Weekly journal-miner., 1918-01-02
ing Is good
Ready to Ship.

with a good showing. NIT. Mathew 1 son comes to procure a powder H. cense and line of Winter supplies, returning to the camp today.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Return From Visit
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Wcilder return ed yesterday from Salt Lake City, where they have been visiting with relatives.
 Home for Holidays.
 Miss Ruth Haisley, teacher of Oc tave public school, is home in this city with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Haisley, to remain until after New Years day. Vacation Trip.
 Miss Grace Gillespie, teacher of the public school at Kirkland, left few days ago for San Bernardino, Cal, to visit with her mother for the next week.
 Visiting Teacher.
 Miss Nora .Hensley, teacher of the Walnut Grove public school, is spend- ing her holiday vacation in this city, and is a guest at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Walker. Comes to Visit.
 Miss Frances Russell, teacher in the Camp Verde public school, is in the city to remain until after the holidays and IS at the home of her sister, Mrs. Durham.
 Holiday Visit.
 Mrs. Maude C. Redden, of Cedar Glade, teacher of the public school, is in the city to visit with her father, MT. Collins and many friends, remaining until after the holidays. Recruit Returns.
 Marvin Piper, son of Mir. and Mrs. U. N. Piper, arrived yesterday iron. Camp Funston, on To-day furlough He is attached to the 355th Infantry. and expresses himself as pleased with army life
 Leave For Winter. Mrs. John Bristow. of Verde valley, wife of we'll known pioneer. and son, Allen Bristow, left yesterday for Los Angeles to remain with friends for the Winter. From the Mines.
 ]. w. Hudgcns, who with others is operating a copper in Yeager canyon, was a visitor yesterday from Jerome, and states development continues, tho showing being satisfactory. He comes 10 procure a powder license and buy supplies.
 Another Sailor. William Seickmann of the naval rt- cruiting station reports that the latest applicant for enlistment papers IS James N. Bromley of Chloride, Mo have county. The young man will leave shortly for Fl Paso to complete the transaction.
 Coast Outing.
 Miss Alice D. Adams, principal of the Washington public school, left yesterday for San Francisco to enjoy weeks vacation, and while away will be guest of Miss Estelle Ed wards. niece of A. w. Edwards, ot this city
 Visited Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. H. Drew have re turned from Anvil Rock, where they spent Christmas with E. H. Hummer, a son of the latter, and visited with many friends. Mir. Drew states the range country is the dryest ever known, and heavy cattle losses are anticipated unless rain comes soon. Kirkland Folks Wed.
 Thomas F. Johnson and Miss Molly Langley of Kirkland were united ir marriage yesterday at the home of Rev. H. H. Shires, the officiating minister. Mir. and Mrs. Albert s. Rudy of Kirkland, acted in the capac- ity of best man and bridesmaid when the ceremony was performed. Visiting Phoenix.
 Mrs. Nellie Cahill and daughter, Miss May Cahill, left for Phoenix yesterday to be away until after the new year visiting with relatives ana friends. They will be at the home of U. & Marshal and Mrs. J. ?. Dill lon, the first named being brothcI of Mrs Cahill.
 Visiting Friends.
 A. E. Bird, a well known hoisting engineer, is in the city from the Congress country, reporting consfd- erable activity, with the big camp at the Octave, where over 30 miners arc employed, and new machinery is ar irving. He also states reports are in circulation that the Congress mines may soon be revived. coast engineers concluding short time ago an ex- haustive examination. II