Weekly journal-miner., 1916-12-27
(Frcm Sundays Daily.) Leaves For Holidays.

Leaves For Holidays.
 Mrs. F.. II. Meek left yesterday fo Puenta, Cal, to visit with her mother Mrs. R. H. Jack, during the holidays Home From School.
 Howard Morrow and Homer Clarl are Tome from the University of New Mexico to spend the holidays will their parents.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Miss E. Coplcy left yesterday foi Riverside, Cal, where she will visi for few weeks with her mother Mrs. Robert Copley. Going to Coast.
 Bert B. Bloom, president of loca minirg company, left yesterday fol Los Angeles where he will spend tho holidays with his family.
 Christmas Visit.
 Miss Grace Miller, teacher of tho Senator public school, left for Phoe. nix yesterday to visit with friend. during the Christmas holidays. To Phoenix. O. F. Orthcl left yesterday for Phoenix, to visit with his wife, who was summoned to that city recently by the serious illness of relative Holiday Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Jamieson, of Clark dale, were arrivals yesterday to re- main for a holiday visit with the par ents of the latter, Mir. and Mrs. (. C. Stukey
 Christmas At Home.
 Miss Marguerite Levy and Miss Ina Riebeling, who are conducting a pri- vate kindergarten at Tucson, returned home yesterday to spend the holidays with their parents and friends. Back From Coast.
 O. s. Wakeling, manager of the Ari- zona Mine Supply Co., returned yes :erday from Los Angeles, where he had been on business trip for his firm for the past two weeks. Anticipating Boom.
 F. NJ. Kester. a mine owner of Copper Basin, who is in the city from his camp, reports that title work this year is being performed on all claims, owing to the indications being strong for boom next Spring. From Mohave.
 ]. (. Cain, a well known mining man with the Arizona Butte Company, in Mohave county, was an arrival yes terday to remain with his wife and family for several days, who make their home in this city. Leave For Ajo.
 Mrs. Herbert Shotwell and daugh- ters left for Ajo yesterday afternoon where they will reside for several months. Shotwell has been engaged 10 do some engineering work for one Of the big mining companies there. To New Home.
 Mrs. Daisy D. Jones leaves today for Swansea, to join her husband, who is with the Swansea Consolidat- ed, and will make her future home at that mining camp.
 Home For Holidays.
 Major and Mrs. C. E. Yount, the former chief of the medical corps of the National Guard of Arizona, were arrivals yesterday from Douglas, to remain here for week Hom eFrom East.
 Mrs. R. F. Chambers, who had been visiting with relatives in Indiana for the past six weeks, has returned home, accompanied by Miss Anna Valentine who comes to remain in Prescott for the Winter. Newlyweds Home.
 Mir and Mrs. Alex L. Jones arrived from their honeymoon trip yesterday and will be at home to their many friends after Christmas. They will reside with the bridegroom's family at 20 North Mt Vernon street. Home For Holidays.
 Mir and Mrs. H. L. Naylor, visitors since early in December, left for Bakersfield, their home, on Friday, the former to return next week to locate and engage in business, either in Prescott or Jerome. Mir. Naylor stated the climate bring him here. Students Home.
 William Lloyd and his sister, Miss Mabel Lloyd, returned yesterday from school to spend Christmas at home. Miss Lloyd is taking an art