Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-18
tFrom Saturdays Daily)

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 Brief Visit.
 Alis Sharlot NG Hall of Lower Lynx Creek was in tie city yester- day for brief visit with friends, re- { turning home later in auto. On Business. ! (. F. Cherry of Cherry Creek. was in the city yeterday on business trip, reporting that country in good shape in its varied industries. Come to Visit.
 Mrs. ]. w. Rothwell, of Ash Fork, was in the city yesterday to visit with friends, returning home on last nights train.
 Mining Man Here. l.. M. Wombacher, the mining man of Cherry creek district, is visitor on business, reporting the situation in that field as satisfactory. On Business.
 Al Everts, a former resident of this city, but now oi Wickenburg. was an arrival Thursday night on business trip and to visit with friends. Visiting Friends. Mrs. Robert Kinney, is in the city from the Beaver Creek soda springs visiting with friends, and her son, David, is accompanying her. Shopping Trip. Miss Marian Doudna, an attache of the Consolidated hospital, Hum boldt. is in the city shopping for the patients and visiting with her mother for few days. Goes North. Attorney T. c. Norris left Thurs day night for Holbrook, where he will try a case in the Superior court of Navajo county, returning home to- morrow.
 Visitors From Mayer.
 Mrs. James Mckay and children, Mrs. George Woodling, and Mrs. J. R. Robertson, of Mayer, are in the city to do Christmas shopping and to visit with friends.
 Mining Goes Ahead.
 Joe F. Swigert is in the city from the Turkey Creek mining field, and states that active operations are go- ing on in silver mining, some proper ties now shipping.
 Home for the Holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. s. Bethea and fam ily have returned from Willard, in Verde valley, where they had been visiting, and are at their Pine Crest home to remain until after the holi- days.
 Brief Vacation.
 Miss Priscilla Graves, teacher of -,,I1,1 eHhon1 Nnr,n 'a brief vacation in California, having left yesterday. Her aunt, Miss Ruth Dan, accompanied her, but remains away for several weeks at Long Beach.
 Comes for Holidays.
 Fred c. Goodwin, employed by the government in shipbuilding at San Pedro. Cal, was an arrival yesterday and will spend Christmas with relatives in Verde valley. His brother also returns from Camp Cody, N. NJ. early next week, having been dis charged from the army.
 A Fine New Son.
 Mir. and Mrs. Logan of this city have received word of the advent Of new son into the home Of Mir. and Mrs. Fred R. L. Aspey at Phoenix The little fellow has been christened Fred R. NJ, and both he and the mother are getting along nicely. Long Illness.
 ]. C. Bradbury, who met with al unfortunate accident while driving a car, is again on the street after near ly two months of being confined to his bed. and is slowly recovering. His injuries were around his spine and his escape from death IS said to have been remarkable.
 Over the Flu.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. T. Gettes are in the city for a few days from Navajo county. the first-named again well after a severe attack of influenza. He leaves for the desert later where he has shipped several cars of sheep: Mrs. Gettes will visit at Verde and Cottonwood before leaving for Phoe- nix for the winter. Out of Army.
 Passing through Ash Fork on Thursday was H. P Purcell, dis charged at Camp Cody, and he was en route to Searchlight, Nevada, to work in a mine He left Prescott with the first contingent for that post, and was unable to go overseas with the Arizonans, being detailed for depot duty.
 Sample Shipment.
 H. ]. Jordan, mining in Weaver district, was visitor yesterday en route to Mayer, and stated that he has made a sample shipment of 2O- ton batch of complex ore to Hayden. If returns are satisfactory he will operate hereafter on a larger basis His brother of Victorville, Cal, will then come and take a one-half in terest
 Country Arrivals.
 Mert and Ben Stewart of Syca- more Greek, east of Mayer, were in the city yesterday and reported the flu as missing that region. although Mrs. Mert Stewart and children con tracted this illness while visiting at Tempe a short time ago. Ben Stew art recently sold out his cattle in terests in the Camp Wood country and is now visiting with his brother. who is to become interested later in the range business.