Weekly journal-miner., 1918-05-22

panied by lheir daughter. motorcd
 from Jerome yesterday for week
 end visit with Prescott friends.
 Come for Summer. ! Mrs. $. \. Pierce and daughter , Miss Helen Pierce. former residents
 returned few days ago from Phoe-
 nix, where they had been spending
 the winter They are to remain in- [ definitely.
 Ready to Go.
 ] Joe Alatli and John Alonrcal. oi Williamson valley, have said adieu to
 the range. and arc now in the city
 to get in line for military duty when
 the contingent leaves on May 2. Returning Home.
 Mrs. ]. w. Hazel and sister, Miss
 Gladys Pryor, of Camp Verde, are
 in the city returning home from Flag staff. Miss Pryor being a graduate of the northern normal, which her many
 friends will be pleased to learn.
 Visiting Mine Owner. Charles Rose. who has mining in tercsts near Stoddard, was a visitor yesterday, and states that in addition to Binghamton activity, quite a num- Der of other properties are starting to operate. He continues developing his coppcrs and is pleased with the showing.
 Come For Summer
 Former Governor of Oklahoma, Ice Crucc, and daughter, Miss LOT, ena Crucc, have returned from Tue son where they had been spending the winter, and again will reside on Groom creek, remaining for the sum- mcr They are welcomed back by many friends in this city.
 Red Cross Dance.
 A free dance will be given in the interests of the Rcd Cross at the home of Nr. and Mrs. C. s. Richard son in Murphy Park on Monday eve ming. May 2lst Admission will be free bu. q collection will be taken and the entire take turned over to the local organization.
 New Vocation.
 I. N. Cook has retired from the auto business at Dewey and is to take advantage of war prices, by en- gazing in farming. He has purchased location on Oak creek and IS 10 have the only exclusive vegetable farm in the county.
 Coast Visitors.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Clanton, the former a resident of the city some years ago, were arrivals from Bakers field, Calif., Friday. coming to remain for a short visit. They are cn route to Holbrook. where Mr. Clanton will be secretary of new oil company now being organized. They visit Jerome today. Arizonans Heard From.
 It will be learned with local inter est that Mir. and Mrs. Joseph w. Doughcrty and AIr. and Mrs. J s. Gales, former Prcscottitcs, are now residing al San Jose, Calf. Mr. Dougherty has purchased a close-in ranch to the above city, and is pros pering by raising war food" To Say Goodbye.
 J. C. Cain, of Verde, with the United Verde Extension. arrived yes torday to visit with his wife and son, \lmon Grain, before the latter leaves 70 enter the navy, cnlisting few days ago Another son, Irwin Cain, ! and his wife, also arrived from Mo i have county yesterday on similar 
 Closes Camp.
 Mir. and Mrs Wells Bannistcr arc in the city from White Picacho dis trict. to remain for few weeks visit before returning to Leadville, Colo. for the summer. Mr. Bannister has become interested in a gold-coppcr group in the south, but closed the camp on account of warm weather and lack of water
 Visitors From Mine.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. C. Spaulding arc visitors from the Binghamton camp, at Stoddard, the former being man agor of the company mercantile busi- ness. His report of the property IS decidedly favorable in production, while new development only adds at to the future in another bonanza being proven. Brief Visit
 Mrs. Carrie Ball, q former resi- lent of this city when her husband was leasing mines in the Placeritas field, was brief visitor yesterday while en route 10 Glendale, where a sister resides. She states Mr. Ball is now superintendent of silver mine m Boulder county. Colo. and con templates visiting Arizona later. Returns to Duty.
 Howard French, who had been .isiting with a sister at mining camp in the Constellation field, ar rived in the city Friday night to spend a day with acquaintances in