Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. F. R. Dyas has gone to New York. where she will visit for some time with relatives and friends. Outing Trip.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. Mckay. the latter daughter of Mir and Mrs w II. Merritt. left Tuesday night for. Nova Scotia, to enjoy an outing and visit with relatives.
 Medical Mission.
 Ed. Shumate left Tuesday night for Rochester. Minn., to seek relief from illness, and will be placed under treat ment at the Mayo Brothers medical institute.
 Eastern Visitor.
 Miss Kathryn Anderson, of Chilli cothe, Ohio. arrived during the week and will remain during the Summer with Mrs. Wetmore. at Camp Bean voir
 come r or Hummer.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. M AIpnson and mother, of Kansas City, who had been spending the Winter in Phoenix. are recent arrivals and are domiciled for the Summer at Camp Beauvoir. Visit to Old Home.
 Miss Clara Daniel, af employe of the Owl Drug X Candy Go, left for Hot Springs, Ark, on Tuesday night for months visit at the old home with her parents and other relatives. Come to Visit.
 Mrs. Jennie Wingiield, of Camp Verde, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Helen Wingfeld and Miss Min nie Mickleso, of Flagstaff, a guest, were arrivals during the week to re- main indefinitely visiting with friends in the city.
 Health Restored.
 Clarence Denny, of Anvil Rock, one of the best known rangemen in the county, has returned from Roch ester, Minn, where he submitted to an operation for appendicitis at Mayo Brothers Institute His health is fully restored.
 Pioneer Returns.
 Thomas Sanders. who has the dis tinction of being the pioneer resident of Prescott, arriving in 1863, is again in the city to visit with his wife and family, coming from Clarkdale, where he had been spending the Winter with relatives.
 Range Showing Good.
 ]. II. Maders, we'll known range man of Agua Fria valley, was visitor yesterday, reporting plenty of water on the range and new feed was be- ginning to grow in abundance. He is we'll pleased with the cattle outlook. Eastern Trip.
 Mrs Margaret Swisher and daugh-. ter, Mrs. Eli Stauffer, and Miss Mar garet Storey, daughter of Mir. and Mrs H. C. Storey, left few days ago for Pittsburg, Pa, to be away during the Summer Miss Storey will prob ably enter a young ladies' seminary in the East
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. L. A. Kehr, who will be pleasantly remembered as a former resident, accompanied by her two children and mother, arrived from Jerome during the week, to remain for a few days visit, and is at Camp Beauvoir as guest of Mrs. Wetmore and Mrs. Hunter.
 Home For Vacation.
 Miss Ethel Brands and Miss Rhoda Strong, teachers of the Humboldt school, left there Sunday morning for their homes in the southern part of the State. Miss Strong visited her mother, who is at present in Prescott, during the day, after which the two teachers left for Phoenix, thence to their homes, for the Summer vacation. Warming Up.
 Grant Carter was a visitor yester- day from Kirkland valley and stated the country again was assuming fine shape, warm weather coming proving of benefit to rancher and rangeman. Carter states that an unusually large acreage has been planted and crops will be abundant.
 To the Coast.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. L. Phillips, visitors since early in May, yeft yesterday for a weeks visit to Los Angeles, and return to remain during the Summer Mir Phillips comes from Pinal coun. ty, where he is interested in mines, and on the return trip 10 Prescott will be accompanied by A. P Penwell, his aSSociate when hoth will inye stioate