Weekly journal-miner., 1918-05-01
City NeuUs Tn Brief
From Thursdays Dailvl

From Thursdays Dailvl Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. F. NA Combs. of Humboldt, iS in the city 10 visit with friends for short ting.
 Visiting Jerome.
 Mrs. ]. II. Drew left yesterday for Jerome to be d guest for the next week of Mrs, (. IT, Rutherford and to visit with friends.
 Back to Dewey.
 Grant Eads was visitor yesterday on business, coming from Dewey, his former home. 10 which he returned from Camp Verde a short time ago. Going to Desert.
 K. F. DaggS, Coconino county shecpman. arrived from Williams yesterday, en route to the desert, where his focks are on the drive uorthward.
 Leaves For Range.
 Mrs. Henry Alrich. daughter of pr. and Mrs. W. w. Lewis, left yes terday for Wenden to join her hus- band, who is range foreman of the Tatum Cattle Company, where she is to make her home. Summons Comes.
 Conductor H. F. Shaw, of the :. F. F. & r. road, has returned from Wichita, Kans., where the death of his mother occurred recently. The deceased was aged 76 years. and had been in poor health for q long time. Farmers Active.
 George Michael was an arrival yes terday from Skull valley, and reported every foot of soil in that section as being tiled this spring 10 raise the full quota of food for war consump- tion Indications, he says, point to another year Of prosperity. Remains Arrive.
 The body of George w. Morshcad, whose death occurred at Los Angeles last week, was brought to Prescott yesterday. and burial will be given when funeral arrangements are per fected. Mrs. Morshead and sister, Miss Campbell, accompanied the remains. To Texas.
 Harry Southworth was in the city city a few days ago from Skull val ley. where he had been residing with Mir. and Mrs. ]. V. Dickson. He was called to Fort Ringgold, Tex. by his parents, Major and Mrs. II. T. South worth.
 Needles Visitor.
 Miss Bessie LaRue, Of Needles, is visitor for a few days with friends in the city, and later leaves for Verde, where a sister resides. She contem- plates entering Red Cross work, leav- ing early in May for final instruc- ton in overseas duties.
 Back From Coast.
 Deputy Sheriff Dick Twamlcy who had been spending a few days in Los Angeles and the neighboring coast resorts, returned to Prescott yester day afternoon. He states that the closing of the cafes and saloons has put good sized crimp in all sorts of business in the coast city. To the Coast. Mir. and Mrs. J. Irwin, the former operating the Black Diamond at Wal ker, left yesterday for San Diego, the latter seeking a change Of climate for her health. Mir Irwin returns in a few weeks and states he is well pleased with the showing made ir new development on his property. From Mexico.
 Stephen Willman. former resident, arrived yesterday from Parral, Mex leo. to remain for short visit to look after mining interests in this section He returns next week, and states that many old silver mines arc resuming and American capital is. drifting back, since the country IS as suming a pacific attitude. Southern Visitors.
 M. (. Cassady and F. K. Knowlton, of Tucson. motorcd to the city dur. ing the week. coming to look over the country for a summer location It is stated they were requested to ascertain climatic conditions and scenic attractions by Hon. Lee Crucc, now in the above city, who is to re- turn next month
 Range Visitor.
 C. T. Harrison, a goat raiser of the TiptOp country, IS in the city to meet his wife who Is returning from Olanthe, Kans., where she was called by the illness Of a sister, who has recovered The visitor states his business has prospered, mutton hay ing reached the highest price ever known.
 (From Fridays Daily)