Weekly journal-miner., 1917-12-26
Christmas Visitors.


 s, were arrivals Sunday to
 Christmas holidays at
 are with the parents of
 ,t named, Mir. and Mrs. Geo.
 sincs, popularly known in pioneer
 -lcs. This is the first visit of Mr. ,d Mrs. Sincs in several years, and they are welcomed bacl, by many friends.
 Christmas at Phoenix.
 Frank w. GirouN. who is operating the Swastika silver mines in the Bradshaws, left yesterday morning for Phoenix to join his wife and fan. fly during the holidays He was ac- companicd by his father. Peter Gi- roux He states he is satisfied with his mine holdings and since silver has advanced, returns arc gratifying. Comes for Christmas.
 w l.. Conner, in charge of the Bannie mine, is in the city from the camp near Walker. operations having suspended until after Christmas. He states conditions in new exploration are favorable and the property is making fine showing in all work ings.
 Visiting on Coast.
 Mrs. O. c. Griffin and daughter Mary Jane, left on Sunday for a visit with friends in Los Angeles. From Camp Kearrey.
 Lorion Ref. one of the Prescott lads now stationed at Camp Kearney, is here for his Christmas visit. Discharged from Service.
 Harry Henderson returned yester- day from Camp Funston. having been given an honorable discharge from the service because of some slight physical imperfection. Home For Christmas
 Clarence Moffett is one of the Yavapai lads who, is back home for the Christmas visit. Clarence being stationed at Camp Kearney with the Arizona contingent. Back From Normal
 Neil Farley, who is attending the present term of the State normal at Tempe, returned to Prescott on Sun day for holiday visit with the home folks.
 Home for Holidays.
 Miss Ola Henry, a student of the Flagstaff Normal, returned home Saturday to be with relatives and friends during the holidays. and is al the home of her mother, Mrs. Anna Henry.
 Christmas Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs M Reardon, of Clif- ton, the former a conductor of the Clifton-Morenci railway. were arri- vals Sunday to spend Christmas at the Yeager camp of the Shannon Copper Co.,, as guests of Mir and Mrs E. Leland, the latter joining them here All left yesterday for the above mines, of which Mir Leland is superintendent. Mir. Leland is the son-in-law of Mir. and Mrs. Reardon. Postoffice Hours.
 Postmaster Herndon has announc ed that the general delivery at the postoffice will be open today between the hours of 10 a. m. and l p. m. The carriers windows and the stamp window will be open from 12 until o'clock.
 Christmas At Home.
 Miss Marguerite Levy, teacher oI the public school at Jerome, is home with her parents and friends to spend Christmas
 Visiting Friends.
 C. R. Cross, a business man of Jer- ome, is in the city to spend Christ mas with friends, arriving yesterday. Concludes Visit.
 Miss Mary Lannon, a visitor for the past month with Mother Victoria, at St Jostphs Academy, returned yesterday to Los Angeles, her home Christmas With Parents.
 Miss Dclma Goldsborough, of Jer- omc is in the city to spend the hol- days with her parents and friends. Sad Mission.
 William Jones. who was granted a furlough to attend the funeral of his sister, Mrs K. L. Dossey, will re- turn to Camp Kearney, California, today.
 Vacation Trip.
 N. Jacobs, an employe of the Clarkdale smeltcr, is in the city for the rest of the week to enjoy vaca- ton and minele with friends during the Christmas holidays.