Weekly journal-miner., 1918-08-21
(From Fridays Daily.l

From fridays Dailyo Business Trip.
 Ed. Shumate left Wednesday night for San Francisco on a flying bnsi- iness trip for the Owl Drug X Candy rCo.
 Back From San Francisco. Mrs. Frank Olzer and son return ed to their home in this city yester- day after having visited with San Francisco friends for the past three weeks.
 Given Patent Title.
 Lee Wilson, former carrier of the ' Journal-Miner, now sturdy farmer on the road to Williamson valley. has received patent to his 160 acres Of land, which he has been occupying for few years.
 Visiting Cody.
 ] Mrs. ]. T. Cooper has gone to Camp Cody, \. M., to visit with her son, Roy T. Cooper, in military ser vice, and will be away for few weeks. MT. Cooper leaves in few days TOT tllS CdlIOnlIlcnl.
 Safely Across.
 Word was received in Prescott yes . terday to the effect that Lieutenant Harry w. Ulmo. who left the United States about August for France, had arrived safely overseas. Lieut.. Ulmo was married recently to Miss Dorothy Drake of this city. who re- turned a few days ago from Texas. Rangemen Here.
 T. L. Morris, the goat raiser, Juan Olea and C. L. Ferguson, cattlemen of the Hillside country. are visiting she city, all reporting the finest graz ing situation known in many years. MT. Morris says cattle are in better shape than at any time since he en- ftered that region. Rains have been lheavv and weather conditions have caused feed to grow rapidly during the past month.
 Shifts the Lever.
 w. s. Adams for many years a newspaperman of Jerome, IS visiting this city ard is dipping into the political arena in preference to wield- ing the pen. He is seeking the Demo- cratic nomination as justice of the i'peace. and says it is easier to dish out law than attempting to mould public opinion with so many angles to meet the whims of the populace. i Returns to Denver. l Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Ashton, the first named of the contracting firm Of Rogers & Ashton, who constructed i the new court house, left yesterday i for Denver, their former home, to re- side. The copartnership has been dissolved and Mir. Rogers succeeds I to the business. He is to remain in . Prescott. The building has been fin ished and formally accepted by the board of supervisors.
 Visiting Old Home. | M. s. Hummer, former well known resident of this section, but now in Pina1 county engaged in the range cattle business arrived in the city a few days ago to meet his wife who had been visiting with relatives at Bakersfield, Cal, during the sum- mer. With Mir. Hummer is Edward | Devine, a merchant of Florence, who is making his first trip to this section. I All return south later in the week. Returning Home.
 Mrs. William Zent, who will be ' favorable remembered as resident of this section in early days, wife of tthe prominently known Yavapai pio- necr who passed away a few years ago in Southern Arizona, returns 10 Ray today, after an enjoyable visit with her sisters, Mrs w. s. Jones of Humboldt, and Mrs. H. R. Mitchell of Copper Basin, as well as scores of | friends.
 Concludes Visit.
 i Miss Frances Craighead, of Phoe nix. who had been spending her an- nual vacation for the past month in ' Prescott with her mother, Mrs. George Merwin, and many friends, re- turned yesterday to resume her duties as assistant secretary of the Salt River Valley Water Users Associa- ton. a position which she has been capably filling for several years.
 Political Mission.
 Thomas A. Miller, one of the oldest residents of Jerome, IS in Prescott mixing with his Democratic friends, seeking their support in behalf of his candidacy for the position of super visor of this county Mir Miller has slogan of good roads everywhere in Yavapai," and he is strong for the cutoff between Prescott and Jerome, advocating the building of this high