Weekly journal-miner., 1918-06-12
(From Sundays Daily.) Visiting With Son.

Visiting With Son. C. E. King is here from Los An i gclcs for two weeks visit at the
 home of his son Homer.
 Visiting Friends.
 Al7-s. M P. Castle, of Camp Verde,
 was an arrival Friday, coming for a
 weekend visit with friends in the
 city
 Brief Visit.
 Mike Kenny, a well known hoist ing engineer, was visitor yesterday i from Jerome, coming on business and returning later.
 Here For Visit.
 Mrs. Grant Reason and son Jamie are here for a visit at the home oi the formers mother, Mrs. F. De-
 Silva.
 Oil Man Here. A. (. Parry of Jerome, promin- ently identified with an oil movement i in Big Chino valley, was an arrival yesterday to remain for an extended visit.
 Come to Reside.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. V. Sudden of Needles. motored to the city a few days ago, and have decided to re- main, the hrSt-namcd to engage in business later.
 Phoenix Author Tarries.
 Carl R Bcrnetzke, author of "Cac- tuS and Blossoms" of Phoenix. is stopping off here to take another look at the Mile High City. The author is coast bound.
 He's a Corporal Now.
 Mrs F. DeSilva received word this week that her son. Fearle W. Shaw of Camp Pike, Arkansas. Is now wear ing the corporals stripes on his uni form.
 Range Artist Here.
 Jeff England. cowboy of note in Southern Arizona, arrived in the city yesterday and is en route to Springer, Y. NJ. to take the management of big cattle outfit, leaving later this week.
 Verde Visitor.
 Dr. w. l.. Osborn. of Camp Verde. is in the city on business trip, re porting the farm outlook as gratify- ing. and huge crops will be harvested later. the principal production being small grains. Pocahontas Shipping.
 NV. II. Skinner of Mayer. general manager of the PoCahontas Copper Queen Mining Co, was a Prescott visitor yesterday and stated that the company was now shipping some fine ore to the Gray Eagle reduction works IL Wasn't Otis.
 The Journal-Mincr of yesterday stated that Otis Crose of this cite was one of the members of the mili- tary band which visited this city yes tcrday. Ii seems that Otis is not with thc organization, but his brother. !. Tohn H. Crose is a member of the | band. Mining Business.
 Ed s. Rogers. a we'll known resi- dent of Mayer. who has mining inter 1 csts adjacent to that town, is in the | city on a business trip. He states | more legitimate mining is noticeable ! today m that field than ever known. ! and new copperS of magnitude were | beginning to attract attention as to | the possibilities of the country. Probably In It.
 Harry Dugan. a printer by trade. | who was stationed at Fort Whipple | with the 18th infantry. was transferred |. 10 the marine corps from Fort Bliss . some months ago, and is probably | now with the celebrated arm ir France. Dugan formerly was ma rinc and was again accepted at the Brooklyn navy yard. Getting Dry.
 W. Wilkins, merchant and range man of Dewey, was visitor yester- day, reporting that farmers and cat. tlcmcn were complaining of dry weather. and rain is badly needed al present. The season is far behind last year. and is pronounced by old timers as one of the most eXcep- tional known in many years. Can't Resist.
 John Fredcricks and Billy Tender son. both at Camp Kearny with the l5Slh infantry, send word to friends that they have asked for a furlough to come to Prescott to participate in cowboy features on July 4th. They are experts in range doings and state that they desire to help a bit for Red Cross and any other kind of war work
 Back From Kearny.
 Mrs Mamie Castle. who for the past month has been staying with her husband at Camp Kcarny. returned To Prescott this week. and will spend some time visiting with her mother, Mrs. Riley Kasncr of Camp Verde. Mrs. Castle states that her husband s not yet certain as to the time he will be sent overseas, but is expect |