Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-05

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 George Whitaker, well known resident of Big Bug creek, is in the city on business trip. Visiting Friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Logan Morris, we'll known residents of Mayer, spent yes terday with friends in inc city. Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. ]. Paul, of Prescott, is the guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. Van Paul, in Los An geles.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Miss Lena Hartsheld, teacher of the Seligman public school, is in the city for a weekend visit with her mother and brother.
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Emma Butcher is in the city from Skull valley, where she is teach ing the public school, for a weekend visit with friends. Teacher Visits.
 Mrs. Maude Redden, teacher of the Cedar Glade public school. is spend ing a few days vacation in the city and visiting with her father, MT. Col lins.
 Business Trip.
 Bob Heckle, foreman of the range of Joe Rudy, is in the city from Skull valley, reporting cattle in fine form for this time of the year and with a drouth prevailing. Country Visitor
 C. C. Evans, the Kirkland range man, is in the city for few days on business. He reports that country as dry and cattlemen are beginning to complain of the long drouth. Back From Nevada.
 O. s. Wakeling, manager of the Ari- zona Mine Supply Co.,. who was called to Searchlight, New, last week on mining bushes, being interested with others in that field, returned yester, day.
 Pioneer III.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. B. Crouch left yesterday for Phoenix to remain away owing to the first named being quite i'll with neuralgia of the face. A change of climate is deemed advisable.
 Back to Pinal
 J. P. Prime, mining man of Pinal county, who had been Tn the Senator country for few days on an examin- ation trip, returned to Superior yes terday in auto. accompanied by Chas. Cooke, his assayer. Mining Business.
 C. H. McMahon, of the mining firm in Placeritas district of McMahon Brothers, owners of desirably rated properties, is in the city on business trip, giving a good report of condi- tions in that field generally. Mine Visitor.
 George C. Dedrick, well known as a miner of this section, has returned from the Loma Verde camp, near Huron, 10 remain on a layoT Tor a short time.
 To New Home.
 Miss Edith Craven, until recently stenographer in the law offices of Norris & Norris, this city, left for Je- rome yesterday to reside. accepting a responsible position with the Branch Bank of Arizona Her leaving is re- gretted by many of this city. Come to Visit.
 Miss Zada Jones and Miss Gertrude Schemmer, teachers of Jerome Juno ton, are in the city to visit with friends, and are awaiting the epidemic of measles to subside before resuming their duties. It is probable next week the school will resume after a two weeks suspension.
 Regaining Health.
 Many friends of C. E. Burton throughout this county will be pleased to know that he has passed the crisis of his illness from typhoid fever, and yesterday was reported by his attend ing physician to be convalescing. His recovery is now assured and in few weeks he resumes his business. Range Visitor.
 Lee Robinson, range foreman oi Young & Wilkins, visited the city yes. terday from Dewey, reporting an in dividual roundup as going on, with good returns in getting calves out oi the brush Many head were over looked by the community rodeo out fit, and individual work is adding tc the number to D" branded.
 Horses Too Slow.
 Judge George A. Ainsworth Ina: finally concluded to get in the speed pace, and yesterday purchased iron the Hill Hardware Go. a Ford auto truck, to bring to this market his pro ducts from Walnut creek, abandoning the horse method. Two days coming and two days returning have warmed up this Hassayamper to wheel into line, after persistent persuasion o friends to meet competition whicf was making inroads on his business.