Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-18

was stricken. and it is believed now he will progress rapidly toward nor nal health. For twelve consecutive days he was in an unconscious state, all hope of saving him having been abandoned His case is pronounced by medical people as one of the most exceptional ever known. (From Sundays Dailv.) Country Visitor.
 Mrs. Henry Ritter is in the city from Hillside, to remain for a brief visit on holiday shopping trip Mayer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. C. Nolan of Mayer motored to the city yesterday to visi: with relatives and for holiday shop ping.
 Visitor Leaves.
 Mrs. F. Mckay of Ray, daughter of Mir and Mrs. w. N Merritt, of this city, visitor for several days, returned home yesterday.
 Back From Mines.
 Jack Broaded, well known in this section, has returned from Black can yon district, where he is interested in mines He will remain for a few days on business.
 Holiday Shopping.
 Miss Dixie Lacey and Miss Jamie son, of Skull Valley were weekend visitors with Prescott friends yes 'erday, coming to do holiday shop ping.
 Remains Shipped Home.
 The body of George farmer, whose death from influenza occurred turing November, was shipped to relatives at Santa Monica. Cal, yes erdav bv Undertaken Rufiner. Visiting Relatives.
 Miss Beth Block left Friday night 'or PittSburg. Kansas. where she will '-isit during the holidays with her sister-in law. Mrs. Gary Block, wife of Captain Block, now overseas with
 Il engineer corps.
 Called by Illness.
 Mrs. C. F.. Hill was an arrival Fri lay from San Diego, coming on ac- count fthe illness of her daughter, Mrs. Carl Rees, who was operated upon at Mercy hospital for serious illness. Her condition yesterday was reported as favorable and her 'arly recovery is now assured. Flu Abates.
 Frank Watts, an arrival yesterday from Mohave county on mining busi- ness, stated that influenza had dis appeared from Oatman as rapidly as it had developed, and all public places had been opened. No data had been given of the fatal cases, which were said to have reached 50. Holiday Outing.
 s. F.. Warning, mining in Black canyon district, is in the city en route 10 Fresno, Cal, to visit with his wife and family during the holidays, leav- ing today. He has returned recently from Phoenix, where he was under treatment for influenza.
 Fine Baby Girl.
 Soft drinks were freely given yes terday by Austin Mulvenon to cele- brate the arrival during the early morning of daughter, who tilted the scales at nearly nine pounds. She is a beauty and now there are three little Mulvenons, two girls and a boy.
 Flu Was Severe.
 Arriving from Bisbee yesterday in auto were C. c. Haig and Albert Goodsell, mining men, who are to re- main for few weeks. and they stat ed the above city had emerged from influenza. after a severe epidemic. It is stated, that over 250 people had died. and over 5000 were afflicted. Schools are again open, as are the atres and other public places, the cpl demic subsiding and less than fifty patients are under treatment. Overland Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. Irwin, the first named principal of the Black Diamond Mining Co.,, operating at Walker, left yesterday in their auto for San Diego, Cal. to spend the win ter. They were driven by Al. Weber, who returns by train. The property is to continue in action without in terruption.
 Recovers From Flu.
 T. C. Alexander, a mining man who visited this section during No vember to make observations and was to close an option deal south of Poland, writes that he will soon re- turn. having been i'll with influenza at Denver. The property he desires is silver bearing and situated near the Dolphin. Home Again.
 AlFs. T. B. Hopkins, nee Maudc Henry. wife of Lieutenant Hopkins, '. s. Army. arrived Friday night from Fl Paso. Texas. to remain in definitely and is at the home of her mother. Mrs. Anna Henry Her hus- hand has been ordered to New York City on special military duty. She is receiving a welcome home from many friends.