Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-10
City NeoOs In Brief
(From Thursdays Daily0

Another Realty Deal
 Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Williams have sold an improved lot in Moeller au- dition to Maurice Silver, the consid- eration being $3OOO, according to d deed recorded yesterday.
 Visitors Leave
 AIr. and Mrs. W. p. Robinson of Toronto, Canada, left yesterday for home, after a short visit with Mrs. John Wilson and daughter, Miss Mona Wilson, of Pine Crest. Medical Aid
 Arriving Tuesday night from Mar tinez district was J. E. Logan, who came for medical aid for his son, who is i'll with influenza. A local physician left yesterday morning for the camp.
 Shipping Held Up
 Bad roads into Kirkland valley has interfered with shipping ore by Henry Canton from his mine near Oak creek. He visited the city yes terday to make arrangements for marketing at Hayden. Gets the Flu
 J. H. Stephens of Williamson val ley is reported to be ill at Phoenix with influenza, his. condition not being serious, however He went south about two weeks ago to buy dairy cattle
 Mining Party Arrives
 Senator w. H. Reynolds of New York, president of the Arizona Bing hamton Copper company, arrived yes terday on his usual inspection, and with him as guests are the follow ing, the party to leave this morning for the camp at Stoddard: J. Gracy and wife, Miss c. Davidson, Mrs. D. Blame, Mrs. B. Bostwick, Mrs. H Deloit, Mrs. L. Perry, Mrs. (. Bur ress, Ann L. Lawlor.
 Wet Country
 In the city yesterday from Will Hanson valley were MT. and Mrs Orville Bozarth, Mrs. C. E. Stewart, J. w. Stewart and Lester Johnson, who reported the country as drench- ed. Farming would begin in a shor; time and range riding later. Comes to Visit
 Arriving yesterday from Albuquer- que was Simpson C. White, a former resident, who remains for a few days in the city to visit with friends, leav- ing then for Glendale, where his wife was called last week to attend a sis ter i'll with influenza.
 Gives it Up
 Arriving by tain yesterday from Wickenburg, J. D. Hudson, a mining man of the Harqua Halas, stated he left his automobile on the road bro ken down and walked back to town fo take the train for this city Mir Hudson meets his wife here, and she is returning from Lansing, Michigan. Bad Crossings
 On the road to Jerome Junction, the crossings at Granite and Willow creek are reported to be in bad shape Cars have been stuck. Automobiles using that route should stop and the situation reconnoitered before plung- ing in, is the advice heard from sev- eral who paid to get pulled on through.
 Buddy Back
 George A. Hallings, who enlisted as a volunteer in May of 1917, passed through yesterday for White Picacho district, where he is interested in mines. He served overseas with a Georgia regiment, and since ping dis charged has been visiting at Chey- enne with a brother and other rela- tives.
 Accidentally Shot
 According to a Las Vegas, N. M., newspaper, Harry L. Cheney, a youth or IS years, accidentally shot himself through ihe left instep of the foot while handling a Colts automatic 30- caliber revolver. The account fur ther stated that the Cheney family had arrived recently from Prescott, the father being a carpenter who had a contract to erect three dwellings. Family Stricken
 Mrs. T. E. Brown, sister of Uri and Mono Embody, and her three children, are convalescing from in fluenza, after being seriously i'll, while the two children of her sister in-law, Mrs. Mono Embody,s are like wise recovering from this malady. The two men folks escaped, although they were at the home assisting the two nurses in caring for the family Mother Dies
 Frank Steed adjutant of the local post of the American Legion, arrived home too late to attend the passing
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