Weekly journal-miner., 1919-01-22
(From Saturdays paily)

above office.
 (From Saturdays Daily)
 Called by Illness.
 Mrs. David Miller left yesterday
 for Los Angeles, having received
 news of serious illness in the family
 of her sister.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. George C. Ruffner has gone
 to Tempe for an extended visit with
 her sister, Mrs. A. J. Houston and other relatives.
 Leave for East.
 (. H. Hooker and J. H, Robinson have gone to Chicago, where they are called on mining business, re- turning before February l.
 Comes Back.
 Jack" Crawford, miner former ly of this section, after an absence of several years in Cochise county, returned yesterday to remain.
 Mining Business.
 C. T. Jolly, interested in mines of the Jerome field, is in the city on a business trip pertaining thereto, coming from Clarkdale.
 Leaves for Phoenix.
 Mrs. P. J. Farley left yesterday for Phoenix to remain during the ses- sion of the legislature; her husband being assistant chief clerk of the senate.
 Slight Decrease.
 Harvey Whaley of Humboldt was a visitor yesteryday, and reports nor nal conditions in employment as pre- vailing at the Consolidated, the num- Der of employees laid off numbering fifteen. Joins Owl Force.
 E. H. McComb of Los Angeles, arrived in Prescott yesterday and has taken a position as registered with the Owl Drug & Candy Company. His wife will ar rive later with the expectation of making Prescott their permanent home. Old-Timer Returns.
 John Click, an old-time resident of over 40 years ago, returned during the i week from the state of Washington. 1 after an absence of ten years, and he states that on will go the hobbies this i ime, locked and the key thrown | way. He will follow mining. Desert Visitors. I
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Twitty of the 3ouse country are in the city for a hort visit with friends, the latter be- ng enroute to Albuquerque, where a ister is i'll with influenza. MT. 7witty returns to his mine after a rip to Jerome. Aiming Man Here.
 Joe B. Tappan. a we1l-known early ay resident of Prescott, arrived yes erday from Southern Mohave county, nd remains for a short visit on busi- f ess. He sold some months ago the amous Cactus Queen coppers, which c states has developed into bonan- a property, and is active. I Vas Too Late. I
 E. V. Latham of Clarkdale, busi- ess associate of Supervisor w. w. r is in the city and enroute to le northern counties. He enlisted l l the army and after getting in fine ettle at training camp to receive n officers commission, the war ubble broke and he was returned to ivil life, much to his regret ad Home Going.
 Mrs. Sterling Shull left yesterday fternoon for her old home in Ken lcky to reside with relatives, since CT husband has passed away. She is owly recovering from influenza, the which proved fatal to Mir. hull, and her leaving occasioned nu- lerous friends 10 bid 1er farewell at le depot. Her brother arrived re- ently to accompany her home. ,omes to Mine.
 MT. and Mrs. Marion Dalzell of earchlight, Nevada, arrived during : le week in auto, and contemplate laking this section their home, the to engage in silver min ,, lg, having secured an option in the ! icCabe field. He was here about ight months ago, and had not death f vertaken O. s. Wakeling, the latter | as to become interested. The trip . as a rough one over the Old Trails oute. Tooper Likes Prescott. .
 Edwin Bruce IT,, whose term of lilitary service recently expired -hile he was stationed at Fort ' Ehipple, has accepted a position in he capacity of registered pharma- st with the Owl Drug Store. MT. :: ruce, who is a native of Dallas, exas, has sent for his wife and lit 7 e daughter, and expects them here .ithin few weeks. He was favor 7 bly, impressed with this part of the after he had come here as n attache of Fort Whipple, and was ? lite certain that his wife would also II ke it, hence his determination to Iake this his home for some time.
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