Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22

Phoenix, will fill the pulpit until the arrival of permanent rector.
 (From Saturdays daily)
 Returns to Shops
 After several days illness, A. (, Ryer, of the blacksmith force, has tretuned te work.
 Leaves for Coast
 C. E. Truex, salesman for Dixon
 Fagerbtrg, Is making 2 trip to the
 coast and te Seattle.
 From Simmons
 J. w. Stewart, prominent cattle iInan from fhe Simmons district, was in Prescott yesterday on business.
 Is on Coast
 Richard LamsOn, prominent local attorney. and president of the Yava-
 pal club, is in California enjoying a
 short vacation.
 From Chino Valley
 Accompanied by his mother, Mrs. George Puntenney, Nelson Pun itenney, the well known cattle man of Chino Valley, was a busi- ness visitor to Prescott yesterday. Makes Phoenix Trip 1 Jack keevan yesterday left for [ Phoenix, where he will spend a few days before returning to Prescott Saturday night
 Returns from Phoenix Miss May Ruth zSheehan, attached to Whipple Barracks, returned yes terday from Phoenix. She has been l ill and will reeuperate for a week. Makes Phoenix Trip
 Rev. o. N. Andrews, of the Ma rina Street Methodist church, is making a short trip to Phoenix, where he will remain day or two on business.
 Visits in Tempe Mrs. George Ruffner yesterday left for Tempe, where she will spend several days visiting, returning to Prescott just before the Christmas holidays.
 Visits in Peoria Norma May Irwin, daughter of nv. N. Irwin. chief clerk at the local Santa Fe superintendent's offices, yesterday left for Peoria, where she will remain a week on a visit with Mrs. Edmiston of that city. Returns to Mayer
 Mrs. B. C. Jones, of Mayer, who has been spending the week in Prescott, visiting her friends, Mrs w. T. King and Mrs. C. J. Dalke, has returned to Mayer.
 New Studebaker
 Bill Johnson is riding around town a r,h, Ct,,Iaholsa1 ,n,,-~L,raJ Charles c. Riebeling. Bill says the car is better than the best horse flesh of the Frontier days exhibition Makes Motor Trip A<
 R. Osmundsdh, of Kirkland, yes terday motored over to Prescott with Albert Geiser, mining man of the same district,r the two coming into town on business.
 In for Supplies
 Ed Pentland was in the city yes terday from the old Bodie mine in the Senator district While ill the city he visited his. old friends at the Arizona Mine Supply company, purchasing supplies for the camp. Leave for Frisco
 Mr and Mrs. J. H. Robinson to- day will leave for San Francisco, via l Los Angeles, to spend the Christ mas holidays with their son, John Robinson, at Stanford Mr. Robin son will return after the holidays, | Mrs. Robinson remaining about a | month.
 Tnstalls New Pump
 E. J. Harrington, who is contract ing the Granite Creek bridge on the Jerome-Prescott highway, is install ing a new pump on the ground, in order to assure large supply or water to take care of the construc- ton of caissons for the bridge. to Phoenix
 John w. Lowneyr machinist at the shops, has been transferred to Phoe- nix, where he will work as a ma chinist in the Santa Fe shops at the capital city. e5~
 Last night witnessed a business session of the local co-operatives, who met to consider various mat ters connected with the opening of the new store here. Makes Phoenix Trip
 J. T. Quirk, coast lines inspector, WChl dO"H lO I uOCIllA with local Superintendent H. (. Storey, on business connected with .he road. Inspector Quirk left Phoenix late last night for Los An Jeles. Superintendent Storey is ex- oected to return to Prescott today. Inspector Here
 E. E. Bishop, headlight inspector 1 Tor the coast lines division, with headquarters in Los Angeles, arrived 1t the local shops yesterday on Q our of inspection over the road. More Non-Partisans
 The railroad boys are turning politically in the direction of r. Non-Partisan ticket being put in the field for the coming city elections When the nomination petition came heir way yesterday, large number |, attached their signatures 70 the I document. '
 (From Sundays Daily) T 2aneher in City ?
 Lee Wilson, a rancher near Gran I te mountain, was in the city yester- l.