Weekly journal-miner., 1917-06-20

' few days visiting with friends at their old home.
 Jerome Visitor. Dr. (. T. Snipes. a practising den- list, of Jerome, is visiting with Pres colt friends for few days, arriving in auto yesterday. Taking Layoff. l K. J. Bleck, in charge of the milling plant of the Arizona mine near Hum- boldt, is in the city for vacation trip, and to visit with friends. Inspector Here.
 Grant Van Hoose, of the office oi the United States revenue inspector at Phoenix is a business visitor in Prescott. Comes to Reside.
 Thomas r. Russell, an expert auto mechanic recently of Phoenix. has ar rived in the city to accept a position with Ruffner's garage.
 Country Visitors. Mrs. Albert Stringfield and daugh- ter, Miss Hazel Stringheld, were in the city yesterday from Mint valley, visiting with friends.
 Visiting Phoenix.
 Airs. Arthur Heath, visitor during the week from Camp Verde, left yes terday for Phoenix on a business trip. her husband remaining in the city. Visitor Leaves.
 Mrs. Joseph Strak, of Phoenix, who had been visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. s. Clark, for the past ten days, returned home yesterday. Visiting Old Home.
 T. J. O'Ncill. formerly we'll known resident of this city, arrived during the week from Jerome, to remain for several days. rningling with old-time friends.
 Mesa Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gideon Brunsford, oi Mesa, arrived by auto yesterday, com ing over the Black Canyon route They are to remain here for the Sum mer
 On Fishing Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. Perry Ling and Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Jones have been spend ing the last two days on Oak creek, where they are engaged in the pleas ant occupation of fishing. They are expected back today. Webb Called Away.
 Ben Webb, operator at the office of R. Allyn Lewis was called to Hope, Arkansas, early yesterday morning, by telegram announcing the serious illness of his father. who has been an invalid for several years. Serious Illness.
 \. r.. Anderson, clerk in the drug store of Mayor w. II. Timerhoff, is reported to be quite seriously i'll with pneumonia. His wife, who is in Los Angeles, has been summoned to this city, and is expected to arrive today. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orvillc Bozarth were visitors with friends yesterday, com ing from Williamson valley, where the former states fine farming and grazing condition is prevailing since warm weather has como. Mining Business.
 Former Sheriff Jack" Lane of Mo have county, is in the city, and will remain for an extended observation of mining in this section, leaving to- day for Jerome. He was former resident of this county, and it IS quite probable will again locate here. Coast Visitors.
 Mrs. Mary Hotalling. visitor dur ing Frontier Days last year. arrived yesterday to take in the celebration this year. She is accompanied by her two nieceS, Mrs. Allie Hoode and Miss MesSic Moore. They are from Ferris, Cal.
 Passing Through.
 MT and Mrs. J. L. Gardray, resi- dents of this section about two years ago, arrived yesterday from Gallup, N. M., and are to locate in White Piacho district, where a brother of the first named is mining. They are travelling by auto and report road con ditions in the north as excellent. To Boyhood Home.
 Superintendent of Schools w. Cur tis- Miller has gone to Barrackville, w. Va, his boyhood home, to remain away until about the middle of Au- gust, visiting with relatives and friends. During his absence the office will be filled by F.. A. McSwiggin, who is familiar with the duties, hay ing been a former superintendent of