Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

| the SOntn and VIII remain TOT the Summer. NIT. Cooper is interested with George Olney in range cattle in the Western section of this county, the firm being among the wealthiest m this line m the State. NIT. and Mrs. Cooper are to make Prescott their home for several months.
 (From Tuesdays Daily) Business Trip.
 Fred Hawkins, special officer of the United Verde Copper CO. is in the city on a brief business trip from Jerome.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. w. Holder and Mir md Mrs. Bert (. Evans. of Kirkland valley, are in the city to remain until Frontier Days.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. II. J. Jackson. wife of the foreman of the Wildhower mine, near Crown King. is a visitor with friends n the city for few days.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Stella Robertson, of Mayer, is II the city to remain for a few days visit with her mother, Mrs. Essie Douglas, proprietress of the Annex. Pioneer III.
 Phil kearney was removed to Mercy hospital on Sunday. owing to iis condition being serious. He was .akon i'll last week and his recovery $ reported to be doubtful
 Returns South.
 Alex Kellogg, brother of the late Al. B. Kellogg, who had been in this section for the past two months, re- urncd to Pima county last week where he has cattle interests. Leaves For Tapco.
 Miss Anne Cahill, who SO success fully conducted The membership cam )aign of the Rcd Cross. left yester- lay for Tapco, on the Verde, where he will spend ten days.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Miss Nora Ward, of Dallas, Tex, a former resident .of Prescott. arrived Sunday and will spend the Summer with Mir. and Mrs. Ben C. Ward, at BPS South Marina street.
 Practical Vacation.
 Among those leaving Sunday to take special course in instruction as teachers, at the Flagstaff Normal school. were Miss Mall Farley, Miss Jennie Healy, Miss Marguerite Levy and P. J. Farley, Jr. Leave For Summer.
 Mrs. Y. Shutz and daughter, of Jerome, were brief visitors on Sun day, en route to Los Angeles for the Summer. Mir Shutz and Tim Shea, of the above city, motored to Prescott yesterday and make the trip in auto O the coast, leaving today. Attended Exercises.
 Dr. and Mrs. Riley Shrum, of Je- rome, were interested spectators oi St. Joseph's academy exercises, in this city, their daughter, Miss Mar jorie Shrum, a student, participating. Dr. and Mrs. Shrum and daughter re- turned home yesterday in auto. Range Visitors.
 C. C. Jackson and William Ritter were visitors yesterday from Kirk land valley, reporting a warm wave as passing over the country, in con trast to the coldest weather ever known. as ending only short time lgo. Range interests, however, are receiving benefits. Getting Warm.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Pitkins, of Vicksburg, on the \. & C. railroad, were arrivals Saturday night. and re- ported the warmcst weather ever known for June in over 25 years. The temperature on Friday at the camp where they are residing was llo. Sunday Visitors.
 NIr. and Mrs. l. F. Wolpc, well known to many of Prescott from their frequent visits, motored to the city Saturday from Phoenix, remaining over Sunday as guests of Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Levy. They will return for Frontier Days doings and remain for the Summer. Visitor From South.
 J. ". Norton, of the Coyote Cattle Co., which has range interests in Lonesome valley, was an arrival Sat urday from Pinal county, where he IS also interested in the above line of business. He states that the long and cold Spring has retarded the growth | of feed on the range, but that live |