Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-11
(From Tuesdays DaiiyO Visiting South

Mrs. M. J. Hickey has gone to Wickenburg to remin for several days visiting with friends and to enjoy a warmer climate.
 Leave for Coast
 Mr. and Mrs. James McKray and daughter, Miss Bessie McKray, re- gently of Mayer, left Sunday for San Diego, their new home.
 Visiting Phoenix
 Mrs. F.. s. Clark is in Phoenix, where she will remain for an extended visit with friends, and is a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. s. Stark. Concludes Visit
 Mrs. Ida Genung of Peoples valley, who has been in the city visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. o. Moves, and daughter, Mrs. Grace Chapman, has returned home.
 Mining Man Here
 Joe Algert, superintendent of the Bannie, visited the city yesterday, reporting contract work as going ahead and the condition of the mine as satisfactory.
 To New Home
 Mrs. Lulu Mcintosh, who returned last week from Big Springs, Texas, to dispose of hear realty and other interests, left Sunday for that city, where she will make her home. Farming Land Deal
 George A. Mintz and wife of Phoe- nix have sold to w. F. Schnebly a 1 ranch on Oak creek, near the James Page place, of 76 acres, the deed re- corded in this city being for $5000. Defer Leaving
 Arriving Sunday from Barstow, Cal, were MT. and Mrs. Wellings whose destination is the Minnehaha | Flat mining section, and they will | iefer leaving until weather conditions improve. Mr. Wellings is to engage n mining under least.
 Active Mining
 O. o. Smith, superintendent of the Silver Cycle Mining company, re gently to enter the Slate Creek field visited the city yesterday on business | and reported shaping up the Davis, Dunkirk and Poverty groups as pro- ;eeding energetically.
 Caught in Deep Water
 While attempting to cross Granite ,reek below Fort Whipple yesterday orenoon, James Carr in his automo- pile was caught in high water and abandoned the trip to the Jerome unction country. Later the auto was ecovered by a team of horses.
 :ountry Soaked
 A. J. Laswcll in the city Sunday rom Skull valley, stated heavy rain gain was falling, and field farm work lad been suspended. He also says the " rancher should not complain, as he coutnry is soaked as never be fore.
 The Old Way
 Sam Munson, a miner of the Wal ker field, arrived yesterday on horse back but he travelled the old trail of the pioneers up the mountain; com ing out at the head of Groom creek. No use to tackle the wagon road, as the mud is said to be knee deep" he said.
 Visiting Phoenix
 Mrs. A. A. Johns, in bereavement, over the death of her father, Ben H. Weaver, accompanied to Phoenix yes terday her sister, Mrs J. M Aitken, to remain away indefinitely Her husband, Senator Johns, also left yes terday for Stockton, Cal, where he is called on business matters. Lining Them Up
 Recruiting Officer H. w. Crane Of the navy has been in town two days, and in that time has harnassed up two fine young fellows for service. James J. Malley and Ray Sylvester ] They left Sunday, Medley for Mare Island and Sylvester for the Great Lakes aviation station. Seriously III 7
 Joe s. Gales, who sold out his f harness business and left Prescott 2 about three years ago in poor health f is in San Francisco sanitorium, and I according to reports received here re- { gently, his recovery is not anticipated, a in fact his death is expected to occur r at any time. The affliction is said c to be Bright's disease. f New Incorporation r The s. and s. Shock Absorber g company, with headquarters desig- a hated as Prescott, has been incor- c oorated, with a capital of $3,00O,OO0 q and shares of the par value of $l a each. Alfred H. Gale and George b W. Nilsson appear at the head of this lew movement, which embraces ,aried line of the automobile busi less.