Weekly journal-miner., 1916-02-23

from Jerome Junction where she was d guest for a few weeks of Mrs. Omar Hill. ..-
 Going to Country.
 Miss Ila Riggle leaves today for Jerome Junction where she will enjoy an outing for a few weeks with friends.
 To Capital City.
 Miss Marie Wacker left for Phoe- nix yesterday to visit with her moth CT and other relatives for few weeks.
 Recuperating Health.
 Mrs. ]. C. Herndon left yesterday for Phoenix to remain away indefin- ittely to recuperate her health after an illness of several weeks. Mining Mission.
 O. O. Smith of the Wichita Placer Co. left yesterday for Phoenix for brief consultation with other stock holders. After his return hydraulic ing will begin.
 Visiting the Capital.
 Mrs. E. A. Kastner and daughter, Miss Betty Kastner, have gone to Phoenix to remain away for few, weeks with friends, and will be guest: of Mrs. w. S. Goldsworthy. Valley Visitor.
 Mrs. w. R. Ehle left yesterday for Skull valley. where she will visit for few weeks with Mrs. Pearl Cough ran. and later goes to Congress June ton to be the guest of Mrs. Fred E Barrett.
 Casey Property Sold.
 C. c. Reibling of the Yavapai gar age. has purchased the Casey prop erty on Grove avenue. The deal was made through the real estate and in sura1cc firm of Max Goheen & Com; pany.
 Range Visitor.
 Harry s. Knight, of the Triple Link Cattle Co., of Walnut Grove, is i-l the city on a business trip. and gives an excellent report of conditions on the range, since warm weather has started new feed to growing. Returns Home. Mrs. T. J. Hummer, whose sad mission in coming to this city last week was to bury her husband, re turned to ner home at Goldheld, New. yesterday. to settle up the estate oi the deceased and attend to other | business.
 Mining Business. l. w. Johnson, well known min ing man of Northern Arizona. and in teresteI in the desert region along i the A. & C., has returned from {; business trip to Mohave county or mine inspection, and is en route tc Bouse, his home.
 Rapid Recovery.
 Gorham A. Bray, who submitted tc an operation one week ago for remov al of a tumor from the back of hi: neck, was discharged from Mercy hospital yesterday, and will resume his duties with the Bashford-Burm ister Go. i1 few days.
 Swastika Active.
 l Frank w. Giroux, who is operating the Swastika silver mines of thu Bradshaws under a lease, was busi ness visitor to the city yesterday, anC stated development continues, as wei is shipping maintained at stated peri
 ods. He is pleased with returns re ceived, as we'll as underground condi tions.
 Buys a Ford.
 C. P. Wingheld, the Humboldt mer
 chant, arrived in the city yesterda.
 on the train and later returned hom
 propelling new Ford auto. purchas ed from the Hill Hardware Go. H said patrons were kicking over sloy
 wagon deliveries in his town, an,
 there was only one recourse-to ge : gasoline goer." Restoring Fences. E. N. Marlowe was an arrival yes
 terday from Williamson valley, an stated farmers are now busy Tn re
 building fences washed away durin
 the big storms of January, this bein < the first time known water reache l such a depth as to cause such dan ] age. Prospects are good, ne says, fo l. raising big crops this year.
 Davidson Family Addition. The home of Mir. and Mrs. Williar A. Davidson, III South Pleasar I street was made glad yesterday b
 the advent of an eight-pound bab
 boy. The father was so tickled ths r he bought up all the cigars in tow - and distributed them among hi F. friends. Mother and babe are doin Q we'll
 f Autoists Arrive. ,. MT. and Mrs. E. J. Pillsbury, an o Mir. and Mrs. Thomas (. Wentwort of Redlands, Cal, were arrivals ye u terday in their two autos via ti Yuma route, and are going into tf
 Verde valley, Mir. Wentworth to nal
 an inspection of oil lands. He wi a be joined later by his brother of Tai V Cal. who is identified with an c ). operating company in that field.