Weekly journal-miner., 1919-02-19
(From Sundays Daily.J Week-End Visit.

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 (From Sundays Daily.J Week-End Visit.
 Miss Margaret McCollister, who is teaching the public school at Will Hanson Valley, visited yesterday with friends in tne city. Valley Visitors.
 Mrs. William Cooper of William son Valley, and her two daughters, were in the city yesterday visiting with friends.
 Congress Visitors.
 C. A. Randall, of the Congress Consolidated camp, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Elizabeth Randall are in the city for a short visit with friends.
 Chicago Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Montgomery and their daughter Marjorie of Chi cago, are in Prescott as the guests of Col and Mrs. B. B. Bloom of Alarcon street..
 Leaves for Los Angeles.
 Miss Florence Swartout, for some time a guest of Miss Perry left this city yesterday, returning to Los An geles to take up her work after an enjoyable rest
 Pioneer Leaves.
 B. H. Weaver left yesterday for Phoenix, his daughter, Mrs. A. A. Johns accompanying him, and he will be away indefinitely. While in the above city he will be at the nome of a daughter, Mrs. J. M. Aitken. City Realty Sold.
 William Shaw and wife have sold to Maybel Sheldon and Esther Shel- don Warden certain interests in lots in the Moeller addition, the deed be- ing recorded yesterday. Revenue stamps attached would indicate a 5000 deal.
 Recuperating Trip.
 Theo Ellis, a young man who has been i'll in the city with influenza, and whose health has been affected since recuperating, leaves today for his old home at Barstow, Cal, to re- cuperate. He was brought to the city from Jerome over a month ago. Land and Cattle Deal.
 J. V. Dickson has sold part of an interest in a tract of 20 acres of land in Skull Valley, with range cattle, carrying certain brands to Gail I. Gardner, the land transaction calling for consideration of $1,00O, and the livestock nominal sum. The doc uments were recorded yesterday. To New Home
 Miss Nellie Puckett, of Jerome, who has been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Boblett, left yesterday tor Yuma to join her mother, who preceded her a short time ago, and will make her future home there. The change is due to the death of the husband of Mrs. Puckett at Jerome recently from influenza.
 To the Coast.
 ]. H. Tribby, who has been in the city for a short trip on mining busi- ness, left yesterday for Los Angeles, and returns when weather conditions improve to permit mining to be car ried out without being disturbed. He has closed arrangements to operate his gold property in Cherry Creek district.
 Gallup Arrivals.
 F. A. Kirk and son-in-law, George Prade, of Gallup, N. M, are recent arrivals, who left later for tne Squaw Peak mining country to make ar engagements for performing annual title work on a group of coppers owned by the former MT. Kirk said that development will be sufficient to permit him to apply for patent his summer.
 Mining Business.
 Charles Battre, principal of the Big Ledge Co.,, is in the city enroute to the holdings on Big Bug Creek, on his customary trip of inspection, and remains in the country for a short time. He states the Henrietta still continues in action with a re- duced force, and underground con ditions are satisfactory Mir Battre also has become individuality inter. ested in the McCabe and Gladstone mines, but the date when they will begin moving as yet is not decided upon. Impressed With Prescott.
 Mrs. Charity P. Norton, grand matron of the o. E. S., at Alberta, Canada, and Mrs. Elizabeth B. :. Wheeler, the most worthy grand ma tron of the general grand chapter have been house guests of Mir. and Mrs. NJ. Goldwater With MT. and Mrs. A. L. Smith the motored through Prescott and the surround !. ing country and they were greatly impressed with the beauty of the scenery Mrs. Norton leaves today for her winter nome at Santa Mon ica, Cal, while Mrs. Wheeler remains to see more of Arizona She will visit the Grand Canyon shortly. Gets Off Lucky. !
 Daniel Walsh, who has his left foot frozen abOut two weeks apo in