Weekly journal-miner., 1915-04-14
Visiting Friends.

Visiting Friends.
 Mrs ]. V. Frederick, wife of fine
 well known Verde valley rangeman,
 was an arrival Sunday, to remain for
 the week with friends.
 Clarkdale Visitors.
 Mrs. Omer Hill and daughter, This
 ba Hill, of Clarkdale, are visiting this
 city with the formers parents, Mir
 and Mrs. J. H. Axton.
 Comes to Remain. \
 Mrs. K. Haworth, mother of F. L.
 Haworth, the attorney, arrived Sun
 day from Seattle and intends to make
 her home with her son.
 Country Visitors.
 William Allen and F. N. Ma-lowe were in the city yesterday from Will
 Hanson valley, the former bringing
 his daughter, Miss Hazel Allen to the high school, after weeks vacation at home.
 Return Home.
 Mrs. Grace Culver, who had been in the city for several months visiting with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph McCray, returned to her home in Denver on Sunday, accompanied by her daughter. To See Daisy.
 James Douglas, of Douglas, passed through the city yesterday afternoon for Jerome, on his customary trip of inspection of the Little Daisy where development goes ahead and shipping continues daily to United Verde smelters :. His visit will be brief, as usual.
 Visiting Home.
 The many friends in Prescott of Miss Harriet Jean Oliver, daughter of M-. and Mrs. A. J. Oliver, of Fort Whipple,. will be pleased to learn of her arrival yesterday from Phoenix, to remain on brief vacation. She is an attache of the secretary of states office and is on vacation. Successful Season.
 H. J. Meany, manager of Castle Hot Springs, who was visitor to the city yesterday, reported the resort will close on April IS, until Novem- Der IS. The winter has been attend ed with larger patronage than in many years, and the guests numbered 1 some of the most prominently known of public men and others of national rating in manufacture and other lead | ing pursuits. Some came from abroad, also, and this center attained addi- tional fame as place of recreation and th-giving
 Clarkdale Visitor.
 Constable Joe E. Cook, of Clark dale, was an arrival yesterday on of fcial business and to visit with rela- tives. He stated the shelter center is lively, and twenty more residences are being added to the 200 already built, as well are many business places go ing up.
 Big Bug Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. Ardrey, of Provid- ence, the mining camp town of Big Bug creek, were arrivals in auto on Saturday. MT. Ardrey states much in te.est is shown in future operations of the Fortune, a new mill being com pleted, and mine conditions reported as satisfactory in tonnage ready for 
 Comes for Summer. Mrs. M. A. Roberts, mother of Con ductor Roberts and Brakeman Lee Roberts, of the S F., P, & P, arrived from Florence yesterday, to remain for the summer. The recent accident which befell her son Lee Roberts, oc- casions her to come earlier than she His condition yesterday 1 was reported as satisfactory and he soon will be ready to resume his duties. From the Mines.
 Gilbert Ferguson, well known as a miner, is in the city from Big Bug district, and reports considerable ac tivity in quartz mining, as well has the placer industry been revived along that creek. The Henrietta, he says, 1 s coming into prominence again, by 1 recent exploration, and good grade , of sulphide ore has been developed ; for the first time.