Weekly journal-miner., 1917-09-19

Mrs D. w. Russell and children have returned from Santa Monica, where they spent the Summer months. Visiting Attorney.
 Carl NJ. Heim, an attorney of Je- rome, is in the city attending Superior court.
 Kingman Visitor.
 Mrs. Dora Chaytor, of Kingman, is spending several days in this city, visiting with her son, Ernest Eth ridge.
 Vacation Trip.
 O. s. Wakeling, manager of the Arizona Mine Supply Company, has gone to Los Angeles, on business and pleasure trip for few weeks. Gets Position.
 w. H. Henderson, a graduate of the local business college in telegraphy, I has been given position at Boust with the Santa Fe.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. Morris Carpenter, visitor for the past week with her father, Robt. F.. Morrison, and other relatives, re- turned to Phoenix yesterday. Visit Ends.
 Mrs. D. F. Nelson, a visitor during the Summer, returned to Phoenix, her home, yesterday While here she was guest of Mir and Mrs. Carol w. Davis, the first named, her son. Husky Youngster. |,
 Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Campbell, of Seligman, are the proud parents of baby boy, Homer Ebert, born on the llth inst. The young lad weighs ten pounds.
 Pleased With Prescott.
 Miss Celia Griffith. of Globe, con cluded a Summer visit here with friends yesterday She stated that of all Arizona cities she prefers Prescott either during the Summer or Winter. Cattle Business.
 J. F. Mager, field representative of the San Francisco Cattle Loan Asso- citation, is visiting Prescott and will leave later for an inspection of the range country His firm is quite heavily interested in this section. Fraternal Mission.
 Captain J. F. Mahoncy, engineer of the Pioneers Home, left for Louis vile, Ky, Wednesday night, to at tend the annual session of the Sover- eign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows as a delegate of the local order. He re- turns in about two weeks. Good Range Country.
 Thomas Purdy, a Mogollon range man, is visiting the city, and gives an excellent report of grazing conditions. He states the road out of Beaver creek to Flagstaff is impossible to any class of a vehicle, owing to cloud bursts and the heaviest rains ever known for so late in the year. Business Trip.
 ]. Thomas and George Hattinger, business men of Winslow, were ar rivals yesterday in autos, to remain for few days to look over the coun- try. They stated that the Old Trails route is in excellent condition, but deplorable roadway is the strip out of Ash Fork to Chino valley. Visited Old Home
 Mrs F.. D. Trenberth and daughter, Mrs Fannie Jenkins, who will be pleasantly remembered as former resi- dents of this city, returned to Redon- do, Calif., yesterday, after a two months visit with friends. While in the city they were guests of Mrs. D. ]. Ryan. This was their first visit in over Is years.
 Mining Man Arrives.
 John J. Mahony, IT., president of the Silver Belt Consolidated. arrived from San Francisco yesterday on his regular inspection trip, and is to re- main for a few weeks. Later he is to be joined by other stockholders, when it is expected matters of importance will receive consideration. The prop. erty continues active, and reports re- ceived by Mir. Mahony are so encour- aging as to bring him to Prescott again to make an investigation. He was here late in August, and it is be- lieved he may conclude to make Pres colt his home. He is very much pleased over the advance in silver.
 From Saturdays Daily) Visited Friends.
 Miss Joy Ament visited the city VeSterdaV from Hillside where she is