Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-01

Remains Leave.
 Mrs. O. s. Wakeling left yesterday for Los Angeles with the remains of her husband, whose death occurred early this week, burial to be made in that eity.
 Sad Mission.
 pr. ]. Harvey Blain left yesterday for Los Angeles, receiving news of the death of nephew, Mesrill Blain, after lingering illness. Burial is to be given in that city.
 Country Visitor.
 (. F. Price of Skull Valley is in the city on business trip, reporting favorable outlook in ranching and ranging as the country is again well watered from heavy storms of last week
 Good Outlook.
 Henry Braun is in the scity from Grown King, and reports the situa- ton generally in the Bradshaw field as indicating lively times approach ing. Many mines are being placed in position for early operations. Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. John Fredericks of Camp Verde motored to the city yesterday to visit with friends. Her husband is overtnere with the l5Sth Infantry and has passed through the war with out scratch.
 To Leave Arizona
 MT. and Mrs. C. L. Stockin return ed yesterday from Southern Arizona on a honeymoon trip, and are prepar- ing to leave the state to locate at Eugene, Oregon, where the first named will engage in business. They have many friends in the country who regret their leaving. Mining Business.
 D. 4. McPhee, who comes from Missouri to look after the estate of an uncle, Judge A. J. McPheen, de- ceased, is in the city from the Rich, enbar country to file an affidavit of exemption on several mines owned by his uncle. This heir is preparing. to leave for home, but returns later. Teachers Return. Miss Dorothy Won Aspe and Miss Ruth Hasfeldt, teachers of Oak Creek public school, returned yester- day after two weeks vacation on the coast, to resume their duties, school reopening next Monday morn ing. Miss Graves, teaching at Corn vile, also has returned to reopen her school next week.
 Happy Occasion.
 Christmas this year was happily ob served by the family of Mrs. A. A. Vannoy of Skull Valley and other near relatives, in this city. The home of Mrs. H. H. Carter, mother of Mrs. Vannoy, was selected for this event, at which were present, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Vannoy, her daughters, Mrs. J. w Pierce, Miss Norma Anderson, Elsie and Mhrgarst VannOy and many other kin. folks.
 North Too Cold
 Arriving this week from the San Juan, Utah, oil fields were MT. and Mrs. HenFy Burbank, who- continued kouth to Ray yesterday afternoon, t0I temain for the winter. They are former residents of this county and are leaving the above country on ac- count of cold weather. They stated also that influenza reached that re- zion, and it was stated that many In dians had succumbed.
 Returns From Coast.
 Many friends in the city of Mrs NJ R. Castle welcomed her yesterday on her return from San Diego, where she had been for some months visit ing with her husband in the army at Camp Kearny. The latter is now un- der treatment from quite serious wounds received by being accidental ly shot, and after his recovery will be discharged. Mrs. Castle is to re- side with her mother, Mrs. R. J. Cas- ner at Camp Verde who is now in the city.
 Nuptial Events
 Marriage licenses issued in Los Angeles during the week in, which Prescottites figure as the principals include one to Walter E. Milligan and Miss Bessie M- Noxan. The groom-to-be is in the vulcanizing business in Mulvenon block, this city, and on leaving last week stated he was going down the road on busi- ness. The other local resident who is to marry is Walter L. Smith, and his bride will be Miss Mary T. Timpe of Los Angeles.
 Out of Army.
 Thomas Strade was a brief visitor yesterday between trains, coming