Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-12

1 Major A. J. PickerelI, well knou7
 mining man, is in the city looking oyer the varied interests of himscl' .I and associates. His strong faith ir I the ultimate future of various district, in the county does not show any
 signs of Tagging. as he keeps his
 shoulder 10 the wheel He does not
 do much talking but puts his time in
 digging
 Folk Dance a Success
 Last night the regular Folk dancing i lession at the Y. W. (. A. Center
 was conducted under the leadership ! of Mrs. A. AE. Boss and Miss Mynnie l Cordes. There was goOdly attend
 auce and the keenest interest was 'z-ei
 tF-,--rs Day Hr1E-ar1
 The Y. . <. X. Jca,or is pre- n7-H. a program for Mothers DU
 |. be given next Sunday. Father. -c going t1 be welcomed to this event. The ama and the program w.I b. arrouccd i2:er
 Forest riau Here
 A.Is.aas District Forester tldC Leopold u. thc forest service is here
 from Albaquclouc lie wifi spcuc about ,#o weeks in the vicinity ou business in connection with the Pres colt national forest.
 Tn From Kirkland
 Airs. k. ". Forbes spent the day in the city yesterday from Kirkland doing shopping and visiting with few friends.
 Visiting Phoenix
 Nick Perkins was in the city from Williams yesterday. He was merel, stopping for short visit on his wa, to PhocniN. Good as New After Operation
 Mrs. Tex Kicker is out on thc streets again after an operation iron appendicitis. She is feeling as good as new. The Wrights Here
 Mir. and Mrs. Burrell Wright arr in the city from Mayer on business ?. o. Man to Stay at Post"
 Mrs. Roy HuddlestOn and two chi 'ren left for San Bernardino, Callt | yesterday for an extended visit anon" ~elatives. Roy is staying at hom: | to keep Uncle Sam's mail circulatin as usual. He says his mind Wi probably wander over on the coas with the folks, but he will stand pa at his post.
 Sweet on Grading Job
 !. P. Sweet, son-in-law of Georg' P. Harrington, well known in thl city. is to be the grade foreman the Southwestern Contracting com oanv on the street work here. Nj sweet has been engaged in mlnin engineering and drafting work Grown King for some time, as we $ on some special jobs i'll the Sal River valley, and is especially cir ,ient in this character of work. r : ,as obtained home and Mrs. Swe5 { will loin him in a few days and the ! will reside here during ms empio nene OF this position. Going to Visit Ohio rranio. Dorothy Johnson; Biondellc Davis Reese; Grumio, Jack Mills Curtis. Crystal Summers; a pedan Dorothy Martin; a tailor Walte'
 arnhart; haberdasher, Laura first servant, Helen Allen i econd servant, Earl Carter; thir ervant Harold Block; Katharin; Ielcn Born; Blanca, Evelyn Budd
 widow. Yvonne Morrison; frs Inez Poe; second brides maid, Esther Swartz; third brides maid. Esta Reddcn. There will D. ,nly three weeks in which to rehears' he play so the work on it will b' ather strenuous, for the leading Iarts.
 yrted strike of good shipping or s correct. The company is a ne' me and is drifting on the vein nea .e Gwa5fiEa ground. 7olloes Sold
 Mrs. John Edwards of Jerom rrct-5a must have had a hunch . O the valne the tubcrs would brln lis spring. ior sine brought Q loa ii fine souds ,o the city yesterday 5rs. Edwards says it is no troubh ! , l.e1 potatoes through the Winte n Jh.s climate.
 rsst Market Changes Hands
 Row D. Young has purchased th' neat market of Arthur Bischoff lEing possession this week. The / .w owner has been a cattle raiser 1T -avapai for many years and is wei 2 uallied to handle the business in manner that will be satisfactory to is patrons.
 From Fridays Dafy) Whitey" Goes East
 L. L. White and ]. Perry Walter '