Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1919-01-08


was an arrival yesterday from Selig-
man. coming on official matters.
Visiting Friends.
Mrs. Henry Crabbe of Mayer is
in the city Tor briei visit with
friends
Eastern Visit.
Mrs. Hugo Richards lett yester-
day for New York City to remain
away for an extended visit with
friends.
Seeing Yavapai.
c. d. Toohy, of AIiddletown, O..
is here to spend the winter with his
uncle, George Bonner. superintend-
ent of the Gold King mine at Crown
King
Here From Phoenix.
Miss Mime Seaman who is con
nected with the office OF Adjutant
General Harris OF Phoenix, is here
from the capital for visit at the
home OF her mother.
Back to Clarkdale.
Miss Edna Uber. who has charge
OF the commercial department of the
Clarkdale schools. left yesterday for
the smelter city to resume her
duties.
Range Visitor.
J. P. Gill, interested in the goat
raising business. IS in the city from
Cordes, reporting the industry in
good shape owing to a high nohair
price still being maintained.
Pioneer Visitor.
James Page, one of the best known
of Yavapai pioneers. who has valu-
able farming and other interests or
Oak Greek. IS visiting the city on
business for a few days.
Mining Man Here.
w o. Belford, principal OF the
Little Egypt Copper Co, actively de
veloping near Mayer, IS in the city,
and gives a favorable account of the
showing made
Mining Man Here.
T J. Sparks, widely known in the
state as a mining operator, IS in the
city for a short visit, and comes
from Mohave county, where he is
Interested in an active property.
Visiting Rangeman
Ben J. Stewart, one OF the best
known cattlemen OF the Mayer coun-
try, was visitor yesterday, report
ing the outlook for fine spring graz
ing as excellent, heavy storms oc-
curing recently.
Visiting Relatives.
Nh and Mrs. Fred McMahon ar
rived from Ash Fork yesterday and
are at the home OF the parents OF the
first named, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
McMahon, remaining for a short Wis
it with friends.
Outing Trips
Postmaster and Mrs A. J. Hern-
don have returned home from
touring trip for the past month OF
/ Southern California and while in
Los Angeles many Arizonans were
met
Comes to Visit.
Mrs. w R. Ehle OF Jerome juno
ton is in the city to visit for short
time with ner mother. Mrs. Kelly
Crozier She states the flu mask is
gone and the health OF that commun-
;ty is again 100 per cent perfect.
Clsrkdale Visitor.
Judge c. w. Bennett Of Clarkdale
was a Prescott visitor Sunday, com
ing on private business. being inter-
ested in mines OF Groom Creek dis
trict, which, it is stated, are being
shaped up for early action.
On the Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Merritt, of this
city are in receipt of advices from
their son, Jimmy" Merritt, that he
is on the road to this city, after sew
eral months in France with the Ais
Engineers. He escaped the Hun, but
it is presumed he got some OF EN-.
False Report
Former Sheriff Joe Young is re
ported to be seriously i'll with an
acute blood affliction. commonly
known as the Shingles at his home
in Williamson Valley, and reports in
circulation yesterday OF his death oc-
curing were unfounded, His re-
covery is anticipated at an early date.
Tidings of Death.
Mrs John AIassing was advised
yesterday by telegram of the death
Of her brother, Bernard Coleman.
which occurred at Creston. Iowa, in
railroad accident, no particulars
being given The deceased was a
railroad conductor on the Burling-
ton road. aged 81 years. He leaves
wife.
Back to the Range.
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