Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-11
(Prom Fridays Daily.)

Elmer Wells Is in the city from the Leland mining camp. Chaparral,
 where he is in charge.
 Here From Jerome. .. ! Leo Krouskop, who is interested in ! the Jerome and Holbrook fields, is ! Prescott visitor, being here on busi-
 ness.
 Country Visitor
 Mrs. W. A. Gill, wife of 2 we'll known rangeman of the Cordes coun- try. is in the city for short visit and is with her daughter.
 Another Flu Victim. Mrs. Charles Cordes, wife of the merchant of Cordes station, is at Mayer under treatment for influenza, having been taken i'll this week. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. B. ]. McNicholl of Jerome Junction is in the city to visit for a short time, and is at the home of her mother, Mrs. Kelly Crozier.
 Improved Condition.
 The many friends of Mrs. w. A. Cline, who has been seriously i'll with pneumonia will rejoice to learn of an improvement in her condition. Visiting Phoenix.
 Mrs. H. w. McKean, wife of the trainmaster of the s. F. P. & P. in this city, has gone to Phoenix for the rest of the week to visit with friends. Come to Reside. ..
 Mrs. O'Connell and daughter, Miss ADcAllister, are recent arrivals from Texas and will make Prescott their future home. Mir. O'Connell comes later
 Sidetracks Flu.
 ]. A. Stapp, who had been seriously i'll at Skull valley, with influenza, is again in normal health, bringing to the city yesterday truck load of farming products.
 Vacation Trip.
 Postmaster and Mrs. A. J. Hern- don left yesterday for Los Angeles, the former being granted leave of absence, which will be spent in visit ing with friends.
 Ellis In Phoenix.
 Attorney John A. Ellis of the law firm of Anderson & Ellis, went to Phoenix yesterday afternon to trans act some business with the members of the corporation commission. Holiday Visit.
 Mrs. c. NJ. Colvocoresses, wife of the manager of the Consolidated shelter at Humboldt, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will spend the holidays with friends. Newspaper Man Here.
 T. s. Carlow, business manager of the Jerome News, arrived in Pres colt yesterday afternoon, and expects to.remain here for day or so to look after some matters in the Yavapai Superior court. Jerome Lawyers Here.
 Attorney w. NJ. Gibbs and C. H. Rutherford, of Jerome, were in the city yesterday on legal business, the latter being en route home from Yuma. where he had been on pro- fessional matters. Mining Business.
 Ed. ]. Bessette, who has mining in terests in this section under negotia- ton of a sale, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he is called for con- sultation on details to close up the deal. Four of Kind.
 There were four Kings in Prescott yesterday from Big Chino valley, MT. and Mrs. King, Thos. W. and Arthur King. All reported the range situa- ton as good for this time of the year, and the flu was still stranger. From the Camp.
 Jules Baumann was a brief visitor yesterday, coming from the copper camp of the Baumann Mines Co.,, Of which he is president He stated that development proceeds with deterrnin- 1 ations that are gratifying. Favorable Report.
 Joe Geimer, chief engineer of the Crystal Ice Co.,, who has been quite i'll with the flu, was reported yester day to be in a favorable condition for early recovery. He is at home | under treatment and expects to re- sume his duties in a short time. Flu Slowing Down. II
 While in the city yesterday from Humboldt. c. NJ. Colvocoresses, of the Consolidated stated the influenza epidemic was under control, and no new cases were developing. Patients under treatment at the company hos pital were also improving and it was believed the peak had been passed. | Recovers From Flu. =.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. F. Tichenall, the first-named agent at Crown King of the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, re- turned home yesterday, Mir. Tichenall recently recovering from influenza at the Mercy hospital in this city. The office was closed during his enforced 1 absence. but reopens today. Concludes Visit.
 Mrs { Bennett an eetimah1V |,