday to visit with his wife during the holidays and where fine parents of the latter re- side.
 To the South.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur C. Edwards, of Walnut creek, who are in the city leave today for San Simon, Cochise county, to spend the holidays with relatives.
 Leaves for Coast.
 Miss Eva Hall, from the east, who has been visiting with her brother at Humboldt for several weeks, left yesterday for Los Angeles to remain for the winter.
 Holiday Shoppers.
 Mir. and Mrs R. l. Ralston and Mrs. J. H. Maders were in the city yesterday visiting with friends and shopping for the holidays, coming from Ash creek in auto.
 For the Holidays.
 Miss Olive Haisley. a student of the University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor. returned yesterday, and will remain with her parents until after the first of the year.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orville Bozarth, and Guy and Walter Bozarth of the Dumbell cattle ranch, near William son valley are in the city to remain during fine holidays with friends. From Fair Oaks.
 C. T. Crum and L. L. Dickerson, Of the Fair Oaks Orchard Company, registered their auto at the Overland garage yesterday. They declare the roads in the country are well nigh impossible.
 Range Visitor.
 Joe K. Campbell, manager of the Rio Verde Cattle Co.,, was an ar rival yesterday on business trip. The range IS drenched, fine feed is growing, and cattle are in the pink of condition,' was his report To Parker.
 Miss Cleo Allen, who has been visiting with friends in the city for the past two weeks, as a guest oi Mrs. o. F. Orthel, left for Parker yesterday to join her sister, Mrs. ]. $. Thurman, but returns after the holidays, probably to remain. Back from East.
 Lester Jackson, operating the Wa Eagle-Gladiator group near Crown King, returned yesterday from Dc troit. Michigan, where he had been consulting with associate sharehold CTS. and leaves today for his camp. Comes for Holidays.
 County Attorney C. w. Herndon, of MOhave county. arrived yesterday | to visit with his mother and relatives | during the holidays. Herndon was again successful at the election, and will keep official harness on for the next two years. Back from Trip.
 J. A. Laudenslager, who has been visiting with his parents in Albu- querque. and was one of the guards of federal prisoners who were re- moved to Santa Fe from this and other sections of the state, returned home yesterday. Flying Trip.
 George Lebsch. associate editor oi | the Ash Fork Visitor, was a brief visitor to the city yesterday after typewriter supplies. This is the method of grinding out that publica- : ton for the present but in a short time a real press and plenty of real type will be forthcoming. The edi- tor-in-chief is laid up in the hospital on account of too much levity with ( fine Dpu