Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-25
City Ne,Us In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.)

From Thursdays Daily) Country Visitor.
 Mrs. A. A. Vannoy, of Skull Valley and daughter were visitors yesterday with friends. returning home later with holiday goods.
 Returns Home.
 Mrs. w R. Ehle, of Jerome June ton. who had been in the city for a few days visiting with relatives, re- turned home yesterday.
 Has the Influenza.
 O. s. Wakeling is confined to his home on South Summit Street by a bad attack of the influenza. He is under the care of trained nurse. From the Country.
 Emmet Newton, farming in Skull Valley. was a visitor yesterday, re- porting the slowing down of industry, incidental to a mid-winter situation. On Business Trip.
 F. D. Raley, the Y. NJ. C. A. secre- tary at Fort Whipple went to Phoe- nix yesterday to spend a few days looking after some business matters. Holiday Shopping.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles King, of Big Chino Valley. motored to the city yetterday, and return home today after a holiday shopping trip and visiting with friends.
 Here From Texas.
 Stanley Witherow who for some time past has been stationed at Camp Dick, Texas, arrived in Prescott yes terday for a visit at the home of Harry Dietz at Pine Crest.
 From Congress.
 C A. Randall was a visitor during the week from the Congress camp, coming to investigate the influenza situation, and will defer sending his daughter to the public school in the city until early in the year. Ccrues to Reside.
 Sheriff-elect and Mrs. Warren C.. Davis are now making Prescott their home, arriving during the week from Mayer, and are occupying the O. H. Tucker residence on North Mt. Yer non street.
 Brsiness Trip.
 ]. T. Rush, manager of Kirkland hotel. was a brief business visitor yesterday, and stated the outlying mining country was facing an excel lent future, many properties being shaped up for action early in the spring.
 Lid Goes Off.
 County School Superintendent Mil Ter stated yesterday that official or ders had been issued from his office for all public schools to reopen on December 30. unless this action would be revoked in the meantime if there was a recrudescence of the flu. Taking Layoff.
 Robert Griffith. county road fore man of the Clarkdale- Cottonwood division, arrived yesterday and will enjoy vacation during the Christ mas holidays, when he returns to complete the work. He reports the flu as abating and industrial condi- ;ions are again normal.
 Fine Outlook.
 John Brady is in the city from his mining camp near Zonia, and states engineers are beginning to arrive to make observations, in which deals are to be closed The resuming of the above copper, also that of the Me Mahon brothers, is the beginning of new era for that field.
 VIII Recover.
 w. w. Ross, who was called to Berkeley, Cal, by the serious illness of his daughter, Miss Esther Ross, who was afflicted with influenza, re turned yesterday. He stated that she was progressing toward recovery and in due time will be in normal health. Mrs. Ross remained in the above city to be with her daughter.
 Sad Home Coming.
 Mrs. Harry B. Ko'l, who has re- covered sufficiently to be able to travel, left yesterday for Pasadena, Cal. to attend the funeral of her hus- band, who death occurred several days ago from influenza Mrs. Eliza beth Smith, her mother, accompanied her. Mrs. Kohl, also, was quite ser iouslv i'll from this affliction. Holidays at Home.
 There are many friends in Pres colt of Mrs. George F. Juleff, former ly Miss Alice Campbell, who wilf< be pleased to know that she arrived yes terday with her son, Campbell Juleff, to spend the holiday season at the old home She is with her parents. MT. and Mrs Daniel Campbell, and receives a welcome from many friends. Military Career Ends.
 V. s. Holly, who had been at the University of Arizona as a military student, arrived from Tucson yester- day, having been honorably discharg- ed He was assigned to the wireless division, with which service he was agreeably impressed. He will locate in Skull Valley, so Cupid states, and the name of the young lady will be announced later
 (Prnm EridaY's DailY-l