Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-06
City NeeUs In Brief
(From Wednesdays Daily) Poultry Judge Here.

Arizona State Fair. Mir Currier ha.
 the reputation of being an exper
 judge in contests of this kind.
 Ranchers Here on Business.
 Lawrence Wells and Barton
 Lebsch, two prominent ranchers from
 the Verde Valley, were in the city
 yesterday on business.
 Form Lodge at Flagstaff.
 Mrs. John L. Sumner, grand chief
 of the Pythian Sisters, and Mrs. T. H.
 Bate, grand junior of tha terganiza-
 ton, went to Flagstaff yesterday,
 where they will institute lodge of
 the Pythian Sisters. The lodge will
 be instituted tonight, Mrs. Sumner
 and Mrs. Bate returning to Prescott
 tomorrow.
 To Ride at Phoenix.
 Cheyenne Kaiser, winner of the
 worlds champion medal for broncho
 busting, is now riding in contests at
 Glendale. Cheyenne has written the
 Frontier Days Association for the medal, which he wished to exhibit at Phoenix. He is scheduled to ride al the fair down there.
 Visits Parents Here.
 Mrs. Jerry Danielson was in the city yesterday, coming over from Jerome to visit her father and mother, MT and Mrs. w. L. Richards MT. Rich ards is a member of the firm of Rich ard Brothers, the grocers. Mrs. Dan ielsen's husband is with the United Verde.
 Returns From Convention.
 E. s. Clark, who has been in Phoe- nix attending the republican conven- ton there, returned to Prescott yes terday.
 Leaves For Stanford.
 John H. Robinson, IT,, left Prescott | yesterday for Stanford University where he will finish his course. Daughter Will Join Parents.
 Mrs. E. S. Givens, daughter of MT and Mrs. F. DeSilva, left the city yes terday for San Bernardino, where hel fother, who has been ill for some time, is rapidly improving. Mrs. Civ ems expects to locate in the Califor- nia city.
 Granite Mountain Rancher.
 H. Roy. rancher from the Granite Mountain country, was in Prescott yesterday.
 To See Boxing Bouts.
 Mrs. Inez Mcdonnell, PtpnHnent republican contnitteewomsn of Yay- abai county, is in Jerome on business Returning this evening for the boxing b6uts to be staged at Whipple will bt HFs. Mcdonnell, MT and Mrs. H. w Is,ewis, Mt. and Mrs. Walter V. De Camp and Waiter Miller | Returns With Car. l
 Frank C. Murphy, manager here oi the Union Oil Company, returned 5esterday from a conference of Unioi Oil men at Phoenix. The result O. the conference is that Murphy came back with hew car. Ta Visit at Chicago.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lobell will leave to for Chicago 10 be gone about a month. Off For Swastika.
 Pete Jolly left yesterday for the Swastika mine, where 'he will agan be engaged in digging out rich silver {, orc. He was one of the original part ncrs of Frank Giroux, who tock ovei that property and put it on its feet. Sees Bright Future.
 |. N. Wombacher of Cherry was il the city yesterday on business. He l. . interested in mines in this vicinity ans saye that the future looks very brgh' ,ceing much activity. that line soon Limb From Literary Tree. tI
 F. H. Wilson, of Portland, Ore, ar rived in the city recently to visit hl' { wife, who is spending the summer town here for her health. Mr. Wh- son is q twig off the branch of notec literary family, and is not the slow I at mortal on earth in that line him elf, though he is engaged ln th' \ clothing business in Oregon. In Old Resident Returns.
 George Hammer, a well known for net resident and busiess man ot this F ,ity, arrived here yesterday after an ,bsence of two years. Hammer was :. n the general merchandise business } lere for over 20 years, until he left I iome years ago for California. He is ,nown to about all the residents oi l Prescott, old aud not so old, and is . leartily enjoying his visit here. He ' avs that the climate of the coast be- .omes monOtonous after while, and IT hat the Prescott climate, which al, h ords an agreeable seasonal change, V $ hard to beat Hammer is on his f, tay to McCabe, making the trip from D JOS Angeles by way, of Prescott. q