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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

". L. YOUNG,
".
Mrs. BuLA RANDEIL.
SARA ELIZABETH RANDEl.i.
WALTER u. RANDEiI..
LOUISE RANDElI.
WILLIAM RANDELL.


Noilcc Of PcndcncN nl suit
The said defendants. Mrs. Bila
Randell. Sara Randell. Walter u.
liandell Louise Randell and William
Randell. are hereby notified that
a civil action has been commenced
against incm in the District Court
Of the sixth Judicial District of the
state Of New Mexico. within aud for
the County Of Luna. by the plaintiff.
II. L. Young. 10 cancel oil Lease. on
io-wit: The 5. W Quarter of Sec
iion .. Township %. arrange 7 West
Of the New Mexico Principal Meri-
dian.
Plaintiff alleges a. grounds that
that the defendants hav. never
performed any part Of the conirncl.
said contract "a on file In the Office
Of the County Clerk at Doming.
Luna County New Mexico. dated
March "a. 1918. in Book, mise. page
500 Ia 500 inclusive.
You. tho said defendants. are
hereby notified that You are re-
quired 10 appear and answer the
complaint IN The said causr on or
before the cath day Of October. A.
d., 1920. the date of compieiion of
service by publication herein. and
unless you 81 appear and answer.
Judgment hy default will be- rend-
cred against YOU herein and plain
TN will apply 10 The Courl for The
relief prayed for n his complaint
In said action.
The name and address NJ the
Plaintiffs Attorney Is y. D. Temple,
NJ paso, Texas.
Witness my hand and seal of the
Court this 18Th day Of August. A. d.
1920
.. A. HUGHES L,cfk.
MYRTLE WILLIAMS Deputy.
lSepi3-1-i0-2i-Octif
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State Of New Mexico.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON

ihitN 'tolFH ~ Aniffiru,
State Of New Mrxic0-ss.
II n Hereby Certified, That the
annexed " hill, true and complelo
irnnscripl Of the CERTIFICATE on
STOCKHOLDERS NON~LIAHIl.lTY
or WOLF MINING. MILLING AMI
SMELLING COMPANY no stock
holders Liability lNo. iO5if with
ihe endorsements thereon, a. snma
appear on file snd 0f record in The
office q the state "Corporaiion
t;onnuiaslcn.
~ Testimony Whereof NE State
lk'rp0ralinn Conmlssion of ihc State
81 New Mexico has caused this cor
liflcetc " be slgned b. is Chair
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

Deming on The 10Th day of August,
IA. D.. 1920. pass the following reso-
|olullons, io-wll;
HE IT RESOLVED, That ihc fol-
lowing named persons b. and they
are hereby appointed a. q memhef
" the Board ~ Registration lr their
respective precincts. and tho frst
named person IN each precinct ~
hereby designated ns Chairman Of
said Board 10 his respective pre-
clnct
~ IT FURTHER RESOLVED.
That The dates for said Roards Of
Registration 10 meet and perform
the duties Of such Boards b. and the
same is hereby fixed ns follows. To-
wit: September 3oth. October isl.
2nd 9TH. 10th and 23rd. A. D.. in20.
and the following named places are
hereby designated a. the place for
holdlne said Registration IN each
prerinrl. Luna County. New Mexico.
1T ~ HEREBY FURTHER RE
SOLVED; That the Boards Of Reg
isiraiion shall III at least ihrae
days when they nrsi meet. they
shall open their session every day
al nine o'clock. A. NJ. aud remain
IN session until twelve O'Clock and
shall again meet nj two o'clock. p.
NJ. and remain in session until
sis o'clock p NJ. and thereafter on
each and every Saturday until ten
days before The election. and on the
tenth day preceding the election the
Boards shall meet and remain In
session during the hours hcrcinbc-
fore mentioned and At o'clock p.
NJ on said tenth day preceding said
election The Boards shall close their
Registration Books and dispose OF
the same a. provided By law.
Precinct No. I.
:. y. nhea, Sim Holsicin and Kari
A. Snyder.
AZ the Office Of Kari A. snyder
Precinct M. >.
N. v. poriwood. }. f West and
J. n. Upton.
AZ the residence of !. n. Upton.
Prrcinrt M. q
Harry Edwards. Riley Georre and
j. " Grover.
AZ the Office Of Harry Edwards.
Precinct No. {.
sam Clark. Lewis smyer ana G.. &.
iollenberk.
AZ J. l.. Lofts store.
Precinct No 5.
l.. NJ. Carl, Louis Ravel and Hiram
johnson.
AZ Office Of l.. N. Carl.
Precinct No. 6.
r. u. Trent n y. Faulkner and
Tom Baker.
Al the residence Of n. u. Faulkner
Precinct No. z.
A. o. Barksdale. Ethel Barksdale
and W. o. Hall.
AZ residence Of A. q. Barksdale.
Precinct Va. \.
lie hoy Hon. Frank kimhall aud
Ellie berry.
AZ the Store Of Mrs. Manhari.
The next matter ialrn up Nas the
Budget Estimate for this County for
the year 1921. and after careful con
sideration. said estimate being COM
plctcd, a copy Of same was filed IN
the Office Of the Clerk Of this Board.
Next matter taken up was in.
crease IN salary for the Agricultural
Agent, same being discussed and
tabled 10 be- taken up later.
The next matter mp was The claim
against the county. and after care
ful examination. 1T rs HEREBY
ORDERED that the following claims
be and the same are hereby ap-
proved:
/ Claim No. Name. Amount
32iS-A. A. Douglass s i25OO
j2i0-C. y. Sampson. County
Superintendent o. i.e00O0
There hcing no further business.
the Board does now adjourn.
Approved: r. l.. NORDHAuS.
Chairman.
Attest: =. A. Hughes, Clerk.
- nun t.tust.s.s.sa,, a..a.a. =. .......
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

The Columbus Courier i the uf
hcial paper of Luna Counly. II
you want 70 read of the oiflclnl d..
inge of ilie cppnkN cumansionclv
rcad lhe ContloF.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. SIT.
TING IN AND ron LUNA COuN-
TY. STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
Notice of Pcndcncy % Suit.
George q. Buckner. Plaintiff.
W.
Minnie Buckner. Defendant.
The defendant, Minnie ltuckn,r
Is hereby notified tha, a civil ac
iion has bern commenced against
her In the District Court. of Luna
County. STATE of New Mcxicu. by the
plaintiff George q. Blckner. where
IN plaintiff prays that the llonds of
Malrimony existing between plain
TIT and defendant be- dissolved.
Plaintiff alleges that the defend
ant has deserted and abandoned
him. You. the said defendant. are
hereby notified that YOU are re-
q,Iirrd lo appear and answer the
Complaint 10 the said cause on or
before the end day of October, the
date " completion OF service. by
publication herein, and unless you
20 appear aud answer Judgment by
default will be rendered against yml
and Plaintiff will pray the court foi
the relief prayed for 10 his com
plaini.
Name and address Of ihe alior
neys for the plaintiff Is Pollard 4
sproaL Columbus. New Mexico.
Witness my hand aud scat OF the
Conri this ieth day Of Aueuf A. d
1920.
p. a. HUGHES,
lSean clerh
By Myrtle Wuhams,
Deputy.
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man and The zeal of said c0lnmls.
sion. 70 be affixed AZ The City o|
Santa Fe. On this iolh day OF August
A. y. 1850.
sEAll
BONIFACIO MONfuyA.
Arl|nR Chairman.
Attest; a l.. M0HRisON. Clrrk.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

m THE DISTRICT COURT Df THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
THE STATE or NEW MENiCO
WITHIN AND ron rHE cOuN
TY or LUNA.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03
.. A. HUGHES. L'ek.
MYRTLE WILLIAMS. DEPUTY
lSepi3-1-i0~2iOci.i

Fountain Pens At the Courier of.
flee, $3.50 10 s.. Lady's pens also.
paironize our WANT COLUMN.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

man and the seal ~ said CoIUWiN-
sion. 10 he affixed AZ The City OF
Santa Fe. On this i0|h day or August
A. D. 1870
sEALl
BONIFACIO M0NfuYk.
Acting Chairman.
Attest; a. l., MoHRIsoN. cIerk.
CERTIFICATE uF NON-I.lAHll.ITY
or STOCKHOLDERS or WOLF
MINING. MILLING AND sMEI.T-
ING COMPANY. no slockhold-
ers Liahllliy
Know an Men Hy These Presents:
That We the undersigned. illcorpora.
tors of Wolf Mining. Nllllne and
smelling Company No slocthold-
crf Liability. corporation do
hereby certify and declare that there
shall be no liability upon any stock
holder on accodni of any stock IS
sued by The said corporation
And We DO further certify and de-
clare that the principal and regis
tered office Of This corporation shall
be apd u at Columbus. Luna Coun-
". New Mexico, and that Uhe name
Of The agent IN charge thereof, and
upon whom process against the cor
poraiion may be served Is Daniel y,
Fitzpatrick.
In Wiigcss Whereof, we have
hereunio set our hands and seals,
this iYh day of August. A. u. 1920.
DANIEL y. FITZPATRICK.
THOMAS y. BREsNAHAN.
RUSSELL S. FISHER.
LOUIS l.. BURkHEAD. q
NELLIE 4. F1TZpArnlCK.
State Of New Mexico.
County Of Luna.-ss.
On this i2lh day of August. A. ID.
1890, IN person appeared before me
Daniel r. Fitzpatrick. Thomas n.
llrcsnahan, Russell \. Fisher Nellie
y. Fitzpatrick and Louis T.. Burk-
head. known io me Ia be the persons
described In aud who executed the
foregoing instrument each of whom
Acknowledged before ne that they
executed The same as their free act
and deed.
In Witness Whereof. I have here
unto SET my hand and official seal
the day and date In this certificate
above written.
lSEALl A. SIMPSON.
Notary Public. Luna County y. NJ.
My Commission expires July isl.
iD2e.
ENDORSED
No. iO1ii
Cor. Reed Vol. 7. Page ~
Certificate Of NOnLLiahilih Of
Stockholders VI
WOLF MINING. MILLING AMI
SMELLING COMPANY
lNo Stockholders Liability
Filed In Office of State corpora
ton Commission of New MeNico.
Aug i6 ip2O lFA. N.
A. l.. MORRISON. Clerk.
Compared JIO Ia EMA.
M THE DISTRICT COURT or THF
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or
THE STATE or NEW MEXICO
WITHIN AND ron THE COUN
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

The principal aud Registered Of
flee Of he corporlion hall be NJ Coll
umhus. Luna County New Mexico,
and the name of the agent IN charge
thereof and upon whom process
against the corporation may be aer,.
ed Is Daniel y Fitzpatrick; hut the
corporation may have one or more
offices outside Of the Stale Of New
Mexico, and elsewhere IN The State
of New Mexico.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-03

The name of this corporation
shall be- Wolf Mining. Milling and
Smglling Company no Siockhold-
err Liahiiiiy1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16

as being one OF the first stars selec
ted by The Laskey company when this
organization began screen prOduc-
tons Herbert Brcnon, who gave
us "Neptune's Daughter" Daughter
OF the Gods" Lone wolf. and 9TH
sr notable film successes. directed
M'ss Doro In this production OF "i2:-
TO-"
II is mystery story Of the most
battling character n has the gin
that holds you like q steel wise. A
uuur girl at midnight, In lonely
lou. % praying beside the body of her
adopted father with doors creaking
aud the winds singing q weird sym.
pnon, 49, the covers IN the bed move,
f'r.n the complications that viii
BATTLE any one what happens
Brenon contrised his picture 80 that
GA cant find out until the last foot
u the picture.
No one hut Marie Doro possessed
'ho ability TO characterize this young
prl ANA with the settings In Paris
and rural England q perfect enter
'uinmoni aud feast FOR the eyes IL
punished
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
,nHINr PETITION l.
IOl,N lI,nln 10 UrsTnN

tn, petition ~ BE- piofoutod p
he Imperial council rCgprtIur 30
lispcf satlou Tor % shrine loWpl' n
AMARILLO WIS forwarde 'e.iDtdI|
~ r .orler H. u Swift oi hhIvl
'hrine club 90 lmpori1l Srcio'W %
" RCwcll 90 l'o- nn N.H I1'
petitions contained 1888 names. t'.
rori i1e o. Mr. swift vic .1id that 9
very small nnmhor we're eliminated
Tho check with the several r,cor J..
Is oi Sariuo Temples IN the state
rhis uumhsr l. considerably mo %
than o. necessary 90 acquire ifr Il.
rensation II is eNllaln'G
with the support ot me- scycIul
shrine temples In Texas and with
the endorsement Oi number ut
lomnlDs Que of the state, % Is r'.
iioyed bj most 'sofy Mason ihIt 70
d,snen ntlon for temple 10 be- erect.
cd In Amarillo will be- given ~ Oh b.
meeting II the imperial council a
Portland. oregon. June -, 90 anil
g. u is said also that q number.
Il delegates from Amarillo viz %
'end the Imperial council and gis'.
their moral support 10 tho cause.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
State WIDE MOVE
TO FORM OVERALL
CLUB IS STARTED.
OKLAHOMA STATE orrICiiIS
ENDORSE MOVEMENT 10
iiGiit ,'i.I'ih

I........G..A CITY. April ii.--Or.
gea. cation Of q state vide overall
club 10 combat the high cost OF
sumption OF high priced clothes by
sfflcials and employees.
Seventy-fiye signatures OF stat
officers and state employees we're pro-
cured In a few hours 20 the declara-
ton OF principles and agreement TO
wear oyeralls until clothing prices
ars reduced.
The agreement Is to become Ell, c.
tive May /.
Frank e. Carter, state auditor e.
the founder OF the overall club and
has agreed TO at as chairman until
a permanent organization Is complet-
cd, officers elected constitution
and BY laws worked out and commit.
tees selected for active work.
Similar clubs are 10 be organized
In every city and town In Oklahoma
by organization committees. Carter
announced tonight.
Art. walker. chairman Of the state
corporation commission and Camp
bell Russell. commissioner. were
among the first to sign the agree
ment.
ID. l. Rogers, executive Of the state
fair price committee has pledged hi
support to the overall club and de.
elared his intention to besome o.
member.
Miss Helen Cos,igan. secretary Of
the city commission OF public prop.
erty. today began that movement
among the women employees At the
city hall TO organize an overall club
or TO get them Ia wear modest cloth.
ing aud tonight declared is organl.
nation was only a matter Of few
days.
A similar movement has been star.
ted among men and women employees
OF the county.
The object Of the club as stated In
the agreement II TO lessen the con
sumptio NOT high priced clothes BY
wearing overalls while engaged In
our daily work. The clothing profl-
teer will have 10 be- dethroned some
time. 30 Why not begin nowf"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16

before the story opens. an elderly
lram rhmod Glsnarm built a casll :
o. the Tudor period. which he was
not able to finish fully before his
doutl lie leaves will 10 the effect
i"d LIS grandson John Glenarm.
must live for one year In the castle
II he expects 10 share In the estate.
Glenarm. young man Of brave aud
adventurous mind. likes nOthing bet
ter and moves In
The very first night h. Is In the
house. as he H. dining. q vine glass
is rplintcrcd In his hand by bullet
from an unseen foe Ths Is only
the beginning of many strange hap
penings When he sleeps there IRE
ghosts walking on thaWalla l''
Mysterious oncmleea senreh The
place by day and by nfehi Even a
young woman with whom Glennrm
falls In love Is mysterious She at
tends a girls school which liz near
hy. aud only after many weeks does
Glonarm learn that she ais DIS regar-
lied as another heir To the estate.
There Is q striking climax 10 tho
picture In IA ehour when Glonarm
assisted by two faithful friends II
giving battle 10 his foes In the great
hall Of the castle. Jus Ia, some Ting.
lish lord mipht have done centuries
ago. In Just su'h building \ hap
~ and acceptable ending does not
appear until the very conclusion 90
this mpdnlramntic picture
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
Illack M,slcr, rcnadcs rIln,.

i'a,hrst mystery, uubrokcn until
h' '1st scene of tn picture. charar-
r.'7rs Haunting shadows" the
Rpl"iiHn-cole superior pi9ture m
which il u. Warner Is he star Thil
pl tire IL opening today ~ The Dean
vp i,y. 'llaunlln- shadows" %
based upon the famous best seller. %
rh" House ~ o Thousand Candles'
NhIch WAS written by Meredith Mich.
olson Il was produced ~ picture
l' ,r.f' D. Hampton
NE locale Is Indiana, whore years
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
MARTIN JURY DISCHARGED
AFTER LONG CELEBRATION

pom their declaration that agree
Ifnt could not b. reached tao ifh
me, Il l.bcfa,r veok Judge Bishop
al . O'Clock Yesterday afternoon o..
charg d the jury iu m" case of 'l'
stat Hf Tctas versus u y Martin.
b. ia with the theft ~ diamond
The trial of the cas-" lasted
days and little more Than un.
ihpl day VAS consumed hy the iur.
'r trying 90 arrive 90 verdict "
,as agreed among the Jurors mat %
should not be made known as TO how
be- mom tprs stood nn The question
" ruili or innocence
The second trial OF y. u nudor.ch
~ the charge of the theft NJ 1n au-
omohilc belonging 90 Robert Glenn
kns concluded yesterday and q verdi
~ returned llflorlck was found
suilfy and sentenced Oh 90 torn NJ Two
ears 40 state prison \ hung luF
'omltod from nudorck's nrU triJl
which WAS held last week
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
Deaths and hwlals

Nlk4I NanffsI mTfHH laf
lahH b Hun $50 alfi faaftisl
fIsAi sl Ilf HHHf "a EH l.HfHiII
Ne Al llElaH 1884 N.fIaf
fllsn Hfls i.Ef 5000 sI ltf fIH
Nifllu HaiIi n ffEhsHIf f.II.
Asf aNf|HHH N|
lall alfIlailg Hf Nfsu lH go.
lNat - ~ aIlH aI lti.s a ftlfI
lss II sie# ni'li fieilsif
gsas.ln Nsae.rr N.af.l..
~ ~ l'lf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
MiLk PRODUCTION
COSTS BEING SOUGHT

County Demonstration Agent llni.
mon benion IN engaged IN the lnsk
OF algeriilnlnr the cost Of produe.
iug milk iu and around Amarillo. and
be- is sending questionable 10 the
several dul}mn ON The subject Upon
th' return Of M dictionaries. a
general summary OF the answers and
data Will De- compiled and the average
taken. 70 0s understood
one case has come 90 Mr rputou'H
attention whore one daIpmlu prudu.
crs milk at 10 cost of 80 cents sat
Ion and another at 20 cost of 80 cents.
e b. Sc benton purpose to assist
% Che elimination ~ the Wide dlf.
torou'c in me cost of production
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
MEMPHIS l-sOlD|ERs
FORM LEGION CHAPTER


~ hssoflatsd Prc<a
MEMPHIS. April i5.--iiall County
Ex-soldlers and sailors met at the
city hall this week and perfected
their organization The name wac
selected. Simmons Post No. i75
American Legion. Hall county, Texas
TIE post vas named In honor OF
Charles Simmons who lost his life
IN the slnking Of a ship during the
past commander. Dr. u. &. ilyder
vice post aud T. werlng Walker .ad
jatant. The executive committee il
composed Of Ebert Klttlnger. Ottie
Jones. J. W. Alexander, Louis Wheat
and l.. =. Edmonson, Quarters and
readins rooms will be maintained In
the City Hall.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
WILL Bt'iID BIilCk BUsI>Il>S
BUILDINGS

suitable for tenants line of business
md will give good lease at reason
iule price
This location IL on West eth. vety
desirable for grocery business job.
ring house. plumbnig. electrical SUB.
lilies. or In fact. any Kind OF business
'hai does not demand a location on
POLK street ~ the heart Of the town.
Please write. phone, or SEQ ns II you
are interested in this location.
r. VI. ni,tNE n 60.
io2 Taylor Street. Phone 22OG
ii2 iic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
ntiL COUNTY COTToN
BRINGS re- OIsD PIlicf

NIFTIEI y ~ N0NH7
MEMPHIS, April is--The record
price for Panhandle cotton was paid
this week ~ Dorsey bros Of chill.
dfeas 10 W n. CARTS u fsisllns
TIE eotloa brought 90 eenia yer
peund, u vas Of lhe Ions staple DO.
rang variety and sas raised ~ Red
River valley without Irritation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
AfnuSenents

Tho attraction 90 the Mission Then
tfr today viii ho fhp uprr.iX reel
feature. l-.lO" with Marie nor1
us iH' star M.. uuro has boon alb.
sent irou t.c screen fpr several years
t'urrue 900 notable Bruldwl, New
Nofl predictions and also appearing
Too London. She ls VOL remembered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16

A valuable dressing for flesh
wounds. burns. soalds. old sores.
rash. ehafed skin. II BALLARDS
SNOW LlNiMENT: II Is both heal
'nE and aniIsep,ic Sold by all drug.
gisis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16

Nihrlllk Apin li Va 'harl.
hsI n i'emmsfls hsh4afl hsli Iafi,
aai tlEti as lhr tfai siifnari 81
lth 80 fitrn M feifil pflai.
seal "a 40 ltlliffH fs|f msif 4
HllfluE stalfi A lsf2f psH n .
iia.esp slst tHhnlipi.an naf pHi
tiff % a. Wffllaf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-16
nsIify strismfTR
sffAhs ~ CsN,nN

elssial = ~ Arss
CAAfONi April iA~lpr istI
heaIs here ihls afternoon laTgr
eFesd u iafmsFs and baslness msp
lisisaed "a "a aadfsss b. A r cole
tilnlhef VI plsfsnann ln hfhaf uf
ms eandidsry ~ Joe hsllff Coz ihf
gngefnoffhlp
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
WORK OUTS FOR NOV.
 24 BOUT ATTRACT

(Continued from page onel Whipple, and known in Prescott as Ia clever fighter, will go on for the
 main event Nov. "A against Battling Scotty of Phoenix.
 Walter Cook, and Bud Elliot of Jerome will meet on the same card in the six-round semi-final. Two other bouts, each four rounds in length, are being arranged by Pro- imoter Cook
 Among those Cook has on the string for these two events is Lee Horsley, a cousin of the famous Les IHorsley. Lee Horsley comes from Melbourne, Australia, and claims to have knocked out Jack Daley of Phoenix, as well as others. He IS anxious for a scrap with Lynch or any one else. Promoter Cook plans to give the Australian boy a work out at the post, and if he proves up, he will go on the Thanksgiving eve icard here.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
(From Thursdays Daily)

Mayer Teacher Here.
 Miss Hilda Muender, teacher of the Mayer school, was visitor to Pres colt yesterday.
 Leave for Phoenix.
 George H. Davis, prominent busl- ness man of this city, yesterday left for Phoenix, with Mrs. Davis, where they will visit their daughter, Mrs I. H. Williams, and take in the state fair. While in the Valley city, Davis will also look after some bushes: matters.
 Leaves for Castle Hot Springs.
 Jock McLaren, who has been 1T Prescott for a couple of weeks, fol lowing his return from the east, vii leave today for Castle Hot Springs where he will supervise the work ot putting the golf links in shape, re turning to Prescott for the Christ mas holidays.
 New Mitchell Agent.
 Through the Service Garage county agents, Ray Helm has take the agency for the Mitchell car fol Humboldt and Mayer, and yesterday motored home in one of the new ma chimes.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17

after spending his vacation on a visit
 here with his brother. c. Fl. Davis.
 Davis says the old town looks nat
 ural, and enjoyed spending his vaca- ton here seeing his old friends.
 Mrs. Genung Improving.
 In a letter yesterday, Mrs. Grace Chapman was informed that her
 mother, Mrs Ida Genung of Peoples Valley, is steadily improving. Mrs.
 Genung, who has been i'll for several
 days, was at first thought to have been more seriously so than she is Her friends here will be glal. O learn of her improvement.
 Leaving Prescott yesterday, Miss Leona Fredericks. who has for some
 time been the guest here of Mrs. Fred McNnahon, is on her way to Albuquerque, where she will meet a friend from the east, gMis9 Lillian Berkeley From Albuquerque, Miss
 Fredericks and her friends will pro ceed Los Angeles, where they will stay a short while before re-. turning to their homes in the east. Miss Fredericks is a native O:
 Brooklyn, N Y, while Miss Berke- ley lives in Springfield, Ill.
 They Wonder Why.
 The Santa Fe boys have been won dering why Assistant Divisional Ac- countant J. P Metz should have had trouble with his eye, demanding med
 ical attention in Phoenix during fair week. Metz took couple of days
 off and went down to Phoenix, re turning yesterday.
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Visit Friends Here.

MT. and Mrs. J. F. Gronlund and their daughter were in the city yes terday from Senator. They spent the day shopping and visiting friends. Stoddard Visitor.
 Gus Swanson of Stoddard was among yesterdays visitors to Pres colt, making a trip to the city on business.
 Phoenix Attorney Here. B. E. Marks, prominent Phoenix attorney, was in the city yesterday on legal business before the super for court
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Dr. ]. H. B1ain yesterday left for Phoenix. where he will remain for the week, attending a conference oi the state dental association, of which he is president, and visiting the fair Many exciting things are promised for the fair this week, and Dr. Blair intends to see them as well as to dis cuss matters with his fellow prac- titioners.