Weekly journal-miner., 1918-04-17

Oneida, New York. where she had been visiting with her parents since 1 Christmas.
 Passes Crisis.
 There are many in this section who will be pleased to know that Mrs Walter Cook is convalcs cscing from typhoid icvcr, after having been ser
 ouSly i'll, and her eirly recovery IS now assured.
 Mining Man Returns.
 A. L. Pierce, well known in this field as mining operator, being identified with the Arizona Copper | Queen, and having interests near Jerome, arrived Sunday from Fl Paso, to remain for several days. Attending Conference.
 Rev. ]. F. Hedgpeth, pastor Of the West Prescott Methodist church, left las; night for Phoenix. where he will remain for day or tw1 attending the district conference of the church or ganizat;on.
 In O-atorical Contest. Arthur Thompson left yesterday for Tucson, where he is to represent the Prescott High school m the oratori- cal contest, which is ore of the main features of ,ht weeks celebration which IS to be staged at the univer- vcrsiIy.
 Back From Coast.
 Mrs. Essie M. Owen and daughter Mrs. Stella Robinson, who have been spending the past month or so i'm LOS Angeles for the benefit of thu latter's health, returned on Sunday I,o Prescott. Mrs. Robinson has bee much improved by her stay on the coast. Exchanged Pulpits.
 On Sunday Rev II. H. Shires of Prescott went to Phoenix and filed the pulpit is the Episcopal church there, while Dean Scarlett, the Phoe- nix rector, came to Prescott and de ivered the sermon at St. Luke's church. Rev. Shircs returned toI Prescott on Sunday night. Cattle Coming Back.
 Walter Cline, foreman of the L. l.. Harmon range, Camp Wood, is in the city and reports cattle again get ting in good form after a severe twin ter. The loss has been small, con sidering lack of grazing, but new feed is beginning 10 grow and normal con ditions are assured at an carly date. 1 Back to Xeatny.
 Stanley Paine, son of Mir and Mrs. Edward parnt, concluded yesterday a ten days icrlough and returned toI Camp Kcarnv, Calif., where he is at tachcd |, the l5Sth Infantry. His wife accompanied him and is to re- main away until her husband is or dered to another station.
 In the Navy.
 Paul Burdge, a native youth of Prescott, who enlisted recently in l the navy, has been assigned to a bat tie cruiser. of San Diego. and Is ini the engine room as a fireman. Hcl writes to sister, Mrs. Walter Cook, of this city. stating that he is well satisfied and hopes to go overseas soon.
 Soda Man Here.
 \. (. Higdon and family, who have Deen- making their home in i'hpeaix, arrived in Prescott the first of tre week. Mir. Higden to have charge of the soda fountain at the Central Drug Store. He has been with Ocnofrio of the capital city for d iorc time. a~d is rated as being one e the most prohcien: men in this line of business. Here Frcm Kingman.
 George I. Gibson of kingman, was in Prescott yesterday, being here on his way to Humboldt for visit al tl,c home of his sister. Mrs Dr. L. ;. Vivian, and family Mir Gibson has been making strenuous efforts to en- list in either the army or the navy, hut hc1s one of the registrants, the recent order of the war department prohibiting the draftees enlisting, put ar end to his efforts to get speedy action.
 Verde Visitor.
 Charles Colson, well known pio i neer of Ycvapai, is in the city from Verde valley, on a dual mission, m which military and legal matters are to receive attention. He is complet- l ing the filing of papers before the local examining board by which his son. now al Camp kearny, will be given a permit to return and pursue his vocation as farmer for the next three months. a custom which IS be- ing observed; and is authorized by the i war department. Mir. Cclson also comes to attend to his duties as the administrator of the Maxwell estate, which is to be disposed of by the l Superior court soon. MOHAIR MARKET