Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-27

Mrs. Lee Block has just returned home after visit of several months in Mexico and later in Colorado.
 City Realty Deal
 Ellsworth w Monroe has sold to ]. B. Maxwell an improved lot in Noel fer addition for $2,OOO, the deed being recorded yesterday.
 Returns From Coast
 Mrs H. D. Carlson of Groom creek, who had been visiting in Los Angeles with friends for several months, has returned home.
 Visiting Friends
 Mrs. Robert K Porter and Mrs H. w. Lewis, whose husbands are bankers of Jerome, are in the city for few days visiting with friends.
 Going Lively
 Crutch6eld Bros, local distribu- tors of Republic trucks, yesterday sold two more of this make to Young & Wilkins of Dewey, merchants and rangemen.
 More Oil
 J. F. Clough and others have To- cated an 800 acre tract of land in Verde valley for oil exploration, on which it is proposed to begin devel- oping.
 Business Trip
 Mrs. Minnie Pinkham, in charge of the Little Daisy hotel, Jerome,' wis ited the city this week with her brother, Johnny Brennan, also hay ing business to attend to.
 Country Visitors
 J. T. Ralston, the well known Verde rangeman, and his father, are in the city on a business trip, re porting that country in the best shape known in many years for the farmer and cattleman. Looks Good
 (. E. Burton of Ash Fork visited the city yesterday and stated thel range country was wonderful in the abundance of feed, old timers saying such a condition never having been known.
 Vacation Trip
 Lloyd B. Christy, state examiner, is in the city for brief vacation, and is combining official business with en- toying the climate He is from Phoenix and has many friends in Prescott to always extend him a welcome. | Baby Girls Born
 Mir. and Mrs. Bliss Travis are re- ceiving congratulations of friends, a baby girl being born early this week Also are Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Boss rejoicing over the coming of a daughter, the event occurring on Manday
 Newlyweds Return
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas Thorpe, whose marriage occurred a short Ii time ago, returned yesterday from the coast on their honeymoon, and leave today for Mayer, where the arst named is to become associated with his brother-in-law, w. J. Mayer, in the mercantile business. Welcomed Back
 Mrs. J. Ranney of Galesburg, nli- |, nois, is in the city for an extended visit to the old home, and is receiving a welcome from many. She is a daughter of w. w. Durbin and is at the home of her sisters, Mrs. Ben 1 Powers and Mrs. w. E. Scott while here. South Looks Good
 John Stanley has returned from f Pima county, where is interested , with J. w. Norton in the range cat I tie business, and his report of the { southern country is excellent in gfaz- ing. He is returning to the firms Coyote ranch holdings in Lonesome valley. f Home From Coast
 Miss Mildred Bowers, daughter of f Undersheriff and Mrs. Ed F. Bowers, I has returned from Los Angeles, af- I ter an absence of over two months, I visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. H. B. Crouch, and many of her young I friends are welcoming her home ( again. i Going to Leave f
 Mrs. Richard Ritter left yesterday f for Sedalia, Mo-, to return later with son and daughter, and accompan- $ jed by her husband is to make Tue I son their future home Mir. Ritter IS a we'll known railroad man and f is in the country for his health, . which is improving. il Comes Back
 O. A. Lange of Hassayampa dis trict, Harry and William Henderson r of Indian creek, rangemen, are in the h city and their report of the cattle r business is that it has come back like ii a third of a. century ago so far as i grazing conditions figure They will c be able this fall to deliver beef from n the range to the block 6 Popular Place t
 Captain J. L. B. Alexander, the n well known Phoenix attorney, visited k the city yesterday from Iron Springs i,