Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-23
(From Sundays Daily.)

NfTOTn SuuQdJ Odlly.J Range Visitor.
 Thad Mullen, of Skull Valley, is in the city on a business trip, re- porting range conditions as return ing to the old time status. Come for Summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Carroll w. Davis are in the city from Phoenix, and will occupy their home here, coming for the summer
 Visiting Friends.
 Miss Mabel Crutchfield, teaching the public school at Mayer, was a weekend visitor yesterday with friends in the city.
 Oil business.
 J. C. Heslct was an arrival yester- day from Valley, on business for his oil undertaking, reporting an encour- aging outlook for active exploration in that field.
 Easter Visitors.
 Mrs. E. L. Gluyas and Mrs. A. l.. Redwood, of the Copper King min ng camp, in Eureka district, are in the city to spend Easter Sunday with friends.
 Pioneer Called.
 Samuel Bigler, member of the Pio- neer Home in this city who passed away on Friday, was buried yester- Jay in the Simmons cemetery. The deceased enjoyed a splendid name throughout the state. and was admit ted from Mesa about eight months ago, his health being poor He was aged 7l years. and surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Percy Wood, of this city.
 City Realty Deal
 Mr. and Mrs. George J. Harbauer have sold to \. Jennctte Spaulding the south 5 feet of a lot on North Alarcon street, the consideration be- ing $500.
 Goes to Texas.
 Col Fred Bowler left yesterday for Texas. to be away for the next week on business for his Arizona and Oklahoma Oil and Gas Co.,, which has holdings in the field adjacent to Ranger. the booming oil country Southern Visitors.
 Mrs. Mary C. Cation and daughter, Mrs. Jacob MclIillan, are in the city from Glendale. coming to remain in definitely for the health of the latter, who is recovering from influenza, They travel in auto. Visiting Teacher.
 Miss Hattie Wells, teaching the Dewey public school, is in the city to remain over Easter Sunday wis ting with friends, and is at the home of her sister. Mrs. Warren c. Davis, wife of Sheriff Davis. Visiting Friends.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Wagner, Mrs: I. D. Peglow and Miss Stewart, ot Jerome. motored to the city yester- day to remain over Easter Sunday 10 visit with friends. Visiting Old Home.
 Mrs. w. II. Coughran, formerly a resident of this city, has arrived from Buena Park. Cal, and will remain for tbe summer with her sister, Mrs. Tulius Tacoby. She is receiving a welcome home from many friends. Investigating Crime.
 R. C. Walters, cashier of the Mayer State Bank, was in the city yesterday on a mission pertaining to a forgery committed recently on his banking house, in which has been arrested the alleged crook. Rebekahs Leave.
 Leaving for Yuma yesterday to at tend the grand lodge session of Odd Fellows were Mcsdames Amy Hill Isabel Forrest and Henry Suder, delegates from the local lodge Of. Rebekahs.
 Double Header.
 The fires of Friday and yesterday, were concentrated into a single place, the Mt Vernon Wood Yard. in the northern part of the city. The dam, age was small and the fire started from unknown causes. Comes to Visit.
 Francis Derrick, formerly with the s. F. P. & P. in this city, but now in a responsible position with the Ari- zona Eastern at Phoenix, is again in the city to remain for brief visit with his wife and other relatives. Easter at Home.
 Miss Lilah Campbell, teaching at Clarkdale, arrived Friday to spend Easter Sunday at home with her mother, Mrs. Daniel Campbell, and many friends. Coming Bac.
 Howard Crose mas reached Camp Merritt. N. I. from overseas, and m a telegram Friday to his brother, in this city states he is in good health
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