Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-20
{. Come to Visit.

Mrs. Alice Archambcau. teacher O
 the Walker public school, and he
 daughter, are in the city for a fey
 days visiting with friends.
 Returned Home.
 Mrs. Allan Love has returned iron
 Raton, \. M., where she has beer
 with a sick sister who was not expect
 cd 10 live
 Visited Friends.
 Miss Elsie Sauer, formerly a resi- dent of this city, and Miss Margaret
 Shew, of Jerome, were in the city
 during the week visiting with friends
 Back From Coast. .. i President J. \. Hope of the Bash | ford-Burmister Co.. returned yester- day from an outing on the coast for q few weeks Mrs. Hope remained to visit with friends.
 Punctures the Flu.
 Al Weber has recovered from a
 light attack of influenza after being confined to his home for the past ten days and is again in charge of his garage on Granite street.
 Here From Phoenix.
 Rev J. R. Jenkins, Episcopal arch deacon for the diocese of Arizona, arrived in Prescott yesterday from Phoenix and will remain for few days attending to some business in 
 he interest of the church
 Range Visitor. ..
 ]. N. Neal. of the range firm Of Neal & Davis, having interests on Burro creek, is visiting the city on business, and gives a good report of the outlook this winter, feed and water being abundant.
 Another Flu Victim.
 Advices were received yesterday afternoon from Mayer that w. ]. Mayer, the prominently known busi- ness man of that town. had fallen a victim to influenza The attack is a mild one. however.
 Vacation Trip.
 S D. Hoover, chief train dispatcher n this city of the s. F. P. x P, has gone to Peoria, Illinois, his former home, on vacation trip for short time.
 Millers Flu-Stricken.
 MT. and Mrs Park Miller, the first named employed by the Bashford- 3urmister Go, are influenza victims, but both were reported in a favor lble condition yesterday. Condition Improved.
 There are many in this community who will be pleased to learn Mrs. C. H. Hooker who had been i'll with in- fluenza, is convalescing. Concludes Visit.
 w. l.. Conner, superintendent of the Fannie. returned Sunday from Kan sas City, his old home. after an ab- sence of many years. and resumes his duties at once at the above mining camp. Condition Serious
 Miss Margaret Stewart, trained nurse of this city, while engaged in [ her profession, has fallen a victim to . and is reported to be quite seriously ili at the old capitol build rg on West Gurley street. Small Range Deal.
 J. s. Cooper has closed a deal for 'bout 150 head of mixed grade of 1 -ange cattle owned by Burrell Wright of Mayer, the price paid being S2S.15 rer head.
 Getting There.
 George Hill. the 1S-year old son of Mrs. Mary Hill. in the navy at San Diego, has reached the rank of yeo- nan of the third class, this being iis third promotion since enlisting This young man graduated last June rom the Prescott high school, and he next day volunteered. Everybody Well. .. !
 Everybody is well said Egbert Butcher, the merchant of Skull val ey. who was in the city yesterday ,n business. He also brings news of successful season in farming, and he cleanup is the biggest in many ears. r. Mining Business.
 Peter Meade, owner of group of -old mines situated near Congress |; unction on the Rincon Assure, was n the city yestdSday on business | ,ertaining to his interests and re- ,orts quite a number of investors in he country considering early deals Next spring it is believed half Iozcn large camps will be in action II that gold belt. Recover From Flu. |,
 Many friends in Prescott and { Mayer of Mir. and Mrs. w. c. Chal- r ners will be pleased to learn that hey have recovered from influenza f Clarbdale. and are again in normal { Iealth. Both at one time were re- 'orted as seriously i'll, and they write hat they have been discharged from lie United Verde hospital Want School Open. "a
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