Weekly journal-miner., 1918-08-21
Visitors Leave.

Visitors Leave.
 Mrs. Benjamin Sellars and five
 children. who had been in this section
 since early in July. left for Maricopa county yesterday. a son of Mrs. Sel-
 lars arriving Friday to take them
 home in auto.
 Back To Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. H. Cooper, visi-
 tors since early in July, returned to
 Phoenix yesterday in their car. They
 will come back if the thermometer
 "starts to going over the top again,
 said Mir Cooper.
 Visited South.
 Alex Ramsey. mining in Black can
 yon district, returned few days ago | from Douglas and Naco, where he
 has relatives. He went south to ascertain conditions on the border
 10 enter Sonora, on business trip.
 but was unable to get across and come back
 Is Overseas.
 | C. T. Wells, visitor yesterday from Jerome, stated he had received a postal card from Sergeant Edward ! ?. Johnston announcing his safe ar rival overseas. He is with an en- ! gineering corps. Johnston was in
 this section for nearly a year. He
 is mining engineer by profession.
 Visiting Old Home.
 \ 4l,a ! first named formerly connected with ] the Prescott schools are in the city from Tempe. They are motoring to
 the north, remaining here for few i days to visit with friends at the old home. Prof. Persons is now superin ' tcndcnt of the Tempe grammar school.
 Back From San Francisco. Moses Drachman, clerk of the Unit | ed States court, who has been in San rFrancisco for the past several weeks
 attending a session of the United
 States court of Appeals, returned to | Prescott yesterday afternoon and will remain here until the close of the present term of the district court. | Going to Coast.
 I R. H.. Bickford who for the past
 three months has been in the employ of the Arizona Power Company at ! Tapco. arrived in Prescott yesterday evening and tomorrow will leave for
 San Diego. where he expects to re- Imain for an indefinite stay. He will visit with his sister, Miss Eva Bick- ford. who is in the St. Joseph's hospi- tai in that city taking a course in nursing. Brief Visitors.
 Passing through in auto yesterday were Mir. and Mrs. John McNeigh, who were residents of this section sexeral years ago. when the first named was with Geo. w. Hull at Jer-l ome. They come from Casa Grande, where Mir. McVeigh is secretary of a cotton land company. They are
 cn route 10 Lake Mary for an outing of few weeks.
 Range Visitor. Chas. P. Mullen, engaged in the range cattle business near Skull val ley. was visitor during the week and reported an excellent situation in the business. since heavy rains had fallen. Mir Mullen is seeking the Republican nomination for state sena- tor and is receiving encouragement openly from many friends of the op- poSite party, owing to his universal popularity.
 Roads are Good. Reports circulated in Phoenix that the Black canyon road was so badly damaged as to be impossible, were denied yesterday by NJ. P. Orland and James Goode. who motored over the ,route to this city on Friday. They ! :statcd there are only two washed-out
 places difficult to negotiate, other wise the Yavapai end is in better shape than a year ago. The visitors remain here for few days. They are touring the north. Return to Wyoming.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Whistiger, who | arrived from Wyoming several months ago and located in the Wen den country to engage in farming and cattle raising. have returned to the above state under circumstances which were unexpected. Mr. Whisti- ,fger has been advised that the judg- ment of the district court which dis possed him of lands, had been revers- ed by the Supreme court and his at torney states that there IS now no