Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-18
(From Fridays Daily.)

country.
 (From Fridays Daily)
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Pearl Coughran of Skull Val
 ley is in the city for brief visit with friends
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. J. c. Greig. wife of Conductor
 Greig, of the Ash Fork division of the
 s. F. F. & F.. is in the city for a short visit with friends.
 Country Visitors. ! Mir. and Mrs. C. F.. Stewart, of ! Williamson valley, visited the city yesterday, and state the fhl was still stranger to that locality.
 Leave For Holidays. [ Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Crank. recent arrivals, the first-named being in terested in a silver property at Wal ker, left yesterday to spend the holi days on the coast.
 Mining Business. Jesse T. Jones, interested in the ' Union gold mines, of Chaparral. was ill the city yesterday on business | trip, and reported limited develop ment as continuing.
 Returns to Jerome. i Mrs. Sergeant Malwin has return ed to Jerome after being in this city several weeks. The schools are re- { opening in the copper camp and the l lady will resume her duties as an in structor.
 Flu Under Control. Granville Fain, Leslie and B. B. ! Clayton, of Camp Verde, motored to the city yesterday and reported those under treatment for influenza, were improving, and that no new cases in the past week had appeared.
 Legal Mission. Attorney Robt F. Morrison left yesterday for Phoenix to consult with clients, while also aboard the south bound train was Geo. D. Christy, lawyer of Phoenix. who had been in the city on legal business for a few days.
 Mining Man Leaves. R. w. Crawford, who has mining interests in the Thumb Butte field which he had been looking over for the past two weeks, left yesterday for ! San Francisco on business pertain ing to his mines. He returns in a few months to begin operating. Gets Through Safely. There arc many in this county who will be pleased to know that Harvey Carter, son of MT. and Mrs Grant Carter, O. Kirkland, has passed through the war in Europe without receiving injuries. He writes that on November 4, he had been shifted from the firing line to the rear to rest camp. and that it was "all off with the Hun"
 Miners Return. Clint Stillwell and Thomas Mason, miners formerly of this section, re- turned during the week from near Cobalt, Ontario, after a two years absence They worked at the camp where C. E. Royce, a former shift boss at the Binghamton, is the sup crintendcnt
 Mine Operator Here. Joe Caspari, of the Davis mines, Slate Creek, was a visitor yesterday, and stated plans for new development were crystalized and work would be- gin forthwith. This movement will require several months and produc- ton for the winter will be discon- tinued. to be resumed in the early spring.
 Midwinter Branding.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. A Perkins and daughter, Miss Fannie Perkins, are in the city from Perkinsville, visiting for a few days The first-named states that he is keeping the brand ing iron hot these cold days by mark ing some scattered bovines that es- capped during the last roundup. Arizonan Escapes.
 Mrs Marc Jacob has been advised by her husband, with the 10oth En- gineers, that he pulled through safely overthere, his letter being dated No vember II. the day peace was declar- ed. He has many friends in this county who will be glad to learn of his good luck.
 Recovers From Flu.
 There are many in this section who will be pleased to learn that Mrs Lena Blackburn has recovered from influenza after having been seriously i'll, and she returned to Clarkdale yesterday. She was under treatment at the home of her mother. Mrs. T. D. Sanders. and contracted this af- fliction while nursing others. Arizonan Dies. Related news of the death from in fluenza of Frank Endicott, at Ora Grande. Cal, on November 10, was given by Mrs. Frederick Simms, who arrived few days ago. The deceas- ed was a miner, and he had worked at different camps in this country. leaving the country about one year ago.
 Leaves for New Home. Mrs. w. A. Kent. who returned re- gently to close up her husbands busi- ness affairs in this city. left yesterday for Laguna Beach. Cal, after dispos- ing of the realty in this city in East Prescott Later she will make Wash ington. D. C., her home, where MT. Kent is with the war service board. Mrs. Kent leaves Prescott to the re- gret of many friends, and had been a resident for many years. Flu Disappears.
 C. w. Carter and Harry Cole of