Weekly journal-miner., 1918-02-06
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

(From Tuesdays Daily)
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. Arthur Heath, wife of the well known Verde valley cattle grower, is in the city to visit with friends for a short time
 Mining Business.
 Martin Anderson, mining near i Senator. was an arrival yesterday on business.
 In Phoenix.
 Miss Grace NJ. ,Sparkes, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, went to Phoenix on Sunday for visit of a l few days with relatives there.
 Ladies Missionary Meeting.
 Ladies Missionary Society will hold their business meeting at the West Prescott church, Wednesday Feb. 6, at } o'clock.
 From Verde.
 H. R. White, with the United Verde Extension as an engineer in railroad construction, is in the city from Verde on a business trip. State Official Visits. | F. E. Ross, State bank examiner was a visitor from Phoenix with his wife, who makes this city her home, returning to hs duties yesterday. Military Business.
 Charles McGinsey, of the Cotton wood mercantile firm of McGinsey Bros, is in the city on military mission before the local examining | board
 Maxton Visitor. James Wills, postmaster and mer- chant ot Maxton, was brief visitor yesterday, reporting traffic as beins slowly resumed into that country since the storm.
 From the Mines. John McKinnon, for many years To- catcd in the Senator field developing his mines, was visitor yesterday, reporting that country snowbound and operations limited.
 Visiting Rancher.
 ]. L. Wall, owner of large ranch near Camp Verde, was in the city yesterday on business trip, giving a good report of that country by the drouth coming to an end. From Illinois.
 Mrs. Henry A. Lindhorst of Charleston, Illinois, arrived in this city on Sunday for a winter visit with her son, F. A. Lindhorst, local scoutmaster.
 Verde Visitor.
 Former sheriff of Mohave county U. C. Lane, now with the United Verde Extension, was visitor Sun day from VeIde, leaving for Phoenix later ou a business trip. Back From Coast.
 II. A. Wagner. who has succeeded to full ownership Of the Gray Eagle custom plant near Mayer, returned Sunday from San Francisco, where he had been on business trip. A Baby Girl.
 A fine baby girl was born yester- day morning in Los Angeles to the wife of Lieut.. Lyle Abbott (nee Mar jorie Milnes). The telegram announc- ing the event stated that mother and baby were doing nicely. Range Benefited.
 Guy Bozarth, a visitor yesterday from the extreme western section ot the county, reported heavy rain. The range was benefited, but water holes were not filled in the outlying coun' try. The outlook, however, is excel lent
 Inspecting Range.
 William Corburn, owner of the Horseshoe cattle interests in the east | ern section of the county. left yester- day on an inspection, this being his first opportunity to make the trip in auto since the recent storms. He IS making this city his home. Mining Man Here.
 J.H. Cross, owner of desirable gold mines in Crook canyon, recently in- corporated, was in the city yesterday and stated he is awaiting the legal action necessary to close up affairs, when work begins on large scale. Country Visitor.
 C. w. Carter was an arrival yes terday from Walnut Grove and stat cd a normal condition in the cattle business had resulted from the three days storm, there being a fine outlook for this industry again. Here from Jerome.
 Nick M: Daniels of Jerome, was a county seat visitor yesterday, being here oa official business. Mir. Dan- iels is a Serbian, and has been quite active in the Verde district Tn col lecting funds for the benefit Of the destitute citizens of his native land. Called Home. ' Sam Miller, of Clarkdale, who had been with his brother, Johnny Mil Ter, the latter being quite i'll at his home in Miller valley, was called home On Sunday, by his eldest son