Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-20
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 route to Jerome. Since leaving Whipple he has removed to the cap
 ital city.
 Leaves for Old Home J. II. Hinsdale, for some months associated with the abstract office oi
 Ziba O. Brown, left yesterday for
 North Yakima, Washington, his old home, to remain and engage in busi- ness.
 For Moqui Land
 Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell left yester- yda to attend the snake dance of the Moqui Indians, and while away will be a guest of Senator J. L. Hubbell of Vanado, Apache county. She will attend other ceremonies on this oc- casion, as well as visiting all cities Of the Navajo Indians, remaining away, for over two weeks.
 Mining Man Returns
 Mir. and Mrs. George C. Meese, ac- companied by their daughters, ar rived yesterday from Joplin, Mis- souri, and will remain for a few weeks, being en route to Los An geles. Mir. Meese is a principal of the Rosalie Copper Co.,, which has large holdings east of Mayer, which he will examine, resumption being contemplated
 Brief Visit
 Mrs. c. A. Bray, formerly a resi- dent Of Prescott for many years, now of oLs Angeles. arrived a few days ago and is disposing of all interests here, to make her home in the above city.
 Makes Good Showing
 R. Robertson, who has been at the Monte Cristo, on Groom creek, for the past two months with w. H. Warrington, has returned to the city and reports the property as nEak ing creditable showing, new ground being opened up, with a showing that is highly satisfactory in silver. Jerome Visitor
 In the city yesterday from Jerome was Judge s. F. Denison, who said that section was overlooked during the big rains in other localities dur ing the past month. The mining situation is returning to normal state again, business conditions are good, and the city is filling up with new residents.
 Leave for School
 The Misses Ethel and Flora Me Murchie and Miss Ruth Roper left yesterday for Berkeley, Cal, to enter the University of California for the fall term, which opens on next Mon day. Accompanying them as far as Los Angeles was Attorney Robert McMurchie, with the law firm of An derson & Ellis, who goes on legal business.
 Teacher Leaves
 Miss Grace Eckel has gone to Miami to resume reaching in the public school, having been retained after her success of last term. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Emma Eckel, who is to enter the high school of that city. Both young ladies have many friends in this com who extended them a pretty farewell at the depot. To the Coast
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. F. Anderson left yesterday for California, and with them were the Misses May and Margaret Anderson, sisters of Mir, who are returning rome to Newburg, New York, after an enjoy able tour of the west this summer The visitors expressed themselves as pleased with Prescott, remaining here for over a month instead of a few days, as contemplated on arriv- ing.
 From Overseas
 Arriving yesterday from overseas was Frank Brown, popular young man of this city, who followed min ing, and he is receiving a welcome from many trends, as we'll as being congratulated on his good fortune in escaping injury, although ne was with the Second army, which partic- ipated in many actions. While in Germany he met Judge Frank O. Al i