Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-07

day season.
 Roads Getting Heavy.
 Roland Ainsworth, ill the city yes terday from Walnut creek, reported roads as again heavy, quite a heavy rain occurring on the trip.
 Comes to Visit. Mrs. W. J. DcArmond, wife of the well known Skull valley farmer, was in the city yesterday visiting with friends, and returns home today.
 Enters High School.
 Mrs. Alice Archambcau, who is teaching the Walker public school, is in the city, accompanied by her son. who is to enter inc local high school. Country Visitors.
 In the city yesterday from Fair Oaks visiting with friends were Mrs. William Roberts and Miss Stella Stouffer, the latter teaching the pub lie school there.
 Valley Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson visited the city yesterday from Will, iamson valley, reporting the farming situation as indicating another pros porous year as approaching. Teachers Leave.
 Miss Owen, Miss Henry and Mrs Redden, teaching the public school at Verde, returned yesterday to resume their duties after a two weeks holi- lay visit with relatives in the city. Active Mining Field.
 w. H. Jenkins, mining in the lower section of Turkey creek, is visiting the city, and reports the country as very active, practically all silver mines being in action, and returns Ire satisfactory.
 Holiday Visitors.
 In the city for New Year holidays ire the Misses Cora and Nora Has 5ell, of Clarkdale. daughters of Train master Hassett of the Verde Valley inc, and they are guests of Mrs Edward Roberts. Roads in Good Shape.
 J. H. Cross, who is in the city rom his silver camp in Crook can -on, reports roads as again open and rafic is going in without trouble. He getting ill shape to begin shipping T a short time.
 Sack to School
 Paul Wingfeld, son of Mir. ant ] Mrs. C. P. Wingheld, of Humboldt ] eturned yesterday to Los Angele, l O resume his studies at a military | ichool, after a week at home with his parents and friends during the holi 1 lays.
 It Jerome.
 A. C. Fowler left on yesterday mornings stage for Jerome. He will [ pend a couple of days in that vicin- ty, returning Monday, It is rumorec hat his visit had something to do with the formation oi a stage com any 10 operate in Yavapai county. Returns to Duty.
 Miss Helen Hathaway, well know T educational circles, teaching a ,larkdale, returned to her duties yes .erday, after spending the holiday racation on the coast, and visiting ii he city with her parents and many friends. Back to Camp.
 S. M. Watterson, wbo located re entity a group of gold-silver mines ii Walnut Grove district, returned tc lis camp yesterday with supplies. He Iso recovered from a side gulcE bout $3S in placer gold in two days of prospecting, uut the pay streaI played out
 Farm Land Deal.
 
 Jay Davis was in the city yesterday rom Skull valley to close deal for l tract of farming land the buye, being Frank F. Shill. A first pay nent of $500 was made, with install nents agreed to by both, making f he aggregate the sum of $7OOO. Shill .ssumes possession at once. Going East.
 Mrs. Mary Collins is in the city rom Blue Tanks district visiting friends, and leaves today for New York city to visit with a marrie( laughter, Mrs. c. A. McDunn; also o welcome back her son, Sergean. Tad Collins. who is returning on the transport President Grant" with ,ther Arizonans. Iark Twain Revived.
 Charles Shu1l, foreman of the old Lark Twain silver, south of the city n the NC4 field, was in the city yes erday on a brief business trip, re- ,orting development as under way, 2 arO,,,a cOr,,Da,,,- 6-,ouCino the DrOD-