Weekly journal-miner., 1919-05-07
(From Sundays Daily.)

CdCHCl N4oilS.
 Mrs. Edna Uber. teaching at Clark dale, is in the city to remain over Sunday with her parents. Short Visit.
 Mrs. Fred McMahon visited the city during the latter part of the week returning nome to Ash Fork Friday night
 On Business.
 w. H. Morrison, of Mayer, is in the city on business and gives re- port of mining activity which indi- cated an excellent outlook for tla; field
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. John Slak, wife of tre min ing operator in Bug Bug district, is in the city from Mayer, and remains for 9 few days to visit with friends. Country Visitor.
 Orville Bozarth was visitor yes terday from Williamson Valley and stated the country again was in tip top condition and the farmer would thrive by heavy rains falling during the past ten days. Visiting Lawyer.
 John C. Forest, formerly an at torney of this city, but now of Phoe- nix as head of the legal department 0f the Southern Pacific, arrived Fri lay night and is here on private busi- ness. retaining realty interests. Prosperous Country.
 Jake Weber is in the city from Camp Verde, and reports a favorable eeason for the farmer approaching. The copper shut down in that Coun- try, he states, has not disturbed busi- ness materially.
 Resume Railroading.
 w. L. Fox, Favorably known in railroad circles of this section for many years, has returned to his old time pursuit, and is now stationed n the Ash Fork division. He vis- ted the city during the week. Early Visitors.
 From Maricopa county there ar lived during the week the Brayton and Lester families, and they have gone into camp for the summer on Banning creek, few miles south of his city. The early arrival is to se- cure change of climate for Miss 9rayton, who is still suffering from complicated illness due to influenza. .esve the Country
 Mir and Mrs. Bentley, of Mayer, were in the city yesterday for short visit with friends, and have decided 70 locate in Southern California. They will stop at Tempe, while en route to the coast, to visit with their son. Howard Bentley, student at he Normal, who is to graduate next month.
 Had His Hands Full.
 Prof w. R. Hull, superintendent of Clarkdale schools, had a somewhat -trenuous time yesterday while in the ~ity, in encouraging four students vho took the University scholarship ,xamination, and in urging his stu lent team of base ball players to yin. The latter event prove unsuc- ,essfu1. All the visitors returned ''ome during the evening. Fractures Arm.
 Albert Ouillan, a visitorA for his 'ealth from Clinton, Iowa, while 'raveling on horseback in returning to the city Friday afternoon had the misfortune to fracture his right wrist when the foot of the animal lodged n a prairie dog hole and the rider was thrown over its head. Quillan was cutting across the foothills north of Whipple and had been viewing Lake Watson.
 Schools Are Closing.
 Closing of public schools in the county has started, and Friday the following will suspend until the fall terms are ushered in; Prescott Farms Co.,, Cedar Glade, West Verde, Mid He Verde, Oak Creek, Yarber, Bea- yer Creek and Groom Creek. 9th CTS are to follow at different dates until June. At the Prescott Farms very interesting exercises were giv- en, Manager Wilcox of that company addressing a large number on the theme of patriotism and Victory bonds. Judge Frank o. Smith, also was present and in an interesting manner recounted his war experiences overseas. There were three graduates in the upper grades, and the district has a total enrolment of 75 pupils.
 (From Tuesdav's Gaily) Outing Over.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Looney are home again after two weeks outing at resorts of Southern California. Range Visitors.
 Fred Dugas, rangeman of Syca- more Creek, and Ed. Blackstone. of the Ash Fork country, are in the city, both to serve as trial jurors. Visiting Teacher.
 Miss Mae Sutherland, teacher of the Prescott Farms public Ischoog, is visiting in the city with friends, and will remain during the vacation with relatives in the above section. Seeing the Country.