Weekly journal-miner., 1919-10-29
(From TnesdaY's paiIyO
Twisting Friends

Twisting Friends
 Mrs. Jones ]. Bishop, wife of the well known rangeman of the Selig- man region, is in the city for a few days visiting with friends. Concludes Visit
 Miss Kate Hickey returned to Phoenix Sunday after an enjoyable week spent here with her mother and many friends.
 Educator Here
 Dr. Von KleinSmid, president of the University of Arizona, was in the city Sunday from Tucson on a flying trp on personal business. Concludes Visit
 Mrs. (. H. Stocking of Oakland, Cal. niece of the late Fred w. Will liams, returned home yesterday, after a few weeks visit with friends in the city.
 Sunday Visitor
 Miss Jessie Stone, teaching the Sy- camore public school east of Mayer, spent Sunday i'll the city with her sister, Mrs. R. O. Berret and hus- band.
 To New Field
 Mrs. Jessie Schmidt, trained nurse, who has been in the city for the past month engaged in her profession, left Sunday for Phoenix to locate for the winter
 Leaves for Winter
 Mrs. Harry s. Knight and daugh- ter have gone to Phoenix to remain for the winter, while MT Knight is at his range holdings in the Camp Wood country.
 Valley Visitor
 George Dickson, a well known young man of Kirkland valley, en- gagged in the range business, was a visitor yesterday, reporting the coun- try in his line as prospering. Comes to Visit
 Mrs. H. J. Jackson, wife of the foreman of the Wildflower mine, in the Bradshaws, IS a recent arrival from Crown King to visit with friends in the city. Leave for Nebraska
 MT. and Mrs. E. A. Rice, the for mer treasurer of the Big Bug Cop per company, have gone to Nebraska ;or an extended visit with relatives, making the trip overland by automo- bile.
 Mayer is Lively
 Visiting the city from Mayer yes .erday were P. H. Montgomery and ]. A. Martin, both reporting that mining country as still active, and he outlook of several coppers was gratifying.
 Mining Business
 Charles Batre, president of the Big Ledge, has arrived from Duluth, Minn., on his regular trip of inspec- ion, leaving today for the Henrietta mine andi Mayer, where he is inter ested in the banking business. Country Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Carl ReeS and chil- iren were in the city from Chino valley visiting with friends, the for mer reporting the cattle business in excellent shape and that the big rain of last week was of little benefit, grazing being good and stock hog fat"
 New Office Created
 R. C. Walters, cashier of the Mayer State bank, has been offered lnd-has accepted the position of as sistant secretary of the Big Bug Copper company. This appointment is due to much business in the local office, where Uri Embody IS inicharge as secretary.
 Deal Pending
 William Sanders was in the city yesterday from Thumb Butte, and reported negotiations are going on TOT his gold property near Skull val ley. Old workings are being un- watered and an examination is under way The property bears an excellent name and has been a producer. Visiting Old Home
 Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken of Phoenix, who is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. A. Johns, returns home today, to the regret of many friends. Her hus- band passed through yesterday from a big game hunt in the Mogollon mountains, his party having made cleanup of two big bucks and five wild turkeys.
 Engagement Announced
 Private advices from Modesto, Cal, state that Mrs. Carolyn Benja- min has announced the engagement of her daughter, Mrs. Lulu Alice Owens to Carrolton James Grimes of Prescott. The prospective groom is a miner, brother of Major Carl Grimes, recently from overseas, and low in the army, stationed at Mon terey Barracks, Cal. Brief Visit
 C. A. French returned Sunday to Jerome, where he is employed by the United Verde in construction in a lower level, coming to visit with his wife in this city. Mrs. French is preparing to leave for Phoenix to consult specialist for uite serious eye troubles. Norman French, their son also has returned to Clarkdale, after a week in the city as a juryman. From the Grade
 Earl H. Parker, assistant to Chief Engineer Fishel of the Yavapai Commission, returned Sun day from the grade in making a pre- liminary survey, reaching a point about three miles north of Cedar Glade. He will continue to Ash Fork, thence west to the boundary line of Mohave county. His report