Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-15
City NeUs Tn Brief

comes to Visit.
 Mrs. NJ. Conner of Del Rio is il
 the city for a brief visit with friends
 Home from venezia.
 Mrs. F. l.. Bones has returned tc
 her home in Prescott after having
 visited for the past six months with
 her son, w. II. Bones, at Venezia.
 Legal Mission.
 Attorney F. L. Haworth has gone
 10 Phoenix on law business for the
 firm of Haworth & Ling, to be away
 for the rest of the week.
 To the Coast.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bailey and
 family left yesterday for San Diego,
 the former to return in about one
 month. Mrs. Bailey and children to
 remain away indefinitely.
 Visiting Phoenix.
 P. ]. Farley left yesterday for
 Phoenix on a trip of recreation aft
 CT being i'll for several weeks, and
 while away will visit with his niece,
 Mrs. Mcclellan.
 Visiting Teacher.
 Miss Katherine Coughlan, teacb- CT of the De Soto public school, is in the city and states that as yet no definite action has been taken by the trustees toward resuming the sessions.
 Visiting Old Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Platten of Co., conino county, the latter a one-time resident of this city, when she was Miss Mary Ford, are in the city for a short visit, and are guests of Mrs. 1 Amy Hill Comes to Visit.
 Miss Bertha A. Kayser of Hack | berry, Mohave county, is in the city | to visit for short time with her sis ter, student of St. Joseph's aca- dcmy. She is receiving a welcome from mans, having been formerly a 1 resident of this city.
 After Supplies.
 L. o. Pinkerton, mining in the Black Hills out of Dewey, is a vis- itor, and states his tunnel operations are not disturbed by bad weather, and he will continue. A son is with him. He comes after supplies. To the Capital.
 Senator and Mrs A. A. Johns left yesterday for Phoenix and will re- main away during the session of the legislature, which convenes next Monday. Assemblyman and Mrs. M. A. Perkins are in the city from Perkinsville and will probably leave Prescott today. Again Well
 There are many friends in the city of Miss Beatrice Cassell, who will be d pleased to learn that she has recov- cred from recent illness, in which it , was stated she was threatened with / influenza. Mining Business.
 F. s. Moses, for some years iden- T tified with the Placeritas field as a mine owner, is in the city and states that the outlook for that section is decidedly good, several deals pend . ng since the McMahon is now being Q operated. c IL IT In response to a telegram that her II laughter, Mrs. Maude Roman, was D ill with influenza-pneumon- ie a, Mrs. NJ. J. Ebert of this city left IT yesterday for Gardena, Cal, to be ta Il attendance, and she will remain 1T way indefinitely. W Farm Land Deal. s' Orville Glenn of Walnut Grove O las sold to Charles w. Carter in ract of 80 acres of patented land, at he deal being closed yesterday. The was given at the nom F. nal sum of $l. school Reopens. ., C. w. Carter is in the city from ,a Walnut Grove, and reports normal r, Iealth conditions as again prevail +s ng, since the flu has disappeared n he public school has reopened, the ig storms have restored grazing, ", nd the cattle industry faces a fine bs lture F n Bad Shape. fr S. E. Willis and B. NJ. McCutch- ne on, business men of Phoenix, ar M wed during the week by train, leav- lg their auto near Hot Springs cb lnction on account of the roads be- +e lg impossible. Before returning +b outh they will visit Verde valley af owns. ;r+ elated Visitors. IT, Mrs. Thomas Beeler and children Winslow, are in the city enroute Mi mining camp in Black Canyon ct,