Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-27
At Ash Fork.

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 On Duty Again.
 Fred Cromwell, who had been il with influenza for the past two weeks, has returned to the s. E. P & r. ticket office to resume his dutie. as daS agent.
 Building Ships.
 Harrison Graves, a miner of this section, who left the country last spring, has gone back to his trade as carpenter, and IS now employed at a ihipbuilding plant at San Pedro, Cal He worked at different camps in this field for four years alternately as I timberman.
 Eastern Trip.
 James Bowles, mining south of this -ity near Banning creek, left last light for Chicago, where he will con- ;ult with associates on future plan Df financing the property TOT exten-
 i've operations. He has a small ccm- any formed. and all are anxious to 70 ahead. The values are gold, and Mr. Bowles is quite enthused over development given during the past month. Before coming to Arizona he vas shift boss at the Eagle at Grip
 le Creek.
 foes to Nurse, Gets Flu.
 It will be learned with general re- ret in this community that Mrs. trace Chapman, deputy recorder,
 as fallen a victim to influenza, and now under treatment at the Con- olidated hospital, Humboldt. Learn lg that her brother, Fred w. Genung ad been stricken at his home on Ash reek, Mrs. Chapman hastened to his ide to nurse him, and in her duties ontracted this malady. Her condi- on yesterday was reported as favor ble and she expects to resume her fficial duties in short time.
 'oung Lady III.
 Advices from Mayer yesterday stat
 I that Miss Helen Bower, an attache the local bank, was i'll with influ 1za, the attack being mild and her ,covery assured. layer Visitors.
 Prof. and Mrs. E. H. Ford, of layer, both teachers in the public chool, motored to the city yester- ay for a brief visit with friends. | "hcy stated the influenza situation at hat place was occasioning but little larm, only a few cases developing. l he farther away they got from home Ie more alarming did the situation i ppear. heep for Pasture.
 w. Wilkins of Dewey, Of the range ! irm of Young & Wilkins, accompan- d shipment of over 1000 head of heep to Phoenix on "Wednesday ight for winter feeding in Salt River | alley. Other train movements of i heep are being arranged for early | elivery to the above locality, and lany owners are now driving to the Iesert.
 detz Is Waiting.
 Joe Metz, an influenza victim, ap- cared on the streets yesterday and s receiving congratulations from 1any friends over again escaping the eaper. He was getting in excellent hysical condition from smashup lst spring in railway accident near Iuron. when he had a head-on colli- ion with the flu a few weeks ago. fetz is now waiting for the cycle Of hree misfortunes to come down the rack, to see what the next bump will ring secuperaing Trip.
 Mrs. Thomas Winterburn, for ler resident of this city, was brief isitor yesterday with her daughter, Hiss Catherine Moore, both being en oute to Bouse from a sawmill camp n the Mogollon mountains. the lat CT to recuperate from typhoid fever. hey met many friends here, and re- tuned their journey on the afternoon rain. Miss Moore had recently re- urned from Europe where she was ngaged in Red Cross field work.
 (From Fridays Daily.) ,rown King Visitor.
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