Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-18

Miss Eva Bryan of Prescott has as her guest this week Miss Aurelia Hacker of Peoria, Illinois.
 Visiting Phoenix.
 Mrs. Clarence Eckert has gone to Phoenix, where she will remain dur ing the holidays with her sister and to visit with friends.
 To the Country.
 Dave Booker, of Walker. mining man, left yesterday for Kirkland Val ley, on a bushes trip, and may de- eide to branch out as a farmer. Flu Has Gone. ..
 William Roberts was visitor yes terday from Fair Oaks, and reported that community as again in good health, the flu disappearing. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. w. Muse and Mrs. Alfred Chatz of Kirkland Valley spent yesterday in the city visiting with friends.
 Visiting Official.
 Judge A. K. Lee, Justice of the Peace, Humboldt, was in the city yes ierday for a short visit on private matters, returning home later. Getting Well.
 Section Boss Wettle of the & F. P & P. of Skull Valley and his son, both afflicted with the flu, are reported to be recovering, after having been critically ill Visiting Her Parents.
 Mrs. Claire Edwards Harvey of Prescott is visiting her parents. Mir. ard Mrs. Robert Edwards, Of Whit tier, a pretty little city near Los Angeles
 Goes East.
 F. C. Tatum. who has large cattle ! and land interests in the Wenden country, after Q short business trip in this city, left yesterday for New York City. to return in few weeks. :, Returns Home.
 Mrs. Hugh Mosher, who had been nursing her sister, Mrs. Earl Nash, ] returned to Clarkdale yesterday, ! where her husband IS employed on the United Verde railway. Here From the Verde.
 Thurston NJ. Perkins, who for the past few months has been connected with a surveying party which was working in the Verde country, return ed yesterday to Prescott and will re- main here for the holidays. Back From Colorado.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. T. Grace, former residents of this county returned last week from Georgetown, Colorado, | and will probably reside at a mining camp near Mayer. They were ac- companied by Miss Willie Caperton, 1 who $ to remain for the winter. Stiu Stranger.
 Mir. and Mrs s. B. Pemberton I were in the city yesterday and re- ported an excellent situation Tn that farming country, as yet not single case of influenza appearing. Mint Valley is the only place in the county | to enjoy this rare distinction. Peck is Active.
 Frank w. Giroux, superintendent of the Peck silver mine, recently re- vived. was visitor yesterday on business. reporting all departments l as active, and machinery for the new | reduction works was arriving and IS being installed.
 Flu Has Flown.
 Mrs. Clara Worthen visited the city | yesterday from Walnut Creek, where i she had been nursing "flu' relatives, all having recovered. She states that section is again free of any illness. and only limited number of people had been i'll with the prevailing af- fliction.
 Tn Full Swing.
 C. N. Brown, superintendent of the Black Diamond, at Walker, visited the l city yestcrday and reported develop ment as in full swing under satisfac- tory conditions This gold property has recently been re-equipped with 9 big operating plant and work IS to continue on a basis of permanency Successful Operation.
 The friends of Miss Francis ]. Bus sell will be pleased to learn that the recent operation for appendicitis which the young woman was forced to undergo at the Mercy Hospital in this city was entirely successful. It IS believed that the patient can resume her duties in the Clarkdale schools by the first of the coming year.
 Has the Flu.
 Morton B. Mann, who accompanied . George L. McComiskey to Tiptop mining business, was taken suddenly . i'll on the road out of Phoenix, and 1 returned to that city the following 1 day, with a well developed case of the . flu. Mir Mann is a mining operator i of Los Angeles and has made ire quent trips into this country. A wire . from him yesterday to MT. Comiskey reported his condition as favorable. ! Brief Visitor. l
 Passing through the city yesterday . was Bird s. Carlin, who had been dis charged from Camp Cody, N. M., and | he was en route to the northern part l of Coconino county to join a brother | and follow the cattle business. When { he entered the army be was engaged . in ranging near Vulture. and had the ] choice of either Yavapai or Maricopa to enlist from. He chose Yavapai. ] Mining Man Here.
 George L. McComiskey, of Butte |. and Pasadena. returned Tuesday after looking over the Tiptop country, with which he is very much pleased from a silver-tungsten standpoint and is to remain here for a short time to con