Weekly journal-miner., 1919-04-23
Teacher Visit.
CFrom Tuesdays Daily.)

CFrom Tuesdays Daily.) Visiting Coast. Mrs. F. J. Cornwell, wife of the Assistant Treasurer of this county, left yesterday for Los Angeles to wis it with relatives.
 Over the Flu.
 Louis Gruell, of Mayer, visited the city yesterday and has recovered from influenza after having been quite seriously affected. Spent Easter Here.
 Mrs. E. B. Pentland, wife of the Mayer mining man, visited in the city with friends Easter Sunday, return ing home yesterday
 Country Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins are in the city from Perkinsville, their son, Ben and daughter, Miss Fannie Per l,ins accompanying them to visit with friends.
 Visiting Teacher. Miss Cora E. Phillips, teaching at Crown King, was in the city yester- day visiting with friends, and is pre- pairing to close her school early in May.
 Visiting Ash Fork.
 Miss Catherine Brenan left yester- day for Ash Fork, where she will visit with her aunt, Mrs. C. NJ. Nor tenson, who is preparing to return to her home in the east.
 From Overseas.
 Richard Denny, recently from over seas. is in the city from Saltwater, Oklahoma to visit with brother of this city and also to meet his friend, Or. C. w. Pardee. He may decide to remain.
 Death of Relative.
 Mrs. Alex L. Jones received the sad news of the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. H. Brace, in Montreal, Que bee Mrs. Brace died on the 2lst Of April from influenza, after an illness of only a few days. Douglas Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Gebb, of Douglas, are in the city to visit with their son, w. s. Gebb, and while here also will be guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Hendcy at 822 West Gurley avenue. Visiting Former Home.
 Mrs. w. H. Hogue, wife of the foreman of Weber's garage, has gone to Winslow to visit with her mother Mrs. I. D. Drumm, and to recuper- ate after having been i'll with influ- enza. Business Trip.
 T. E. Fitzsimmons is in the city from Phoenix, coming to ship cer- tain utilities used in his brickmaking business here. He has sufficient brick on hand to last for several months and no more kilns will be burnt for the present.
 Mining Man Returns.
 Davis C. Dennman has returned from the Pioche. Nevada, field, and leaves later to look over mines in the Peck couNtry which he inspected during March, a snow storm inter fering with his observations. Mrs1 Dennman accompanies him but re- mains in the city while he is away. Brief Visit.
 Mrs. F. s. Hildreth and Mrs. K. K Brownfield. of Phoenix accompanied Mir Hildreth who drove to the city Sunday and after a day with Mrs. R. I Roper/ they return home yester- dav by train. Mir. Hildreth remains to look after his ranch and range interests near Prescott. Home From Coast. |
 Mrs. Jennie Paul, who was called to Los Angeles three months ago by her son. Waugh Paul, a movie actor meeting with a serious accident while | rehearsing. returned home yesterday and is again at the hotel Linn as man. ager.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. R. M. Crozier, a visitor for +he. nast month from Garden City, Kansas, with her son, Kelly Crozier and other relatives in this city, re- turned home yesterday. Her i'm nressions of the country are excellent and she proposes to come back to re main.