Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-18
From Camp Wood.

j Ray Hill was in yesterday from
 Camp Wood purchasing supplies. , From Humboldt.
 Walter Larremore came in from Humboldt yesterday on business. He l returns today. . From Flagstaff. Mercer Hemperley an attorney at law of Flagstaff, is in the. city on legal business.
 Miss Levy In Frisco.
 Miss Marguerite Levy has gone to San Francisco for a two weeks wis
 it with relatives. On Mining Business.
 r. w. Bower left yesterday for California on mining business and will be gone several days.
 In City.
 Mrs. Peter Mackin was in the city yesterday from Groom Creek. From Jerome.
 Gotlieb Fisher, proprietor Of a soft drink and amusement parlor of Je- rome was in the city yesterday.
 From Massicks.
 
 terday. He has been in Massicks at tending to some placer claims in that district.
 Mrs. Broaded Here. ! Mrs Monte Broaded and son Charlie, arrived from Long Beach and are visiting her brother, C. II. and Mrs. Hooker.
 In Jail.
 Charged with non-support of his children, A. Moline, is held in jail awaiting hearing before Justice Chas H. McI.ane.
 Back To Berkeley. Miss Esther Ross leaves today for Berkeley, California to re-enter school for the term which begins the fiji teenth of this month. She has been spending the summer vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Ross
 Visiting Parents.
 Mrs Milton Kelley, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Voightlander, is in. the city visiting her parents and ir&nds for the summer.
 To Phoenix On Business.
 Mrs. Lucy Kellogg of Florida, left yesterday for Phoenix on a few days business. She will return to Prescott for the rest of the summer. Walnut Grove Visitor.
 Charley Carter was in the city from | Walnut Grove He made the trip | in good time, despite fhe frequent | rains which washed the road in places | Mayor Hurries Home.
 Mayor Morris Goldwater returned | yesterday from mighty short so- journ in PhoeDiX Maybe the wealth CT there was salubrious and again, meybe it was not.
 Stay Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Harold came 10 this city overland from Colorado, arriving yesterday. They will remain a month before crossing any more deserts under summer suns. Enjoying Weather.
 Mrs. Gascaro ana children are ID from Phoenix visiting Mrs. N. Levy, sister of Mrs. Gascaro, for the rest of the summer They are enjoying the excellent weather in the city. Needs A Good Soaking.
 Manuel ContreraS was shopping yesterday in the city. He says Camp Wood section has had many showers hut needs a. general soaking for q few days to put lots of grass into the country. To Phoenix.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Pierce and chil- dren accompanied by Mrs. Payne, wife of the proprietor of the West , Side Milk depot, left yesterday via the Copper Basin road for PhoenlX. Wants Blood Transmission.
 Anyone who wants to give trans fusion of blood to aid patient at ( Fort Wfiipple will please call at Ward $ 6, at the Barracks and ask for J. r. Moore. The person giving the trans fusion must be non-tubercular. , Promoted To Globe.
 Mir. and AIrss. Burleigh Murphy a have moved to Globe to reside. MT. !. Murphy IS with the telephone com f Danv, and was transferred to that point. The change in jobs is re- yarded as q promotion, but not the climate. q Councilman Back. I
 Councilman A. l.. Smith has re- T turned from the east where he went I O inquire into the bond market, the motive being to ascertain how to ! pest realize on the bonds authorized or an extension of the water system e of the city. Will Pass Good Word Along.
 O. L. Rainey who has been in tae r at Fort Whipple left yester- U iav discharged from the post treat $ ,ent. He is much improved and r yives the climate credit for doing h much to assist the hospital care and reatment in getting him back on his U eet. He will pass the good word o long. p Delegate Returns. O George Nilsson returned yesterday rom the American Legion conven- ., ion held at Globe. He was one ot he delegates from the local post, and according to reports was material assistance in securing the convention ,f 1921 for this city. Accidental.
 A jury before Coroner McLane re- urned a verdict of accidental death fter considering the circumstances
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