Weekly journal-miner., 1915-12-08

visit with friends.
 Visited Big Fair.
 E. NJ. Albertson returned yester' dav after an absence of a few weeks in attending the big exposition in San Francisco. Official Business.
 Chief Deputy Internal Revenue Col lector Frank Blandy, is in the city on the return trip from Santa Fe, eu route to Phoenix.
 Return From Big Fair.
 Dr. H. T. Southworth, wife and family have returned from San Fran cisco where they visited the Panama Pacific International exposition. Visited Old Home.
 Friends of Mrs. F. B. Kearley are extending her a welcome after an ab- souce of over two months in visiting with the folks" at the old nome in Texas.
 To Exposition.
 Superintendent H. C. Storey of the s. F., P. & P. railway, and Mrs. Storey nave gone to San Francisco to be in attendance at the fair during the closing days.
 Called to Coast.
 F. NJ. Murphy left yesterday Tor Los Angeles, where he is called tor inc next week on an important trip Dertaining to his mining interests in this section.
 Mining Business.
 I. NJ. Sullivan, president of the Black Chief Copper Co.,, operating in Black Hills, was an arrival yesterday and reported development as continu- ing and conditions as satisfactory. To Big Fair.
 Judge ]. J. Hawkins left yesterday for San Francisco to be present dur ing the closing day of the big exposi- ton. He will be joined at Los An geles by his wife. A tour of the coast later is their plan.
 Visited East.
 w. w. Durbin, contracting car penter of this city, returned yester day from Galesburg, His, where he had been visiting for three months with MT. and Mrs. J. Ranney, the latter his daughter.
 Visitors Leave.
 MT. and Mrs. C. H. Anderson O.; Oskaloosa. Iowa, who had been visit ing with MT. and Mrs. F. M. Ander- son of this city for few weeks, left yesterday for Southern California. They are to return later to remam here for tine winter.
 Military Visitors.
 Lieutenants s. A. Reinberg and 5. w. Winfree of the 9th U. s. cavalry, were arrivals yesterday from Douglas in auto, en route to San Francisco, their future station Both will enter the military aviation school, to com pletc their aerial education. From McCabe.
 Benj. Rybon and F. C. Tatum were arrivals yesterday from the McCabe country, and gave the usual report Of mining activity. Mr. Tatum is oper. ating the Marshall group, and is well pleased with the showing made as depth is reached. Three shafts are being sunk on the Assure, and he con templates large development later. A Necessity.
 County School Superintendendeat w. Curtis Miller will hereafter make official visits to different districts in his new Ford auto roadster, which he purchased yesterday from the Hll Hardware Co. "The car is a neces- sity. and will expedite travelling to better advantage than by hiking in certain localities and cutting across lots," he says.
 Venison Feed.
 Roasted venison was the principal feature of a dinner given by A. L Jones at his home on North Mount Vernon street to a number of hi; friends. The venison was part oi the big buck brought down by Jone; last week near Camp Wood. Among those present were Miss Mary Brace Mrs. R. L. Jones, Miss Anna C Jones. Ed. Harris, Doc" Norwood and George Jones.
 Old Camp Awakens.
 McCabe is again rapidly becoming quite thickly populated since mine are resuming in that field. The at tendance in the public school is da'lj increasing, and several residences va cated years ago are being occupied by families. Miss Blanche McDonalc is teacher of the public school, whici is maintained by bequest made b. the late w. C. Parsons, of nearly $40, 900 set aside for that camp.
 Dredge Miners Active.
 Lewis McNary is in the city iron