Weekly journal-miner., 1918-10-16
City NeUs Tn Brief
(From Thursdays Daily.D

(From Thursdays Dailyl Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Eli Perkins, of Crown King is in the city for a short visit with friends.
 Mayer Visitors.
 Mrs. William Nellis, Mrs. Paula Shrade and Marcus Null. of Mayer. spent yesterday in the city with friends.
 Business Trip.
 Mrs. w. s. Jones, proprietor of Hotel Humboldt. is in the city on a brief business trip and to visit with friends.
 Going to Los Angeles.
 L. II. Beyerle, Superior court re- porter. will leave this afternoon for Los Angeles, where he will remain for short vacation.
 Teachers at Home.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Fucker, teacher of the Cedar Glade public school. has re- turned to Prescott on account of the influenza quarantine closing her school.
 Returns to Phoenix.
 Mrs. F. H. Doty. who has been Mayer, was in Prescott yesterday af- ternoon. being on her way to her home in Phoenix.
 Brief Visitor.
 Frank Wilson. the well known busi- ness man of Mayer, was brief visit or yesterday. reporting mining and other industries as moving ahead as usual.
 Home From Clarkdale.
 Miss Edna R. Uber, who has Mining Business.
 H. E. Hood. who is completing de- velopment to apply for patent to his copper group in Squaw Peak district is in the city to meet brother who is coming from Hutchinson, Kansas, to spend the winter at the camp. Returns Home.
 Mrs. Ada Mason, an early day resi- dent of this county who had been visiting with her son. F. ]. Bessette, has returned to her home at Seattle. Washington, after an enjoyable time in meeting old-time friends and re- newing associations of long ago. Country Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. w. Muse, of Kirk land. the first named a large goat grower. are in the city for few days on business. Mir. Muse states the goat people also are in line with the high price era and Sl00 mohair is coming down the road. Mine Visitors.
 Toe Caspari, operating the Davis on Slate creek, visited the city yester- day and stated shipping out ore has been suspended until next spring. Re turns from several cars were better than was anticipated He started de- velopment and feels enthusiastic over underground showings. charge of the commercial department of the Clarkdale high school. return cd home yesterday to remain with her parents pending the re-opening of the schools.
 Comes to Visit. Gus H. Hirschfeld, a business man of Hayden, who frequently visits the city, arrived Tuesday night to re- main for several days, his wife mak- ing her home here. Big Crops.
 Alex Duff, visitor yesterday from Jerome Junction, stated the Prescott Farms colony has made a success again this season, and big crops of beans and potatoes are soon to be harvested Corn also will be abund- ant. and every farmer will prosper. Rodeo Begins.
 William Ritter was visitor yes terday from Kirkland valley, and re- ported the fall rodeo as ready to be- gin in few days on the Miller range. Grazing conditions are good and cat tie are in fine form to enter the Win ter.
 Here From New York.
 Dr. George NJ. Cane, noted spec ialist of Elmira, New York, IS in the city visiting with Dr. D. L. Carmich- ael and family at 207 South Mt. Yer non Street. Dr. Cane and MT. Car michael were college mates at Jeffer- son Medical college
 Granite Man Here.
 A. T. Lindsay. who has a granite quarry near this city, arrived from Phoenix yesterday and will resume shipping in short time to the works in the above city, reporting the busi- ness in healthy state. Again Well.
 Superintendent H. C. Storey. of the 5. F. P. & P has resumed his duties after being i'll for the past two weeks with an attack of pneumonia. His affliction was not preceded by any symptoms of the prevailing Spanish influenza epidemic.
 Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. Mary Pennei and niece, Mrs. Benjamin Marr, who had been in the city during the past five weeks while the latter was convalescing from typhoid fever. returned home yester- day to a mining camp near Superior, agreeably impressed with the climate of Prescott.
 May Have Influenza.
 James Trade was an arrival yester- day from his camp near Minnehaha Flat. and states his six-year-old daughter, Ella, is quite i'll. and it is believed is an influenza victim. He returned last night