Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17


 colt this week. From Iron Springs. MT and Mrs Taylor Hughes are making a short visit to Prescott : from Iron Springs. ]. Mayer Visitor.
 Marshall R. Stoddard, the Mayer rancher, made short business trip to the city yesterday.
 Cattleman Here.
 Fred Dugas, who owns large cat tie range IS miles southeast of May Ter. is a Prescott visitor.
 Here on Business.
 Haydee Lane was in the city yes terday on business from Jerome, greeting many friends while here. Visit in Jerome. Miss Marguerite Fox and Miss Winona Wilson were guests at Je- Irome yesterday of Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Mccarthy.
 District Manager Calls.
 R. R. Colby district manager of the Oldfield Tire company, with headquarters at San Francisco, paid a business visit to F. H. NcIlvaln, the Yavapai county agent. From Kirkland.
 Perry Ritter was in Prescott yes terday from Kirkland, greeting his Prescott friends and attending to lbusiness matters. Return From Coast.
 Mrs. o. w. Buchanan and family returned yesterday from San Fran Icisco, where they have been eJoying a visit of seven weeks with relatives. From Prescott Farms.
 Mrs. L. N. George and her mother were visitors to Prescott yesterday from Prescott Farms, where MT. George is principal of the school. Attend Bankers Conference.
 R. N. Fredericks and Morris Gold water, president and vice president of the Prescott State bank, left yes terday for Douglas, where they will attend a conference of the Arizona State Bankers association. Discuss School Matters.
 Mrs. Levi Jones of Date Creek was ill the city yesterday on shorT business trip. While here, Mrs. Jones visited the county school su- i perintendents office to discuss matters concerning Date Creek. ] Join Father Here. , The two young daughters of AL Der Pegain, who is now pharmacist for. the Brisley Drug company, yes terdav joined their father, from Tue son. Pegain has rented a cottage on ] 1Hrna he and his daughters will make their ihome.
 Will Visit Fair.
 Leaving Prescott this morning, MT and Mrs. o. H. Tucker will spend the weekend in Phoenix on we'll earned vacation, visiting the state fair. MT. Tucker says the American Express office, of which he IS man. lager, can do without him during that time
 Attends School Meeting.
 County Superintendent. of Schools Wv. Curtis Miller yesterday left for Phoenix to attend the school admin istration convention meeting in the Valley city, Friday and Saturday. On the way down, Superintendent Miller i will visit the schools at Canyon and elsewhere. and on the return trip those at Kirkland and other places Before leaving, he said he would be unable to attend the educauona! conference to be held next month at Sacramento, under the auspices of the United States bureau of education. Cattleman Here. Henry Ritter. the Kirkland cattle man, spent yesterday in the city on business.
 Here on Short Visit.
 Frank E. Smith, treasurer-elect, was in the city yesterday on a short business visit.
 Prescott Farms Visitor.
 E. A. Langdon of the Prescott Farms, made a short business trlF to the city yesterday.
 Leaves for Venezia.
 w. D. Doyle, who returned 10 Prescott a few days ago from Miami, left the city yesterday for Venezla. Here From Fair Oaks.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. DickersOn spent yesterday in Prescott from Fair Oaks, where Dickerson has a large orchard.
 Leaves on Hunt.
 County Assessor Charles E. Gen try today will leave with aparty of friends on a two-days hunting trip to Congress Junction.
 Make Hunting Trip.
 With his brother, Claude Bate, Tom Bate and his family today will leave on a hupting trip. The party will make the trip by automobile. Leave for Coast.
 Granted To-day leave to visit her lcoast. Miss Gladys Smith and Miss Walch, of Whipple Barracks, will leave today to visit Los Angeles and San Diego.
 To Visit Fair.
 Mrs. Ellis Tisdale, who teaches the third grade pupils at the Washington school, today will leave for Phoenix to visit the state fair. returning to Prescott Sunday.
 Return From Hike.
 Miss Kuhne and Miss Gladys Smith yesterday made an Smile hike in the vicinity of Prescott, visiting. as they said, a dead mine and a dead cemetery. They made an out-of- doors, athletic appearance upon their return.
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