Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-02

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 Jerome Visitor.
 Ed Kurmeier, an attache of the United Verde Copper Co, is in the city on business trip for few days. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. F. D. Hays, wife of a principal of the Hays Cattle Co. of Peoples val ley, is in the city for a short visit with friends.
 Leave City.
 Mir. and Mrs Robert Robbins have gone 10 Clarkdale to reside, the first named having accepted a situation with the United Verde Co.
 At Old Game.
 Dr. (. w. Pardee. from force of habit, leaves today for Phoenix where he will twist the riata as assistant manager of the Cowboy Stampede to begin next week.
 . Home On Furlough.
 w. F. Craig, in the navy at Mare Island, Cal, arrived Tuesday and has gone to Crown King to spend short furlough with his mother, Mrs. Eli Perkins. and other relatives.
 Mining Man Here.
 O. l. Tawney, operating mines on Turkey creek, and Frank w. GirouX, until recently leasing on the Swastika, are in the city on business matters for few days.
 Visiting Coast.
 Mrs. (. F. Rees. wife of an employee of the s. r. P. & P. machine shops in this city, left yesterday for an out ing on the coast and to visit with friends.
 Home From Visit. y--,
 Mrs. l. H. Drew has returned from Pinal county, where she had beer visiting for a few weeks with her sons, I. F. and NJ. s. Hummer and their wives. Is Over There.
 There are many in Prescott who will be interested to know that Major Frank s. Emmal. Medical Corps, U. S. Army. has arrived safely overseas, a postal card having been received this week by w. w. Ross, so stating. Mining Man Here.
 Charles Rattre. president of the Big Ledge. arrived yesterday from Du- luth, Minn., to make hls customary inspection of the company's hold ings. He states that company affairs are now satisfactorily shaped up and permanent operations are assured. Range Visitor.
 Ray Hill was visitor yesterday from Camp Wood, and reported the fall rodeo as on, but not with satis- 1 factory showing in calf increases, which is below that of last year. | Grazing conditions are good and cat tie are in fine shape, however. Getting Well.
 Toe A. Rees, popularly known ii, this city as a locomotive engineer of the s. F. P. & P. has submitted to a successful operation at Mercy hospi- . tal for hernia, and is rapidly regain ing normal health, after being quite seriously ill Is Promoted. i
 Albert Williamson, who enlisted ir the 15Sth regiment and was stationed at Camp Kearney, after his transfer to Camp Fremont. Cal. was promot- i ed and is now the second sergeant of his company. A photo accompan- ;es this news, with the chevrons plain- ly in view of this rank. He volun' .eered over two years ago. He writes that lie wants to go overseas. College Girls Leave.
 Miss Dorothy Cornell, daughter oi l. E. Cornell. manager of the Pres colt Gas & Electric Company, and Misses Marcella and Caroline Brink meyer left yesterday afternoon for California where they will attend the University of California. Miss Cor nell and Miss Caroline Brinkmeyer are this year graduates of the Pres colt High school while Miss Marcella Brinkmcyer is entering her fifth and graduating year at the California in stitution.
 Getting In Line.
 David Finnie, son of the we'll known pioneers, Mir. and Mrs. Rob- ert Finnie, of Beaver creek IS in the city to line up for military service He is accompanied by his parents. While he is a subject to the new draft, he proposed anyway to enlist voluntarily, so stating several months ago. He had hoped to gather the crops this fall before leaving, and now is ready to answer the call at mo-