Weekly journal-miner., 1919-03-05

Miss Myrtle Stephens, teaching public school at Granite mountain, visited Saturday with friends in the city, returning later.
 Leaves City.
 Mrs. Joseph Carney left yesterday for Los Angeles, her new home. MT, Carney is with Armour & Co.,, in this city and later joins his wife. i Jerome Realty Sold.
 c. NJ. Willard has sold to the Je- rome Meat Co.,, an improved lot in that city for the sum of $lO,OOO, the deed being recorded yesterday.
 To New Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Reinbold, the former for some months with the Head Lumber Co.,, left yesterday for Ocean aPrk, Cal, where they will reside.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs F. C. Koepbe, wife of Capt. Koepke, on duty in the army with the engineers, was a visitor yester- day from Humboldt with Prescott friends.
 Flu Vanishes.
 The Sathatnite family of eight members, residing in Kirkland valley, are recovering from influenza, after having been quite seriously ill, no fatalities occurring. No other cases have developed in that section and the alarm over an impending cpl demic has abated Concludes Business.
 Walter Hill, who had been investi- gating the business of his branch commission house i'll this city for the past week, returned yesterday to Los Angeles.
 Visitor Leaves.
 Mrs. R. Johnston, formerly a resi- dent of the city, returned home toI Phoenix yesterday after a ten days visit with Mrs. ]. R. Lowry and other relatives here. Combination Deal.
 J. E. Kelly and wife have sold to w. A. Dearing a tract of 160 acres of land and mining claim situated in tne Thumb Butte country, the deed being recorded yesterday for $l,00O. Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. w. c. Chalmers, teaching the Kirkland public school, visited yes terday with friends in the city. She states influenza nearby did not dis turb the school and the health of the community is excellent. Visiting Attorney.
 C. B. Wilson, for seven years coun- ty attorney of Coconino, arrived from Phoenix on Friday, remaining over yesterday in this city to A-isit with | friends. He is en route.to Flagstaff | to resume his practice.
 Small Mine Deal.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willis M. Corwin, Of Congress Junction, ,'haee sold to Rich ard Morris their one-sixteenth inter est in the Italian group, receiving the sum of $500, the deed being recorded | yesterday.
 Verde Visitor.
 Henry See, one of the best known residents of Verde valley, engaged in farming and livestock raising, visited the city yesterday and reports fine season as approaching. Rains have been heavy and warm weather IS bringing up abundant feed. Mining Business.
 w. H. Worthington, operating the Monte Christo on Groom creek, ar rived from the camp yesterday, after having been marooned in the deep snow for the past month. He re- ported development as progressine and conditions were satisfactory Country Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs E. w. Monroe, popu- larly known Yavapai pioneers, resid- ing in Verde valley, were visitors yesterday, accompanying their son, Ralph Monroe. who is from overseas, and had been at home on a two weeks furlough from Camp Travis, Texas. Business Trip.
 s. w. Holder, engaged nthe range business at hlrkland, was NlS!tO' yesterday, and stated while the coun- try has been soaked by frequent storms, the continuation of cold weather is interfering with grazing, new feed as yet not appearing. Live stock, he says, are in good form, and an early change in climate will place the country in the best condition ever known.
 Boosts Arizona.
 Six months on the desert west of Congress Junction, has so firmly inn pressed Albert B. Shullman, Of Os- wego, N. Y, that Arizona has the finest climate on this earth, that he will contribute an article to the Dis patch of that city, challenging any assertion to the contrary. Mir. Shull- | man stated yesterday that his health is back to 25 years ago, and gain in weight has been 2 pounds. The sun down there is the elixir of life, he said at his hotel last night. He returned south this morning.