Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-03
City NetUs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily)

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 (From Thursdays Daily1 Country Visitor
 Mrs. !. k. Langdon Of Camp Verde is in the city for short visit with friends
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. s. Cox. of Jerome Junction, was a visitor yesterday with friends in the city.
 Visitors From Mine.
 Elmer Wells is in the city from the Leland mine iE Chaparral on business and to visit with his par ents. Judge and Mrs. F. w. Wells. Phoenix Attorney Here.
 Attorney F. (. Struckmeyer of Phoenix. was in Prescott yesterday attending to some matters before Judge Sweeney in the Superior court. Brief Visitors.
 ]. K. Miller and Matt Morrell, en- gineers of the city at the Del Rio pumping plant, visited during the week with relatives and friends in the city.
 Business Trip.
 s. 6. Cutler. a well known merchant of Seligman. motorcd to the city yes terday, coming on business trip. He reports that range country as in eN- cellent shape.
 Chicago Attorney Here.
 Attorney Frank H Swenson of Chicago, was in Prescott yesterday looking after some business in the Superior court in the interests of one of his eastern clients.
 Going to Verde.
 Mir. and Mrs Fred L. Snyder Of Pinal county, with their son and daughter, were arrivals yesterday and will reside at Verde. They arc tray cling in an auto.
 Here from Jerome.
 Superintendent Robert E. Tally of the United Verde, was here from Jerome yesterday to confer with the rompany's attorney, LeRoy Ander- son.
 Comes For Easter.
 Mrs. B. J. McNicholl, Of Jerome Junction. is in the city to spend Easter Sunday with relatives and friends and is at the home of her sister, Mrs. w. K. Ehle. Come to Visit.
 AIr. and Mrs. (. w. Carter were in the city yesterday from Walnut Grove, the former stating that the range cattle business was again in fine shape after a severe drive of several months by drouth. Globe Visitor
 C. R. Cuthberth, a former resident, returned during the week from Globe and is to locate at Verde 10 follow his trade as a machinist. His wife and family join him later Cuthberth was formerly employed at the Hum boldt smelter.
 Returns Home.
 Harry Logan, native-born youth who had been visiting with relatives in Prescott for a few weeks after an absence of over l5 years, returned to Los Angeles yesterday, where his mother resides His father is in San Francisco, having a large painting contract.
 Leaves for Coast.
 Mrs. Sarah Burr, a visitor for the past ten days with relatives in this section, left yesterday for Fresno, Calif., to spend Easter Sunday at home. She returns next week, ac- companied by her two daughters to remain for the summer. Film Man Here.
 Robert Amador, representing the Vitagraph Film Company of Los An geles, is in this city for few days. Mir. Amador is very enthusiastic over business conditions in Arizona, having just completed tour of the State, taking in practically every city of i'm poTtancc.
 Back to Coast.
 Attorneys Paul Burls and Robert Brennan, who have been in this city for the past week looking after the interests of the Santa Fe in the suit brought against that company by George Bonelli, will leave today for Los Angeles. MT Burks was accom- panied to Prescott by his wife. On Furlough.
 Dave Sickles, stationed at Camp Fremont, Iowa, passed through yes terday for the Wickenburg country to visit with relatives, and is, on fifteen-day furlough. He formerly worked at the Vulture mine and was drafted from Nebraska, although he claims Arizona as his home He will visit for a day with Prescott friends while en route to resume his duties. and is expecting 10 go abroad.