Weekly journal-miner., 1918-09-18
(From Sundays Daily.0 Visiting Old Home.

Visiting Old Home. Mir. and Mrs. r. P. Cruice. of Phoe- nix are in the city for brief visit with friends at their former home. Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. c. \. Pattee, of Phoenix, who had been visiting with Prescott friends, returned home yesterday ac- companied by Mrs. Bert Malloy, who will be her guest for short time. Visiting Phoenix.
 Mrs. ]. l.. Haynes. wife of a fire man of the $. F. P. K P. running out of this city, left yesterday for Phoe> nix and Florence to visit with friends for a few weeks.
 Returns to School.
 Miss Tecel Acker, left yesterday for Redlands, Cal, to enter the Red lands Univdrsity, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Acker accompanying her.
 Back To Los Angeles.
 C. B. King left yesterday afternoon for his home in Los Angeles, after a visit of several weeks in this city as the guest of his son, Homer B. King. and family.
 Visitors Leave.
 NLr. and Mrs. T. Ed. Lit and child ren. of Tucson. who had been in the city for a few weeks visiting with friends. guests of Mrs. F.. \. Kastner, returned home yesterday.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. C. Nolan, or Mayer. are in the city for short visit and are at the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. X. Kastner the latter and Mrs. John Nolan being sisters. Here From Mayer.
 Prof. Ford and F. I. Long of Mayer were in Prescott on busi- ness trip. Prof. Long is the head of .hc Mayer schools this term. coming there from Jerome, where he was cn oaged last winter.
 Short Home Visit
 lanes Crutchfield. who is now one of Uncle Sam's jack tars and located 7t San Pedro. has been in Prescott for q short visit with his relative, and friends. He left last night for lis station.
 Home On Furlough.
 High Private" William s. Cooper. of the Remount Service stationed at Camp Funston, son of Mr. and Mrs T. T. Cooper, of this city. arrived yesterday for 9 To-day furlough to visit with relatives and friends at he old home. He states the Yavapai soldier has been culled at that post until there are only two on duty John Deneen, of Jerome, and himself of Prescott. All others are now over there.
 Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas. w. King mot orcd to the city yesterday from Biz Chino valley, for a weekend visit with friends, and reported the range cattle situation as good for this time of the year.
 Cattle Shipment.
 King Brothers, Nelson PuntenneE and others of Big Chino shipped few days ago trainload of one, two and three-year-old range steers to Monroe Johnson of Imperial. Cal, for which the price paid was S4O, $50 and S60 per head.
 Teacher Comes.
 Miss Katherine Couglin, of Ocean Beach, Cal, arrived yesterday m answer to the s. O. s. call for school teachers for Yavapai. and will be as signed to Middleton. which is the last county school lacking an instructor She leaves tomorrow to open school Monday forenoon.
 To Say Farewell.
 Mrs. F. s. Clark left yesterday for San Francisco, where her son. Homer Clark. is in the navy, and who is to sail soon for New York via the Panama canal, to bid hIm goodbye. He sends word that he IS to hit the trail at last where 1t looks as if there would be something doing on the briny.
 Goes to Nitro.
 Among those leaving Prescott yes terlav for Nitro, w. Va, was Ches ter Goldborough. brother of Mrs. Marc Jacobs. He said on boarding the train: "I've been turned down by the military board in Prescott, but will help win the war bv the muscle route: cannot afford to stand still while there is something doing ah along the line.'
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. Lena Blackburn is in the city from Clarkdale, to remain for briei visit with her mother, Mrs. T. D. Sanders and other relatives. She has received word that her son, who l. an engineer on the troop ship Susque hama. is now on the high seas mak- ing his sixth voyage overseas. He has been recommended for the high position of chief engineer and will be given that appointment in due time. to be assigned probably to a war ship.