Weekly journal-miner., 1919-06-11

city but now of Los Angeles engaged in mining, was a visitor yesterday after making a trip into the Jerome field on an investment mission. He was accompanied by a copper geoIo- gist, but the outcome of their ob- servations were not given publicity School Closes
 Richard Osmund, trustee of Kirk, land school district. visited the city yesterday. and stated the school had closed after a successful term, with appropriate exercises. Miss Esther Mccoy teacher, has gone to Los An geles, her home, and will not return for the fall term.
 Needles Visitors
 Warm weather has brought to the city Mrs. M. E. Morrison and Miss Jeanette Cowles of Needles, Cal, who are to remain indefinitely. The latter will visit for the next two weeks brother who is employed in "a mine near Jerome.
 Valley Visitors
 T. and Mrs. Emle and son, Billy, . left yesterday for weeks visit with Mrs Wiley Coughran, of Skull Val ley. Miss Lena Heiser also left yes terday for the same place to be a guest for several days of Ms. Emmet Newon.
 Coming Event
 C. F. Burton, of the Northern Ari- zona Commercial Co.,, visited the city yesterday and stated the new Sl8,OOO building would be formally dedicated early in July, on which o. casion there would be given a grand ball and refreshments would be served free to all attending Later the definite date will be announced for this social event.
 From Overseas
 A postal card received yesterday from Sanford Wyeth announces his arrival at Boston from overseas on livestock boat. He is to make one more trip before being discharged from the remount service. He is a cowboy from the southern part ci the county, and says he is better known in the army as "Mule.' Cowboys Coming
 Letters have been received from Cheynne, Wyoming, from Harry ?. Odder. Charles Cutter and Seth Arnold, all range celebrities. and of the professional type of cowboy act tors, who ask for particulars Of events and purses offered. It is prob able this array or range talent will come to Prescott for Frontier Days. Has the Flu
 Lewis F. EndicOtt, a young miner, was brought to the city during thc week suffering with influenza of a mild form, and is at a local sani- torium. He has been working at 2 mine out of Mayer, and his illness is attributed to association with a friend who was similarly afflicted, but had recovered
 Coast Visitors
 James E. Hogart and son, of Red lands, Cal, the first named secretary of the Citrus Growers associatoin, were arrivals during the week, join ing Mrs. Hogart and niece, Miss Franklyn, the latter being here for her health. Mir. Hogart remains for short visit, and will look over the Prescott Farms country as well as the Verde valley, before returning home.
 Closing Up Business
 C. E Winters has returned from near Ranger, Texas, to close up his mining and other business in this section, and returns to the oil coun- try later. He states the country con tinues to boom, money is abundant and new towns are springing up ev- erywhere. The difficult problem to solve is to get railroad congestion relieved, freight trains coming fas- ter than they can be emptied. Coming Agent
 w. B. Nowlin, joint railroad agent at Jerome Junction, got a wireless message yesterday forenoon that the stork was aboard an evtra train to arrive in this city, when he came hastily to investigate. He was greeted by a fine little baby boy, who was born during the day, and the happy father says the youth has the earmarks of being future rail roader. s-.- ..
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