Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-11
From PeepIes Valley

on business connected with the com pany.
 Chance To Be Foreman
 According to a bulletin at the Santa lFe office, a vacancy exists at Ash Fork fo- inc position of engine fore man in the yards al that place. From Fishing
 Bud FitzmoTTis returned from Stoncman's Lake, where he went to angle. He returned with fish. Want Dairy L. g. Simpson and family came by automobile from Clovis, N. M. Mir Simpson is looking for daity or other business in or near Prescott. Pioneers Here
 Tom Anderson and wife from Fair Oaks. were in Prescott yesterday. Likes Cotton
 Joseph Schween and family came from Glendale to spend their vacation here. They came by way of William son valley. Heavy rains in the valley made the roads rather difficult the day of their arrival, Wednesday, but Mir. Schween says that the delightful weather was worth the trouble. His position with one of the leading agri- cultural dealers of the valley takes him to Mesa Tempe, and other valley toyns. He says there is a great deal of money coming to the cotton rais- CTS this year. And of all the cotton grown, none looks as good to him as that raised right around Glendale. Through Rain
 (. Hall, piolted big Studebaker six through rain and landed his fam ily here without getting out to help the car oyer the road. They will dodge the hot weather prevailing in Phoenix, their home.
 Went To Mine
 C. ]. JosIin, president of the Arlz- ona Mining Supply company, leit Wednesday for the Verde-Central mine at Jerome He was Occom- panied by Mrs. Joslin.
 Glendale Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. R. NJ. Lyle and fam ilv and Jacob Birkness of Glendale, will snend a month in the cool north country. They will make headquart- CTS in Prescott.
 From The Henrietta
 Will O'Brien and wife and Mrs. James O'Brien were in the city from the Henrietta mine yesterday. Returned Here
 Louis Schaeffer left Whipple Bar racks on a thirty day furlough to visit in his home town. New York City, After a pleasant trip and stay, during which he met several of the men formerly stationed al the barracks. he is glad to return in time to spend a really enjoyable spell of summer weather. He is confident that his boosting will bring several families to Prescott before next summer broils the east
 Wants To See Things. So impressed with Prescott and environs was Charles Dumphy, who resides at San Francisco, that he thought a car necessary to visit the entire district. He purchased Chev- lrolet from Pickerilrs Service station, and will spend thirty days more i'll just having a good time about Yav- apai county. He is visiting with K. H. Burmster, and others. He will make the return trip overland. Back Again
 Mir. and Mrs. r. E. Ross and chii- dren arrived yesterday from a trip which included California and Wash ington points. They visited in Seat tie. Everett and Spokane, Washing ton. On the homeward journey they stopped over a few days with the mother of Mir. Ross. She is spend ing the summer at Long Beach Cali fornia. They were absent from the city a month. From Clarkdale
 Mrs. A. w. Mckay and son Cor don. returned to Clarkdale today ait CT spending a week visiting Mrs. Fred Tuleff, the sister of Governor Camp bell.
 Remodeling Oscar Nelson is remodeling the home of Miss Louise Blount in Pine Crest.
 Sold And Gone
 Harry Dietz sold his Pine Crest home 10 J. s. Bethea of that suburb. Mir. Dietz left this week for Los An geles 10 reside. He was accompanied by his sister.
 Recovered
 F neSiI,,a ,ac recovered from sick