Weekly journal-miner., 1917-08-22
City NeWs In Brief
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(From Thursdays Dailvl


 Business Trip.
 (. L. Riley. 2 former well known resident of this city, arrived yester- day from Flagstaff on insurance buei- ness.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. ]. C. Lewis has gone 10 San Francisco for an extended visit with her sisters, Mrs. George Birk and Mrs. c. A. Nollmer. former residents of Prescott.
 Coast Outing.
 Mrs Charles Chambers, wife of the s. F. ?. & P. engineer, and daughter, Miss Alberta Chambers, left ycster- day for the seaside resorts of South ern California for months outing. Country Drenched.
 Morse Darnall was visitor yester- day from Hillside, and gave the usual report of heavy rains falling recently. and with the livestock interests facing an excellent condition for Wintel grazing.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Secretary Stephens of the livestock sanitary board, arrived yesterday from Phoenix, for a brief visit. accompany ing his daughter, Miss Layle Steph- ems, who is to remain for the rest of the Summer visiting with friends at the old home. Goes On Range.
 John Ferguson, for several months a resident of the city, arrived yester day from Phoenix 10 remain for a few days visiting with friends, while en route to Santa Fc, N M., where he will make his headquarters, engaging in the range cattle business Comes to Reside.
 Miss Ruth Danielson, niece of Mir. | and Mrs. C. s. Richardson, of Hotel | Congress, Is a recent arrival from | Valparaiso, Indiana, to remain. She is accomplished in educational chan nels, and has been retained as teacher l for the Senator public school, begin ming her duties next month. Veteran Soldier Here.
 Mir. and Mrs NJ. A. Prick, of Paso Robles. cal, were arrivals in Prescott during the week 10 remain for an eX- tended visit with their daughter Mir. Prick is a veteran Of the Civil war and before returning home will attend the old soldiers reunion at Vicks- burg, Miss. during October. Completes Studies.
 Miss Edith Gatfcld, who is pleas antly remembered by many in this city as 3 young lady of exceptional musical ability, a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Gatield, has returned from Oberlin, Ohio, where she has concluded her musical education. She resided for several years at Homo lulu, where she was an instructor. She is to remain in Prescott indelin- itely.
 Pioneer Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. V. R. Norris, the former an old-time resident of this county when he followed cattle rais ing. are visiting the city, to enjoy the climate, and will remain for a few weeks They had been making an auto tour of the north, and come to Prescott where they have many friends. Mir Norris is from Phoenix, and in recent years has prospered, retiring from the range. Business Trip.
 R. s. Cookinham, former chief en- gineer of construction for the Hassay- ampa Company, was an arrival Tues day from Pima county, coming on land business Of that project, near Jerome Junction. He is in charge of road work for Pima county, in which a large sum has been outlayed during the past two years, and construction will end during the present year. Mr. Cookinham probably will return to Prescott to again reside. Changing the Tune.
 Joe Matley was a visitor yesterday from Williamson valley and stated farmers were again complaining over weather conditions, too much rain falling, and daily floods occurring to damage farm property. A short time ago praying for rain was the GUS tom, which has been answered in generous manner. Matley stated that on Tuesday a hail storm took place in which stones as large as walnut caused much damage to exposed grain fields
 (From Fridays Daily)