Weekly journal-miner., 1915-09-15
(From Sundays Daily.) Willetts Leaves.

(From Sundays Daily0
 Willetts Leaves.
 Don M Willetts, chief deputy of 1 U. s. Marshal Dillon, left yesterday for Phoenix to remain and look af- ter important matters.
 Taking Layoff.
 Engineer Thomas Gatfield, of the s. F. P. & P. railway, left yesterday for the exposition cities to remain away, for the next month. He was accompanied by his wife.
 Back from Coast. President R. \, Fredericks, of the Prescott National Bank, returned yes terday from San Francisco, where he had been enjoying his annual vaca' ton for the past month.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. (. C. Jackson, who had been visiting with her mother, Mrs. T. D. Sanders, and other relatives for several days, returned to her home in Kirkland valley yesterday. Range Improvement.
 C. E. Burton was an arrival yes terday and closed the purchase with the Hill Hardware Co.,, of a new gasoline engine, centrifugal pump, piping and other appartus for his range holdings near Ash Fork. Range Business.
 Arthur Heath, of the big cattle firm of Fain, Heath and Company, was an arrival yesterday from Camp Verde and reports stock as ready to enter winter in the best condition for many years. He is here for few days on company business. To Teach School.
 Miss Vada Springfield, who was re- gently appointed to teach the public school at Congress, left yesterday to begin her duties tomorrow. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Alice Strinield, who will visit with friends indefinitely.
 Going to Camp.
 Ed. Block leaves tomorrow for his Fairview camp, near Crown King, to complete shipping ore to Humboldt and arrange for continuing develop ment during the winter. He has let a big contract, and since the strike on the Nelson, that adjoins on the south, has decided to perform addi- tional development at once and to greater depth than contemplated. Resumes Duties.
 Miss Edith Gatfield, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Gatfield, who had been enjoying several weeks of vacation with relatives and friends at the old home, has returned to Hon. olulu to resume her duties as musi- cal instructor at Kamahamma Col lege Her leaving is very much re- gretted by many who enjoyed oc- casions in which she appeared in sev- eral recitals and won commendation for musical accomplishments. Brief Visit.
 MT. and Mrs. C. H. Cordes, of Cor des, were brief vi8tors with Prescott friends yesterday, in auto, returning home later in the day.
 Off to Visit Fair.
 pr. C. K. Hartzell and wife left yesterday afternoon for San Fran cisco to take in the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Leaves for Phoenix.
 Dr. H. K. Beouchamp, who was in Prescott to appear as witness iA a case in. the Federal court, left yes terday afternoon for Phoenix. Back from Coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin Gratz have returned from a months outing trip to the coast, visiting both exposi- tions, and report an enjoyable time. Visited Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Todd, of Je- rome, the former joint dispatcher of the s. F. P. & P. and U. V. and P, railroads, visited with friends in the city yesterday. Business Trip.
 Fritz Mittendorf, in charge of the station of the Bradshaw Mountain railroad at Mayer, was business visitor Friday, returning home yesterday morning. Return Home.
 Mrs. George U. Young, wife of Mayor Young, of Phoenix, has COB cluded a summer outing at the Madi- zelle camp and returned home yes terday with her children. Visits Montezuma Wells.
 Miss Fife D. Bolts, deputy clerk of the United States district court for the district of Arizona, left on a trip to visit the Montezuma wells, in the Verde valley, yesterday. She expects to return today.