Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-28
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 (From Sundays Daily)
 Back From Coast.
 ] C. Hi Hooker has returned iron 1 Los Angeles. where he had been wis lting with his son a student at tt Harvard Military college. Mrs Hooker returns during the week. 3 Flagstaff Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. L. Charleboi' spent few days in Prescott las week completing arrangements foi entering their two daughters in S Joseph's Academy next September. Health Improved.
 H. D. Shepherd was in the city yes terday from Kirkland valley, and with his wife had returned a shor; time ago from the San Jacinto, Cal hot springs. where he went for his health. which is very much improved Business Trip.
 Judge C. H. Bennett of Clarkdale was in tne city yesterday. having mine interests to look after in the Groom Creek country. which are soon to be in action, silver being the main values.
 Visited Old Home.
 With the baseball team from Clark dale yesterday was Howard Mckay, son of Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Mckay. former residents of this city, the young man coming to attend the game and visit with friends. Return to Coast.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Johnson, who were called to the city by the death of Mrs. A. F. Young, mother of Mrs. Johnson. returned yesterday to San Diego, where they are temporarily residing.
 Big Fruit Crop.
 Al w. Lessard was in the city yes terday from Stoddard, where he is farming. and reports a fine outlook in his business. stating that the fruit crop this season will be the biggest ir many years.
 From the Canal.
 Frank H. Hare. who had served over a year in military service on the Panama canal zone, returned yesterday and leaves later for Je- rome to resume his vocation as a miner He was kept at Fort Bliss, Texas, for oxcr five weeks before given his discharge
 Mines Rsuming.
 Mir. and Mrs. o. O. Ardrey were in the city yesterday from Big Rig creek. the first named stating that the Henrietta was again in action. and other mines were preparing to resume also. The outlook was good tor a return to former conditions ir , snort time
 Visiting Old Home.
 Attorney Sam Morris of Globe, onc. of the prominently known young law -crs Of the state. visited Prescott, his 3oyhood home, yesterday, and re- ,eived warm welcome from many rjends. With him was B. Britton Tottsberger. manager of the Miami Copper Co.,, one of the big proposi- ions of that field, and both made he trip from Phoenix in an auto. They return south today. Gives Good Report.
 Pete Meads. one of the best known mining men in the county. is visitor rom the field adjacent to Congress function. where he is developing his properties. He states the number or investors coming in indicates tha- leals are to be considered, and the outlook for that gold belt as decid- dlv healthy for large operations to tatr this summer. Road Srnootehrs Line Up.
 | nanother column o3 the paper will be found an article inviting all interested in smooth riding to join n a war to the death on high centers md holey sides. Tn fact the rocky oad to Dublin song must not be to read anything about the Nile High City roads. Read the ar icle and go. lutocade Big Success.
 The autocade for the patients at he hospital at Fort Whipple was a treat success. Nineteen cars were ,n hand and every man who could safely leave his luarters was given | ride The inner loop was covered md a number took in the Clarkdale- Prescott ball game. Every soldier vas well pleased with the outing.
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