Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-13

I Mrs. w. Murray and daughters Mrs. R. D. Nease and Mrs. C. II | Cleveland, left yesterday for Los
 Angeles on an outing for the next
 two months.
 Return from East.
 i Mir. and Mrs. r. (. Tatum have re- turned from New York city after ar extended absence, which their many friends will be pleased to know. NIT Tatum has large range interests along the 4. & (. railroad, which he is to visit later.
 Masonic Event.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Johns left yes terday for Tucson, the first-named to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge, i which convenes next week. In the meantime they will visit with friends in other cities of the South.
 Getting Lively.
 George Whitaker was visitor yes terday from Big Bug creek, reporting considerable activity in that field, since the Henrietta and Butternut had resumed. Other nearby mines also had started to shape up and a lively spring was assured. Returns From Desert. Mrs. s. B. Pemberton, who had been visiting with her husband al Forepaugh, on the A. X |. railroad, for several weeks. returned yesterday and leaves today for the home in Mint valley. Mr Pcmberton has a big fencing in contract for that rail- road, and work is continuing.
 Conclude Visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gerald B. Bloom, ot Los Angeles. after weeks visit with tteir son and daughter-in-law, Col and Mrs. B. B. Bloom of this city returned home yesterday, very much pleased with Prescott. They motored tc and from this city.
 Back to Camp.
 C. E. Warren has gone to the Pro- moter mining camp to formally turn over that property to Lee Ford, who assumed charge under deal closed cn Wednesday. B. F. Peters, who owned a one-half interest, returned yesterday to Phoenix, where he has been residing in recent years. Buying Machinery.
 B. l.. Winde, mining in Blue Tanks district, was visitor Wednesday and left yesterday for Jerome to make purchases of machinery, deciding to begin larger operations since develop nent had proven satisfactory. It is stated he will make selections from the old United Verde smelter plant. Visitors From Desert.
 Frank Whitmorc, an operator of mines near Planet, Jerry. Murray, his engineer, and C. T. Broadway, Nevada mining man, are in the city, en route to the Jerome country or an examination trip. Mir. Murray, in carly days was with the United Verde and until a short time ago was at Ely, Nevada. identified with a copper. The party is to look over other localities before leaving.
 On the Road Again
 Joe Bold, who has assumed his old position as travelling salesman of the Arizona Brewing Co.,, which IS pre- pairing to resume in ice-making and soda manufacturing, left yesterday for Jerome, and other camps on the old route to visit the business com. munitics and renew former associa- tions.
 Shipping Sheep Begins.
 Several thousand head of ewes pass cd South yesterday over the $. F. r. & P. for Salt river valley, from the Ash Fork country, and at least five more train loads are scheduled to- follow later in the week. This live stock is being taken to mild climate for lambing.
 Range People Here.
 C. N. Norman and Harry Tregrove, cattleman of New Mexico, arc recent arrivals to investigate this range country, and leave today for the West. Other localities are on their itinerary and both state they are anx- icus to secure location, owing to a severe drouth in the above State. which has prevailed for over year. Come to Locate.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Thayer, of Las Vegas, N M., visitors last Sep tember returned yesterday and have decided to make this section their home. Mir. Thayer leaves today for the Verde country, and may decide to locate there and go into the steam laundry business.
 Marry in Denver.
 A marriage license was issued in Denver on January 30 to Miss Beryl Bayson and Harry D. Dugan, the latter giving his address as Prescott, Arizona. The prospective groom is said to follow the machinist vocation, and left this city during January to visit" with relatives at Albuquerque. \. NJ. No announcement as yet has been received of his nuptial leap.
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