Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-24

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 (From Tuesdays Dsily) Leaves For East
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson left last night for a business trip which will take him through number of the larger cities of the East. Returns to Detroit.
 Miss Louise Gundrum, who has been making her home in Prescott for the past year or so. departed last night for her home in Detroit, Mich. Back From Kingman.
 Attorney Neill (. Clark has re- turned from Kingman where he had been for the past week representing one of his clients in case in the Mo have Superior court
 From Kearny.
 Fred Cordes. of the l5Sth infan- try, arrived from Camp kearny on Sunday, on a ten-day furlough to be spent in visiting with his parents at Cordes, for which place he left yes terday.
 Fine Animals.
 F.. w. Bowers, of Davis, Calif., is in the city with a carload of high grade stallions, having several order, to fill among local rangemcn and others using this character of live stock.
 Mining Business.
 Geo. P. Harrington is in the city from Crown King on business of his varied mining interests in the Brad shaws, reporting the industry in good shape, and more mines in action than known for many years.
 Religious Mission.
 Judge and Mrs. D. E. Parks, Dr. ]. B. Wilson and Rev. Shircs, left yesterday for Phoenix to attend the annual convocation of the Episcopal church of Arizona, which begins to- day a three days session. Recuperating Trip.
 George Dedrick, injured in a mine accident near this city several weeks ago, blood poison developing in a thumb that later was amputated, was discharged from Mercy hospital a few days ago and left Sunday for Phoenix on q recuperating trip. From Funston.
 Herbert K. Aylworth, who en- listed from Prescott and is serving at Camp Funston, passed through on Sunday for Phoenix on a l5-day fur tough to visit with his mother, Mrs. x. H. Prest, until recently a resi- dent of this city.
 Brief Visit.
 l. B. Grand, formerly state cngin- eer, was visitor from Phoenix on Saturday, on mining business. He IS now engaged in promoting his big electric power project in the Grand Canyon. Work is expected to begin at an early day.
 Attending Conference.
 Rev. George Alonkman, pastor of the Marina Street NJ. F. Church, left this morning for Phoenix to attend a State gathering of the prohibition forces. Rev Batten of the Congrega- tional church, left on Monday to at tend the same gathering. Oil Move Shaped Up.
 A. D. Coover is in the city from Stoddard and is arranging the affairs of his Arizona Midway Oil Com pany, to begin operation immediately, the undertaking being fully financed and on a close basis. He leaves to- day for Big Chino to make locations for drilling and camp site, con- struction to begin in a few days. Quits Mining.
 M. H. Ryan, for many years min ing on Turkey creek, has shifted his vocation to that Of farmer, and IS now located in Verde valley, where he purchased a short time ago an improved property. He was a visl- tor yesterday and stated oil indica- tions abound, to add to the future possibilities of his interests. Will Live in Jerome.
 David Goodwin, young mining man of Jerome, and Miss Louise Hig- gins of Boston, Mass, were united in marriage in Prescott yesterday after noon, the ceremony being performed by Rev. George E. Monkman of the Marina Street Methodist church. MT. and Mrs. Goodwin will make their home in Jerome.