Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-04
(From Thursdays DaiIy) Sack From Buckeye

From Thursdays DAIy)
 Back From Buckeye
 Mrs. J. \. Piper, who had been at
 Buckeye for some months visiting her daughter, public school teacher, returned home Tuesday night. Valley Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. F. z. Brown of Verde valley were in the city yesterday wis iting with Friends, and return home today.
 To Old Home
 Chas. A. Poe, for many years a rt sident of this section, leaves today for Dalton, Georgia, his old home, where his wife is residing, and he re mains away indefinitely.
 Licensed to Wed
 A marriage license has been issued to Martin A. Montgomery and Ellen Crcsswcll at Santa Aha, Cal, the first named giving his address as Prescott. Arizona, while that of the latter l. Jerome, Arizona.
 Vacation Trip
 Miss K. P. Coughlin, until recently teaching at the DeSoto mining camp, left yestreday for Los Angeles t. visit with friends. She contemplates to return 10 continue teaching in the fall.
 Come for Summer
 Mrs. Fred Young, Mary Frances and Jessie P. Young of Phoeniv are n the city, 10 leave later for the Min gus mountain range home of MT. Toung, where they will spend the summer.
 Country Visitor
 x. \. Cherry, the range man of Cherry Creek, is visiting the city, and he gives an excellent report of tn cattle business, big rains having fal len this week. To the Seaside
 In the city for a few days to visit with friends is Mrs. Henry s. Pearl of the Black Canyon country, and later she leaves for Sanfa Monica, Cal, to remain for the summer with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Jacobson. Rain Soaked Region
 II. D. Shepherd was in the city yesterday from Kirkland valley, and stated that on Monday afternoon one of the most beneficial storms occurre" ever known in that country at any 'ime Of the year The downpour was continuous for over three hours and zn excellent season is ahead for the and farmer. Back to the Farm
 Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Osborn rhave returned to the farm near Camp Verde, and the first named states he is through with arena exhibitions hcrenceforth, and will devote all his muscle to wrestling with the farming implements instead of mixing with the human element Will Remain Away
 A postal card received yesterday from \. K McCrellis at Long Island City, N Y, states ne will not return ,o Yavapai, but will be in an office with his brther. He was with the third contingent O: soldiers to leave Prescott, but nevee got over there Wanderer Returns
 T. Morrest, better known as "Gaso line Ike a sobriquet whica he earned II this section by his knowledge of. gasoline engines, when a hoisting en- gineer at different camps, is again in town after an absence of several years. He has graduated in his vo- cation and is now the head field salesman of Fairbanks, Morse 6. Co. Going East
 MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Rock, who are in charge of the milling works at the mine of Anderson & Birch near Hum boldt, are in the city, leaving later on d vaaction trip to the eastern states. The husband has charge of the gen eral reduction plant, while his wife specializes in Notation treatment. The recoveries are over g per cent. Has Influenza
 Dan B. Genung, superintendent Of the Mildred Gold Mines Co.,, near Stanton, was hurriedly brought t7 Mercy hospital yesterday by To cal physician in his auto to be treated for a severe attack of influenza. His wife and family accompanied him. Turing his illness the mine will be closed down.
 Comes By Train
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