Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-09
(From Tuesdays Daily) Week End Visit.

Week End Visit.
 Mrs. J. F. Reddcn, school teacher at Pur,cnney, spent the week end with her father, \. J. Collins, 1lS Butte St
 Returns Home.
 Miss Elizabeth Randall, a student of Prescott High School, returned to her home at Congress yesterday, her father C. X. Randall, coming to ac- company her.
 Country Visitors.
 William Rudy, of Skull valley. and (. W. Carter. of Walnut Grove. were visitors yesterday, both reporting their sections in fine shape from q cattlc-growing standpoint A Baby Boy.
 The home of NIr. and Mrs C. F. Hogsett was gladdened Sunday morning by the arrival of ten-pound baby boy as a companion to their little girl whose birthday was Satur- day.
 To Enter the Service.
 w. Il. Davis and son Preston, (Skinnv) left yesterday for Los Ange- les and San Diego. Preston will enter the aviation service and his father will enlist in some branch of the ser vice
 Coast Trip.
 Mrs. J A. Jaeger, wife of Chief Engineer Jaeger. of the s. F. p. & F., left yesterday for Los Angeles, talk ing thl.r little daughter. Barbara, who is to be placed under treatment of a specialist.
 Comoetcnt Girl
 Miss Grace NcCracken has assumed the position of deputy clerk of the Superior court, her appointment being made recently She is familiar with judicial duties and in addition is f;rst-class stenographer. Visitors Leave.
 Ernest Vogel and family have con cludcd summer visit to Prescott and returned home to Phoenix yes tcrdav morning. Mir. Vogel came for his health. which has improved.' Country Visitor.
 Ed. Nahurin. the well known pio- neer. was Q visitor Sunday from his Chino valley ranch. and reported an excellent outlook for farming. big aceagc having been cultivated early this year in anticipation of the war running in l9lo.
 Visited Old Home. Ed. L. RiggIe, formerly resident cf this city. but now a banker, of Phoenix. was Sunday visitor with his mother. Mrs Kelley Crozier, and many friends, returning home yes 'erdav morning.
 On Coast Trip.
 Walter Davis and C. l.. Nabors will leave this morning for an auto mobile trip which will take them along the coast as far north as San Francisco. They expect to be gone for two or three weeks and will make stops at Los Angeles and San Diego. Back From Nitro.
 I. w Koontz returned Sunday from Nitro. w. Va. after filling a short engagement with the govern ment. He states that Hassavamper and the fog don't mix, when one has ;o cut his way through with broad axe ani crawl back home with guide "Others are coming back to the land of sunshine" he says. Teachers Return.
 Owing to the federal order closing all public schools in the county, the following teachers returned 10 Pres colt yesterday to await the outcome of developments: Miss Gladys Hath away. of the Jerome school: Miss Helen Hathaway, Miss Lilah Camp bell and Miss Frances Russell, ot the Clarkdalc school.
 Called Home.
 Samuel Ward, recent arrival from Bclen. \. NJ. to look over winter range conditions on the desert for his brother a shcepgrower. returned home Sunday. receiving news Of the ?npearancc oi influenza in his family, two girls being stricken. He comes back late- to make observations near Congress Junction.
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