Weekly journal-miner., 1920-01-28
(From Sundays Daily.) Visiting Friends

! ' AoAlA4AS EA4CllOS Mrs. Betty McDermott. wife of the
 railroad agent at Cedar Glade, wis
 ted yesterday with friends in Pres colt.
 Come to Visit
 Mrs Fred Genung and Mrs. D. N.
 Iilleland of Dewey visited in the city
 yesterday with friends, returning home today.
 Visiting Friends
 Mrs. w. J. Satathite, wife of a
 well known Kirkland valley livestock
 grower, is in the city for a few days
 10 visit with friends.
 Business Trip
 K. J. Golf, recently of Humboldt. a druggist, is in the city and is pre- pairing to locate al Mayer, to engage n the cigar business, contemplating to buy out T. (. Nolan.
 Farming Land Deal
 Mrs. Laura E. Hart has sold to her former husband, Fred Hart, a tract of farming land ill the Verde Valley country for $500, the decd being re- corded yesterday. Small Mining Deal
 Grace H. White has sold to the Copper Basin Six Mining company certain holdings in Copper Basin district, the deed of $l,0O0 being re- corded yesterday Will Invest in Mines
 Louis LeGurr, mining man of Salt Lake City, after an inspection of silver property i'll this field, left i fer home yesterday, to return early 1 in February, when it is probable a | deal will be closed. Visiting Teachers
 Mrs. Eva Ehrenfeld, teaching the | public school at Jerome Junction. | was in the city yesterday for a week end visit with friends. Miss Barnetta Ball, teaching at Cedar Glade, also vas visitor yesterday. Coast Outing
 Mrs. E. DeSilva, wife of the mas ter mechanic of the s. F. P. & P. railroad, and granddaughter, Mrs. C. A. Long, left yesterday for Los An geles for a three months outing and to visit with friends. Visiting Sister
 Miss Ruth Stouffer is a recent ar rival from the coast to visit with her sister, Miss Stella Stouffer, teacher of the Fair Oaks public school. Both visited yesterday with friends in the city, returning today. Mining Business
 Mrs. w. H. White, through whose individual efforts the Copper Basin Six Mining company was recently or and is now operating in the leld south of and near the Commer, ;ial, is in the city on important busi- ness for a few days. From the Range
 Ben J. Stewart, a well known -argeman of the Mayer country, $ n the city, and states it is q shame hat there are no more cattle in the country to nip the big growth of eed now Deginr;12 to sprout. The grazing situation is getting in the 1 ,est shape ever known. Zine in the North
 r. H. By of Coconino county, en- aged in the range business, is visit ng the city en route to the desert to | ook after his sheep interests, and his ( eport of the northern country is that I he outlook could not be better. Country People Here
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Heath of { ,amp Verde are in the city visiting r with friends, the former reporting c hat country in fine shape for the far / 1er and rangeman by heavy storms ccurring for several months. a till Useful 2 The present storm has made the tate highway to Groom creek inn q rssable, and the old roadway via tanning creek is now being used by motorists. It is contemplated to b tilize the route in case of emer- S encies and those interested are :, oing to make repairs. els Farming Land Elmer E. Monroe has sold to his h