Weekly journal-miner., 1918-08-14
Mai. Gale Has a Daughter.
(From Sundays Daily.l Ny;e;tipo Friends

(From Sundays Daily.l Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Fred Sparks, of Humboldt, is in the city to visit with friends and will remain for few days. Visitors From Mine.
 MT and Mrs. Claude Baker are in the city to visit with friends, coming from the mining camp of the first named near Turkey station. Cooling Off.
 B. w. Getsinger of Phoenix. is in the city and will spend several days in cool Idywild, where his wife and family are in summer quarters. Comes to Visit. II. C. Cavness was an arrival yes terday from Phoenix, to remain for few days visiting with his wife and family who are spending the summer in Prescott.
 Entertaining Friend.
 Miss Marguerite Levy is entertain ing for a few days Miss Ola Douglas, who arrived yesterday from the Flag staff normal, where she had been talk ing a summer educational course. PhOenlX VlSltOr. l. w. Stauffer is in the city from Phoenix to enjoy the climate and visit with his son, Eli Stauffer, of the $. F. P. & P. and will remain for a few weeks.
 Visitor From Flagstaff.
 Miss L. Morgan, summer student at the Flagstaff normal, was an ar rival yesterday and will remain for few days as guest of Miss Rachel Redden of this city.
 Home From East.
 Mrs. F. A. Hathaway, wife Of the attache of the Bank of Arizona, re- turned yesterday from the east after an extended absence visiting with relatives.
 Attorney Leaves.
 Attorney John Mason Ross, for merly of this city, but now of Bisbee, returned south yesterday after week here on professional matters for his firm of Ellinwood & Ross. Visiting Rangeman.
 O. L. Hart, one of the big livestock growers of the country, arrived from Flagstaff yesterday on a business trip to remain for short time. He states the northern counties are in better shape than known for many years. Missouri Visitors.
 Mrs. w. B. Washburn and daughter Mary Frances of Missouri are in this city for visit at the home of Mrs. NJ. L. Dickinson. The visitors are on their way home after having spent several months at the California coast resorts.
 Mining Is Active.
 D. L. Booker, interested in mines of the Walker field, is in the city and re- ports several properties as active, the general situation being better than for many years, in which deep de- velopment is establishing many desir- able properties.
 Range Visitor.
 s. w. Holder, the sheepman of Kirkland, was an arrival yesterday, and stated the country had been del uged during the week, the rainfall being the heaviest in many years. He states also that ranch and range con ditions are excellent.
 Pioneer Leaves.
 Thomas Simmons, one of the best known of Prescott pioneers, left yes terday for Williams to visit with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Smith, and other relatives, and before returning home will go to California, where other daughters reside.
 Recital At Post Exchange.
 Mrs. F. l.. Haworth, assisted by Mir Earl Gilbert, will give recital at the post exchange at Fort Whipple next Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Miss Juanita Harney will act as ac- companist. There IS no admission fee and the public is cordially invited to be present.
 Leaves for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Louise B. Wetmore left yes terday afternoon for Los Angeles where she will be joined shortly by her daughter, Mrs. Henri Theroux and young son, who expect to remain with her during the absence of Lieut.. Theroux. who is now on the firing line in France. They will return to Prescott about the middle of October.