Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-10
Visiting Friends.

Miss Pearl Pesnell and Miss Hilds Strom of Walker, are in the city tc visit with friends.
 On Business Trip. ! Judge John Ellis is in Phoenix at tending to some legal business fol ] the firm of Anderson & Ellis.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. John Bristow. wife of the we'll known pioneer resident of Verde valley, is in the city for few day: to visit with friends.
 Coast Outing.
 Mrs. NJ. L. Osborn. of Camp Verde and daughter, Mrs. S. w. Holder. ot Miller valley, left yesterday for the coast resorts of California for the summer
 Eastern Visitors.
 Mrs. P. ]. Keohane is entertaining her sister, Miss Nora Driscoll and niece, Miss Mary Henry, who arrived yesterday from Clean, New York, for short visit.
 70 New fOmc.
 Mrs. F. K. Brunton and two child ren left yesterday for Morenci to re- side, where Mir. Brunton IS with a mining company as engineer of the Notation department.
 Visiting Attorney.
 Chas. w. Herndon, the kingman attorney, is visiting with his mother and other relatives in Prescott. He reports a warm wave in that country, and all summer heat records have been sidetracked this season. Pleased Visitor.
 Mrs. Margaret Fletcher, Of Sebas- topol, Cal. is a recent arrival, and is a guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. F.. l.. Bones. Her impressions of this section are so agreeable that instead of remaining for a summer visit she may decide to make Prescott her home.
 Called Home.
 s. A. Prude, who arrived last week with his wife and daughter from Las Vegas. \. M., was called home yes terday owing to sickness in the fam ilv of a brother. His wife remains and he returns later to go into the Squaw Peak copper country where he has interests, and will establish a camp.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. E. Ainsworth motored to the city yesterday fore noon from Walnut creek to do their bit" in celebrating the Fourth ot July. Mir. Ainsworth states the above. country is facing prosperous season in farming and ranging, due to heavy rains recently. Mining Business.
 L. P. Nellis, who has distinguished himself in selling War Savings Stamps at the small station of Tur- key, on the Bradshaw mountain road, is in the city on a business trip per taining to his mining interests. He reports that silver field as quite ac- tive and shipping out has started. Mining Men Here.
 O. I. Tawney and Claude Baker. who are operating the Thunderbolt silver mine near Turkey station, were arrivals yesterday, reporting a car load of high grade ore as having been shipped short time ago and their property as well established as a steady future producer. Old-Time Scene.
 William Cooper, an arrival yester- day from Skull valley, reported the proverbial rain storm as occurring on July 4, as in early days, when it never failed to materialize on the natal day. The Fourth was celebrat- ed by a big dance at night and pie mic during the day. Mohave Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. s. w. McCumber. former residents of Prescott and Jerome, but now at a mining camp ner Yucca, in Mohave county, were arrivals this week, to remain for the next 1llOIlI, NOlillliS Oh oNSOhhs VI excessively warm weather. Returns From East.
 Henry L. Pairing, mining man who visited this section last month, returned during the week from Os- wego, N. Y, and is to remain indefi- nitely. He has taken an option on silver property in Turkey creek dis trict, and details of development are to be arranged in a few days. MT. Pairing also states mining money will be abundant after tine war as sumes a definite situation as to the outcome. New investments at pres ent are difficult to handle success fully.
 Loyal Arizonans.
 From Portland, Oregon, comes news of three Arizonans in that city from Alaska, volunteering for mili- tary service, they being, C. D. Doane, of Yavapai, Michael O'Brien, of Gila and B. K. Kennelworth of Coconino. All have been assigned to the Forest Reserve Corps and will be dispatched tO tho timher region of Oregon They