Weekly journal-miner., 1919-09-24

operations as very active in that sec
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 Jerome Junction Visitors
 Paul Peabody, NJ. E. Langdon,. H 1 (. Anderson, Chatles White and Ar
 thur Murray from Jerome Junction
 were Prescott visitors Saturday. Winter Visitor
 Mrs. Louis Biringer of Seattle i
 recent arrival to remain for tht
 winter, and while here will be a
 guest of Mrs. D. s. Logan. New Resident Here
 Oscar Phippeny arrived yesterday from Hillside. He will make Pres
 colt his home. engaging in the trans
 fer business under the name of Phip peny & Son. s..- "a
 State Official Here
 R. F. McGillen, assistant secretary of state, is in the city from Phoenix coming to meet his wife, who arrives this morning from the east and both leave for home today. From Skull Valley
 Dan Ehle arrived yesterday from Skull valley to visit his sister, Alice Ehle. He will spend week or ten days meeting old friends before re- turning to his ranch for the fall har- vest. -
 Jerome Visitor .,.,'.
 George w. Perkins, who has been mining over in the Jerome district, arrived in Prescott on the afternoon train. He expects to stay fort night visiting with friends about town.
 Leave for Winter
 MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. Davenport, for the past year residing in this city, left yesterday for San Diego, Cal, where they will remain during the winter months, afterward returning here. ,..... Comes Back on Business
 T. M.. Earnhart, formerly mer- chant of this city, but in recent years resident of San Diego, was here yesterday on business, retaining in terests in this section and also at Kirkland. He remains for a short time only.
 Going to Desert In the city yesterday from the Black Canyon country were Ben H. Kincaid and George Mcclure. They are ell route to the desert country near Ehrenberg for the winter, where they will placer mine and prospect. Range Visitor
 Ezra Jackson, a range rider for the Arizona Cattle company in the Hillside country, visited the city yes terday on business, reporting abund- ant feed in that section, and a fine winter assured for the bovine indus try. .-.. ,. ....-.
 Investigating Schools
 Hiram Cartright, of southern Mo have county, is visiting the city, com ing to investigate educational condi- 'tions, and probably will place his two children in school in this city. He has recently located in the state and comes from Texas. @.
 Mine Visitors ',@ g..
 Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Metheney, the first named operating the well known. Lincoln gold group near Grown King, are in the city, and with them is their daughter, Miss Forrestine Metheney, who is quite popular in. society here. '' McNary Goes Through ...
 Dick McNary is in from Hum boldt. He expects to leave soon tot complete assessment work on his mining claims in the Copper Basin. district, where he has eight locations, only five being eYetnpt from assess ment work under the new law. 1 Seriously Ill .... Il
 Word was received yesterday from Nogales that Fay L. Davidson, for meriy of this city, is dangerously i'll, having undergone an operation for peritonitis, from which he is not expected to survive. His father, Wm. A. Davidson, left yesterday for No- gales.
 On Vacation
 Glen Richwine, employed in the Santa Fe shops, left for Ash. Fork to spend his vacation with his brother. It is rumored his stay in Flagstaff may be cut short to give time for a trip to Los Angeles to visit his and a friends sister. I On Fishing Trip
 o. F. Orthell, manager of the Head Lumber company, Jiggs and O'Dell the contractors, started on a fishing trip. to Stoneman's lake yesterday They will not return until they have caught their full quota of fish. The trip will be made by automobile. To Locate Here
 R. ]. Levy, after two weeks stay in Prescott, has decided to open al ladies' and gentlemen's tailoring es- tablishment, as soon as he can se- cure a suitable location. His family 1 has joined him here, one of his boys having secured employment with the Westrn Union.