Weekly journal-miner., 1918-12-11
Coming to Reside.
(From Saturdays Daily)

health.
 tFrom Saturdays Daily)
 From the Country.
 Grant Carter was a visitor yester day from Kirkland and reported ; fair condition in grazing for thi. time of the year.
 Attorney Visits City.
 Geo. D. Christy, a prominently known attorney of Phoenix, visited the city yesterday on legal matters returning south later in the day. Winter Visitor.
 Miss Ann Mulvenon, of Leaven- worth, Kansas, arrived yesterday to remain for the winter as a guest of her brother, James Mulvenon and his wife.
 Goes to Douglas.
 T. N. Childers, owner of the Morn ing Star Cattle Rancho, in Chapar- ral, left yesterday for Douglas to spend the holidays with relatives. On .he return trip he attends the in- auguration at Phoenix of his friend. Governor Campbell
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Fred McMahon, wife of Brakeman McMahon, of the s. F. F. & P, is in the city from Ash Forl, to visit for . short time with relatives and friends
 From the Country.
 Mir. and Mrs. (. C. Jackson, oi Kirkland Valley, motored to the city yesterday for a brief visit on busi- nes, returning later in the day. They made flying trip on account of the flu.
 Visiting Phoenix. .
 Mir. and Mrs w. J. Lowthian and Mrs. Frank Heron have gone to Phoenix for a short visit with friends. On the return trip they will be ac- companied by Mir. Heron, who is in hat city on business. Holiday Visit. ..
 Mrs. Ella Winner of Apache coun- ty is in the city visiting with her sis ter, Mrs. Peter K. Kane, and later both leave for Buckeye, Maricopa county, to remain until after New Years with relatives. Official Move. :.
 Sheriff-elect Warren G. Davis and County Attorney-elect Neill Clark left for Jerome yesterday on official matters of a certain nature, which come up for consideration after they assume office on January l. Holiday Visitor.
 Peter Marx, the popularly-known Yavapai pioneer residing on Walnu; Creek, is in the city, accompanied by his niece, Miss l.. Strott, of Pasadena, Cal, who will enjoy coun- try life here until after Christmas. Coming Back.
 Thos. L. Mcguire, who had been serving in the Forestry Corps in Eastern Washington, has been dis charged, and returns to this section after the first of the year. He is now at Pocatello, Idaho, visiting with a sister.
 To New Home.
 NJ. P.Lacy left yesterday for Los Angeles to meet his daughter. Miss Charlotte Lacy, and from there goes to Silver City, N. M., where the young lady hereafter will make her home with the parents of Mir. Lacy. The father then returns to Prescott. Anxious to Open Shool.
 Charles Edwards, trustee of the Prescott Farms district, visited the city yesterday to ascertain from Superintendent Miller when schools could resume, but this official was unable to give him any definite answer. The matter is before the county health board. which is hold ing the key to the door of the school house
 Getting Ready.
 Chas. H. Burton, the Ash Fork motored to the city yes terday, leaving later for Phoenix to make arrangements for pasturing several thousand head of sheep as well as to feed others on the desert this winter
 Gives Good Report.
 Ed Tielle, superintendent of the Fortune mines on Big Bug creek, visited the city yesterday on business, and confirmed reports of the strike made there recently. The property is developing in excellent shape and