Weekly journal-miner., 1918-11-13


 business trip.
 Visited Friends.
 Mrs. Homer Cummings and Mrs. Coleman, of Del Rio. were in the city Tuesday visiting with friends. Comes to Reside.
 Mrs R. l. Fry, of near Ash Fork, and daughter, are recent arrivals to make this city their home for the present.
 Legal Business.
 Attorney Robt. F. Morrison left clients since the quarantine has been lifted
 Voted At Home.
 Mrs. Ella c. Burns. ,an attache of the Commission of State Institutions at Phoenix. returned yesterday to her duties after voting at home Killed In Action.
 William Herter yesterday received the sad news of the death of his nep- hew. John Murray with the 47th l,l- fantry, who was killed in action in France on Sept. ?.
 Flu Victim.
 David Miller. a well known resi- dent of this city, arrived yesterday frou Cedar Glade afflicted with in fluenza, of mild type. He IS al his home here under treatment Mining Business.
 Con Johnson, operating the Eureka at Walker with Victor Strom, under lease. $ in the city and reports de- velopment as proceeding under favor able conditions. Shipping is to begin soon.
 Concludes Visit.
 Miss Emma Banning, who had been in the city visiting with her cousin, Mrs. John Moore, of Cotton wood, who recently arrived from Joplin. Mo, returned to Glendale near Phoenix, yesterday.
 Eastern Visitor.
 H. H. Harris, of Pittsburg, a well known building contractor, arrived yesterday and is to remain in the city indefinitely for his health. He comes at the request of Ed. Kepple of Pres colt, both being old-time friends and when boys were schoolmates. Not the Flu.
 w. R. Sterritt, mining in Weaver district, is in the city for medical treatment. and desires friends to know he is not flu victim. He at tributes his sudden illness to eating canned tomatoes. and ptomafne poisoning followed His attending physician stated yesterday he will re- cover. Business Trip. !
 F. C. Tatum, head of a big land and cattle movement on the desert near Wenden. with his manager, Dan Mckenzie. were arrivals yester- day on brief business trip. Both re- port a fine outlook. The holdings have been drilled for water and sev- eral wells are flowing. Brief Message.
 Writing from France, another Yavapai soldier in action. Howard Haight. of Constellation, says he has escaped the Hun bullet. but was lightly gassed and not injured. "We ! all want to come back. provided the kaiser throws up his hands, he says Haight is with a signal scr vice command. Too Late.
 Harry Cosgrove, Of Needles, ar rived yesterday morning, coming to i vote. He missed the opportunity by ! , missing his train at Kingman, when i he says he was "held up by Col I ter booster. Cosgrove worked for | Tom Campbell in the Jerome coun- I try some years ago, and has retained ] his Yavapai citizenship. He returns | tomorrow. Blythe Visitor. l
 Samuel Cregar, of Blythe, many years ago in Verde valley farming, . is in the city en route to the latter place to accompany home a niece, Miss Ordway residing on the Mogol- lon mountains, who will spend the winter at her uncle's ranch. Mir. . Cregar states he has quite a large feeding contract from Coconino . county cattle and sheepmen, delivery to begin during December.
 Has Flu Remedy.
 E. L. Leeds, of Winslow, while . passing through the city yesterday i for Phoenix. stated at the s. F. P. l & P. depot that a Medicine Man of . the Moqui Indians, is successfully combating influenza, according to a l report in circulation His treatment ! consists of a certain formation being combined with herbs and all boiled in a kettle Of water While many have died the remedy seems to be quite successful. in the early stages of the disease. The liquid has a very bit ter taste. Pioneer Here.
 Felix Hardy, nephew of Captain ]. w. H. Hardy, a prominently known pioneer Arizonan, now deceased, IS | in the city for brief visit and with . his wife IS en route from Paducah . Kentucky. to Pasadena, Cal, for the winter. Mir. Hardy when a youth . over 5 years ago. visited Prescott, and he comes back to see what 1 changes have taken place. He re- turns north to go over the Santa Fe, . and again will look over what once was Hardyville, on the Colorado river, near Needles.
 (From Fridays Daily) Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. B. F. Selby, of Camp Wood, .