Weekly journal-miner., 1919-07-23

j. city on business pertaining to ais Va | ried interests.
 7, Visiting Friend
 Miss Ola Henry left yesterday fol 3 Flagstaff, where she will be a guest j for the next TWO weeks of Miss An s nie Aiken.
 Country Visitors Mir. and Mrs. J. AE. Neal, the for
 mer engaged m the cattle business in
 Eureka district, are in the city for a
 short visit on business. Brought Home
 P. J. Farley was brought to Pres
 colt from Phoenix on Thursday
 night and is now being cared for. His condition continues serious. and it is
 hoped the change of climte may
 prove beneficial.
 Cattle Deal
 Granville Fain has sold bunch of
 cattle carrying the Triangle 7 brand
 to Burrel Wright of Mayer, the con
 sideration being nominal. They are
 ranging in the Bradshaw region and along lower Turkey creek.
 Wrestler Leaves
 Bud Anderson the wrestler, who is to meet C. w. Pardee soon here, left yesterday for Flagstaff, where he has been offered the position as manager and matchmaker of the Flagstaff Ath- letic club. He has left arrangements for the match with Pardee in the hands of Jack McMhhn.
 Come by Train MT. and Mrs. Luther E. Whitson of Cfeede, Colorado, arrived yester day by train, leaving their auto at Holbrook, and the grst named goes into the Mayer country in few days to look at a silver property. They re- port heavy rains in the northern counties and scores of machines are tied up in the mud everywhere. Health Restored
 Passing through the city yesterday was Amos Geary, who is discharged from a military hospital at Fort Bay ard, N M., and he is returning to the Constellatoin country to remain, where he mas mining interests. He had been under treatment for six months from complications after re- covering from influenza-pneumonla, and his health is again normal. Fifty-Fifty
 Thursday afternoons storm in the Prescott watershed seems to have been equally distributed to Granite creek and the Hassayampa streams. The cloudbur5t struck on the sum init south of town about four miles distant and both waterways carried a big flow. Yesterday morning it was estimated that Granite creek was carrying flow of about 2,O00 min CTS inches. Has Had Enough
 After having been marooned for four days at his Williamson valley holdings, Fen s. Hildreth bucked the mud yesterday and reached the city in his gasoline slow. He said: There never has been such a scene in that country as during the past week; the pasture lands are boggy and the roads are impossible in certain places; such an immense amount of water is a revelation, and that farm CTS will prosper there is no doubt; the range is back to where it was when there were no cattle in the country and the situation as whole is glorious We nave had enough Vacation at Home
 Miss Grace c. Eckel has returned to her home at Fair Oaks after teach ing at Miami, to spend her vacation until September, when she returns to the above city. Her services are highly regarded and she will this fall assume the principalship of one of tne public schools there, receiving the appointment without solicitation. Aside from her educational ability, Miss Eckel during the flu epidemic last fall refused to leave the country but remained and volunteered without pay to nurse many of the afflicted, young and old. For this sacrifice she was highly commended. 4.
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