Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-02


 From Fair Oaks.
 William Rolits and wife were in from Fair Oaks yesterday on short
 business trip.
 Returns From Coast.
 Miss Elsie Hildreth has returned from three weeks stay at Los An geles and the beaches. From Prescott Farms.
 F. A. Langdon was in from Pres colt Farms yesterday on school and other business.
 Secured School.
 Miss Florence James has been en- gagged 10 teach the school in the Fair Oaks district.
 From Date Creek.
 Mir. and Mrs. Kester Billingsley, who reside i'll the Date Creek dis trict will be in Prescott for few days.
 Back From Canada.
 Mrs. Robert McMurchie, who has been visiting in Canada since April of this year, is reported 10 be due to arrive today.
 From Jerome. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Larson were i'll the city yesterday from Jerome. MT. Larson was the man who erected the monuments on the Calumet & Jerome and the Jerome-Dcl Monte mines, of that section. Mir. and Mrs. Larson will spend a few days in Prescott. New Sidewalk. Cement sidewalk is being placed in front of the Goldwater properties from 3O2 and 3OS South Montezuma street and the Tony Johns holdings from 33O to $40 South Montezuma street. This will fill in gaps which existed between sections of the side walk on that street. Awarded Compensation. Albert LaCroix Kieson has letter from the War Risk board informing him of an award made him on ac- count of disabilities incurred in the late war. which he can secure by get ting in touch with r. K. Steiner, secretary of the American Legion patients committee at Whipple Bar racks.
 Back To Missouri. Miss Ruth Lewis of St. Joseph, Missouri. who has been visiting her amt Mrs. w. H. Hoover for the oast two weeks, left for her home the last of this week. She was ac- companicd by her grandmother, Mrs. Victoria Ouarles They will visit the Grand Canyon on the trip to St. Joseph.
 Woman Legion Member.
 Mrs. Pearl Rodgers Dodge, writ inn from Varna Illinois, enclosed dues to the American Legion Post of this city Of which she a member bv reason of Red Cross nurse service during the late war, with the further information that after October l. her home would be in San Diego California.
 Skull Valley Operator.
 Miss Edith Erwin, who is the San ta Fe's regular night-operator at Hill side is at Skull Valley, filling tenn porary vacancy in the Santa Fe ot- flee there. As soon as a relief op- orator is secured for Skull Valley Miss Erwin will return to Hillside and resume her former position From Bisbee.
 Mir. and MrNGs. J. C. F. Adams ar rived in Prescott yesterday from Bis bee Mir. Adams is the chairman oi tbe Board of Supervisors of Cochise county. He has been B years resident of the state, twenty-five years of which were spent at Bisbee. He served two terms as mayor ot that city. He leaves today for Flag . staff in the interest of his nomination at the hands of the democrats for . state corporation commissioner. Baby Quite Sick. !
 While at Ash Fork enroute to her home in Humboldt, the three year old child of Walter L. Larremore' was taken sick. ,On arrival in this ,itv the child went into convulsions. Ptomaine poisoning Is feared. Back From Old Mexico.
 Tom Ellis returned yesterday from a g day trip to points within the state of Sonora, Mexico and Blsbee' Douplas. Tucson and Phoenix. In Tucson. Mir. Ellis perfected arrange nents and has become identified with
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