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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-05
City NeoOs Tn Brief
(From Thursdays Daily1

(From Thursdays Daily)
 Mill Man Locates
 Jack Smith, a mill man from Cali fornia IS in the city. having come to locate in the Place to Live"
 To Visit Phoenix
 Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg and daugh- ter are going to Phoenix today for short visit among friends.
 To Visit Hillside
 Mrs. Peter Mackin 'of Groom Creek has gone to Hillside to visit her brother, Lon Bennett.
 Visiting Relatives
 Miss Mary Matley of Simmons is in the city visiting with the family of Angelo Matley.
 Driving Regular Fuller
 H. B. Brenton is handling the throttle on the big Mac truck haul ing ore out of Big Copper Creek these days. He says she is a regulIr "puller."
 Rebekah Visitors Returning
 Mrs. Anna Henry and Mrs E. R. Stauffer went to Tucson to attend the Rebekah Grand Lodge conven- ton. and on the return trip Mrs Henry stopped over in Phoenix to visit with friends. Mrs. Stauffer com ing on home on yesterdays train. Here on Honeymoon
 Maynard Driesbach and bride are in the city spending their honeymoon and incidentally visiting the groom's mother, Mrs. F. O. Driesbach. Nursing Sore Eye
 Frank Clancy is nursing a sore eye, which he says is the result of "sty," but he hopes to be able to drop the bandage in a day or two. He motored up from Phoenix yes terday, being connected with the state highway. and has recently been stationed at Globe. He is taking a rest and cooling off from the lower attitudes. Injured Boy Recovering
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Ritter and chil- dren are in the city from Kirkland, having brought the boy in for medi- cal attention. The young man was thrown from a horse some time ago and is recovering in nice shape, this being only a "check-up" trip on his condition. Nursing Broken Hand
 Fred A. Schemmer, who has been at work on the state highway in the capacity of blacksmith, is in the city having a badly injured hand treated 1 He was sharpening steel, and the blacksmith helper made a "miss-lick" and hit him in the back of the hand, | breaking the bones of the same. MT. Schemmer is the father of Mrs. Stan ley Day. Y. M. C. A. Man in Town
 w. H. Day. interstate secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A., covering Texas, New | Mexico and Arizona. arrived in the city yesterday. His headquarters are in Fl Paso, Texas. and he makes regular trips over his territory, visit ing Prescott occasionally. He IS the guest of MT. and Mrs. Paul Mosher MT. Mosher being the secretary Of the association in Prescott.
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WANTS TO DRINK IT

E. C. Davis came here a few day2 ego from Oklahoma to try the eli mate, mountain air and Hassayampa water for his health, says lie is doing fine just or the breezes from the pine clad hills, even though they arc [ little swift part of the day, but that if the Hassayampa water can make good on its boasted qualities, he just must have a sip or two of it.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-05
CFro1n FridaY's DailY.l

Verdeites iii City
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Back and Mrs. Mildred Fain are in the city from the Verde
 Visiting Mrs. Gardner
 Mrs. J. l. Gardner is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Fleetwood Bell, who is here for an extended visit Mrs. Bell is accompanied by her daughter. Enjoying Chautauqua
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Roberts are in the city from Fair Oaks to attend the Chautauqua. They are enjoying every bit of every session.
 Visitors From Simmons
 Mrs. Chas. Wallace and Mrs Frank Ehle are in the city from Simmons. They report blowing and getting ready for planting as under full headway.
 Surveyed Walker Mines
 w. H. F. Jack" ones has returned from a trip to Walker where he made a survey of some mining properties in that district.
 Fancy Report From Local Firm
 Chas. H. Dunning has recently completed an exhaustive report on some mining properties in the Ajo district He is assisted by w. H. F. Jones, who does the high grade colored map work and otherwise shows his artistic ability in that line Some high grade panoramic views are included, and were made by the Bate Studio. The complete report is work of art.
 Humboldters Here
 C. Karam, a merchant of Humboldt was in the city yesterday, accom- panied by his wife. They drove back in their car last night
 Did He Build Fences
 Hon. P. w. O'Sullivan has returned from handling the Bar association examinations in Phoenix. He, no doubt, looked after some political business connected with his new job while down there, but he is not say ing any thing, "just sawin' wood" The "Flu" Flew Away
 Mrs. Tom Marmont, who has been in bed for two weeks from an attack of the flu" is back on her job in the B. B. company store. She says she sure is glad that the flu" family flew.
 Family Reunion
 Fred McMahon of Ash Fork is in the city visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Tom McMahon. Incidentally this is a sort of family reunion as this visit is coming co-jointly with that of Leo, who came over from California to get few whiffs of Ari- zona mountain air to recuperate his system after "flue" attack. Had Two Reasons to Come
 Mrs. George P Harrington is spending the week in the city. She had two very enjoyable missions to perform, firstly to have her teeth fixed by the dentist; this is mentioned first for it is best over with sooner. Secondly. to take in the Chautauqua. She says it is a pity for any one to miss this splendid educational treat. Looking For Hauling
 B. B. Bardwell leaves this morn ing for Blythe. California, via Con- gress Junction. Wickenburg and
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-05
CFror Saturdays Daily)

Tn From Rancho
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Young are in the
 city for the week end, from theii
 ranch home in Williamson valley.
 To Phoenix on Business
 Joe Alderman left yesterday for ! Phoenix on business, to be gone for 1 several days.
 Going to Los Angeles
 Mrs. Clare Kestler RiChey returned yesterday to Los Angeles, California, her present home, after spending a
 few days in Prescott with old time friends.
 Visiting Grace
 T. J. Sparkes. one of the veteran mine operators of Yavapai county, IS in the city visiting lis daughter, Grace. who is the secretary oi the
 Chamber of Commerce.
 Young Levy at Home
 David N Levy, who has been at tending school at Leland Stanford university in California, has returned to be with his father who is i'll. He will return in the fall to college and pursue his education.
 Mayer Shoppers
 Mrs. w. w. Vaughn of Mayer was in the city yesterday on shopping tour. She was accompanied by Mrs. w. Dinsmore who was similarly oc- cupied
 Met Her Parents
 Mrs. L. C. Hinzman of Groom Creek was in the city yesterday te meet her parents who are here on visit from West Virginia. They will spend some time in the delightful Groom Creek climate.
 Long Trip to Visit
 Mrs. David Brock and her daugh- ter, Mrs. Wm. Montgomery, arrived in the city yesterday from Pittsburg, Pa, to visit another daughter of Mrs. Brock, namely. Miss Sarah Coleman Brock of Pine Crest. Prescott Lady Leads Race
 In the state campaign for more readers, the Pathfinder at Phoenix offered a big prize for the lady who would get the most new subscribers Mrs. E. R. Stauffer of Prescott isi now at the head of the list and work 1 ing hard 10 maintain that lead. Visiting Friends
 Mrs. George Ainsworth of Walnut Creek is visiting friends ill the city. To Visit Mother
 Miss Blanche Yaeger of Walnut Creek is on the way to visit her mother at Bisbee, Arizona. She has been teaching the school at tl:at point, but the session has ended. Get That $500 Free
 High school graduates who wish 1 to win the $500 free scholarship | should be on hand at the county school superintendent's office at the county court house at 9 o'clock sharp this morning. Hard Rock Miner Back
 Frank George has just returned , from a trip to California and will To- cate here. He has been following the business of a hard rock miner. He! IS accompanied by his wife, who is daughter of Frank Whitesitt. Mrs. Whitesitt Improving
 Word has been received from Idaho from Mrs. Frank Whitesitt to l the effect that her health has i'm proved so greatly in the past few weeks that she has been there that she is practically well. She was sui fering from a nervous breakdown. New Home
 Fl. w. McKean has about finished q fine new home, and is now haVlnB the E. L. Nj. Engineering company install Thomas Day electric lighting fixtures.
 Frisco Interested
 w. B. Blaylock, back from San Francisco on mining business, says the people of that-city are showing great interest in many Arizona prop critics.
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Wenden. He drove over from his home at Long Beach, California. in two days, arriving here yesterday. He IS on the lookout for all opportunity to do truck freighting and may be back in the near future to locate
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-05
BIG CROP SHIPMENTS

NOGALES, May Five cars of tomatoes. valued at $500 a car, and II cars of sugar, valued at $19.50 a sack, were admitted at this port to-
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-Five passenger touring car; if stripped would make an excellent truck. A real bargain if taken at once. Box 569 Journla- Miner.
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day It is expected that unusually heavy shipments of both commodities will pass through here next week.
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For quick and artistic job work, the Tournal-Miner is the place **
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LICENSED TO WED

Julio Munoz and Leona Acosta re- ceived a marriage license at the clerks office yesterday.
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time business men of the Congres.
 section, and located in that tow when the famous gold mine was
 making her record for the production
 of the yellow metal, is in the city or
 business.
 Fighting Disease
 Aaron II. Powers, secretary of the state board of health, passed through the city yesterday on his way to Je. rome on official business. He says the state board is doing a great work and that the public is putting its shoulder to the wheel in great shape
 assist in the work ot stamping on diseases of various kinds. Dr. Jenkins Going to Jerome The Rev. J. Redwood Jenkins the Episcopal church of the state with headquarters in Phoenix. passed through the city yesterday on hi. way to Jerome, where he goes in con nection with his church work. Taking Advantage of Rates
 Mrs. F. s. Clark left yesterday fo Los Angeles, where she will spenc a couple of weeks. She took advan tage cf the special summer rates O one and one-third fares for the rounC trip, with Is day return ticket. Camp Verde Visitor
 Alvin Tomplins, a senior in tn, Camp Verde high school, was in tn, city yesterday to take the eXamina ton for state university scholar ship. Professor Kenwell, the princi pal of the school, accompanied hin- and spent Saturday afternoon wit messing the baseball game betweer Prescott and Clarkdale high schools Prescott Girl Dead
 Grace Tregarther, daughter of MT and Mrs. J. L. Tregarther of this city, died in Lomita, California, early this week Many friends of this popular sixteen year old young woman will sincerely regret to learl of her death. Mir. Tregarther is al engineer.
 The Donstons to Reside Here
 Mrs. |. c. Donston and daughte' i Of San Francisco are in the city, Mrs | Donston formerly resided in Pres l colt and is being warmly welcomed i by many friends. She is the wife o the disbursing officer at Fort Whip | pie, who is now making his home ii Prescott.
 Grading Teams in the City 4E
 MT. Ott of Phoenix has arrived with % heavy draft animals for tn street grading work in Prescott. He has quartered his teams at pr. J. W Osburn's o. K. stables. The horses and mules were shipped in by rail in preference to driving them over land.
 Located For Sons Health
 Mir. and Mrs. w. R. Barnes O Memphis, Tenn, have been visitin' their son, Sergeant Barnes, at For .hipple, and now Mrs. Barnes ha decided to stay in Prescott with he son that he is discharged, so that h may have the benefit of this eXcellen climate. MT. Barnes, Sr, left yes terday for California, where he WI! be with the Edison company.
 (From Wednesdays Dally) Copper Man in Town
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of Yavapai County, State of Arizona.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
GREENBRIER.

Mrs. G. l.. Smith and children of Conway are visiting relatives here.
 Miss Dollie Tucker has returned home after having assisted in a sue cessful term of school at Guy.
 Prof. J. C. Gray and wife returned to Lake Village Friday, where Prof Gray will resume his school work The school was dismissed on account of the flu. Rev. I. J. Williams and family of Springfield visited relatives here Sun day.
 Misses Louise Parks and Lill Kirby attended the funeral of Mary Blessing at McNew's Chapel Friday. Singing was well attended Sunday | Visitors were too numerous to men tion. Come again.
 Matte Estep is suffering from ar attack of pneumonia.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arvie Blythe visited relatives here Sunday.
 Rev. J. O. Cantrell is still confined to his bed, having been i'll several days
 Boss Mabry was laid to rest in the Thorn cemetery Friday afternoon He had been in i'll health for some time. He leaves four sons and many relatives and friends. He was mem Der of the W. o. W.
 Rev. E. F. Simmons will fill an ap- pointment at the Baptist church Sun day night.
 T. L. Waddle and family of Conway spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs. Drew Glover
 March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
HOLLAND.

Rev. Kelly preached an interestinp sermon at the Methodist church Sun. day.
 Jim Thomas of Van Buren county was here Monday.
 Misses Ollie Mae and Myrtle Mid dleton left Monday to return to their school work.
 Misses Marguerite Mcdonald, Mona Shaw and Tressie and Jimmie Elem ing took the teachers examination last week.
 We have been asked to correct the mistake in last weeks items. It was $2,5o0 B. E. Butler paid for W. T McDonald's place instead of $25,000 Dr. Mcdonald has bought the place back.
 Arthur Land of Mulberry is here or business.
 Nj. E. Clements received message Monday that his brothers wife, Mrs Elmer Clement swas dead. All of the relatives of this place will attend the funeral at Mt Olive.
 Mrs. Melvlna Trump is very sick
 J. w. Duran lost fine horse las Sunday.
 The young folks enjoyed an enter tainment at T. H. Shaw's last week.
 Miss Grace Newberry, who has beer in school here this term, went hom, sick with the flu.
 We have good singing here now every Sunday, Evtrybody invited tt attend. March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
GET READY
 FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your System Purified and Free From Colds by Taking Calotabs, the Nausealess Calomel Tablets, that are De-
 ightful, Safe and
 Sure.

Physicians and Druggists are advis- ing their friends to keep their systems purified and their organs in perfect working order as protection against the return of influenza. They know that clogged up system and a lazy liver favor colds, influenza and serious complications.
 To cut short a cold overnight and to prevent serious complications take one Calotab at bedtime with a swallow of water-that s all. No salts, no nausea, no griping, no sickening after effects. Next morning your cold has vanished, your liver is active, your system is puri lied and refreshed and you are feeling fine with hearty appetite for break 1ast Eat what you please-no danger.
 Calotabs are sold only in original sealed packages, price thirty,fve cents. Every druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are not perfectly s"lighted with Calotabs.-(Adv.)
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
SPRINGHILI

Rev Walter Day preached here Saturday night and Sunday.
 Charlie Robinson and wife of Needs Creek visited her mother, Mrs. Joe Abrams. Saturday.
 Saturday Rommie Brannon started to Conway with bale of cotton in seed, and on the way came to mud hole which caused his cotton to unload on the ground. Hurrah for our road oyerseer and Judge Lea.
 Bert Tilley and family of Conway visited at his fathers, J. B. Tilley Sunday. We were very sorry to hear of the death of Miss Mary Blessing o1 l Bailey Chapel. Misses Merle Nixon Della Elliott and Lee Hoggard of thi: place attended the funeral
 The "fu" and humps are in oul community.
 Rev. Simmons will preach here nex Sunday night.
 Singing was well attended Sunday Everybody come out next singing ev ening and let's have some fine sing ] ing.
 March 23.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
HANNA.

The farmers are getting pretty bad 1y behind with their work.
 Dr. H. B. Hardy is having some i'm. provement done on his place.
 Mrs. Jean Winters was scalded very badly while washing dishes last week.
 J. c. Selby, L. c. Winters and W V. Thomas made business trip to Conway Friday.
 There has been considerable scare about mad dogs in this section.
 Misses Daisy Thompson and Maud Venable went to Greenbrier Saturday elan Winters is having a new Aouse put up at this writing.
 Miss Mary Blessing was laid to rest at the McNew cemetery Friday. She was a good girl and was loved by all who knew her The bereaved have ou1 sympathy.
 Miss Flora Johnson and Arthur Glover were married Sunday evening by Esq. McNew.
 March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
SIXTEENTH SECTION.

Health is very good at this writing
 We are sorry to learn of the death of o. P Marshal, March 19. He was laid to rest in the Sixteenth Section cemetery Sunday. He leaves widow three sons and two daughters.
 Mr. Johnson of Vilonia is working for Arthur Pool this year.
 Jim Austin will leave Monday to gc work for MT. Webb.
 Mrs. Dollie Poal will leave Satur day for Fort Worth, Tex, to visit hel son.
 Misses Anice and Lorene Fiddlar ot Woodrow visited their uncle, T. W Russell, Thursday Dellma and Hollis Gunter of Center Point visited at o. P. Gunter's Sunday
 Rev. Carter preached for us Satur day night and Sunday.
 March 23.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
UNION GROVE.

Rev. Oliver Cantrell failed to fill his regular appointment here Sunday.
 Sunday School was we'll attended Sunday and quite an interest was talk en in the lesson
 Mrs. Womack visited Mrs. Ethel McNew Sunday.
 There seem sto be quite lot of flu around us but none in our community as yet.
 Our community was made sad on account of the death of Miss Mary Blessing. She was buried here in the McNew Chapel cemetery last Friday The bereaved have our sympathy
 Two of our young people, Arthur Glover and Miss Flora Johnson, were married Sunday, Esq. McNew offic.- ating.
 Otis Qualls was buried here Mon day He leaves a mother and two sis ters and host of friends to mourn his untimely death, but the young are taken as well as the old
 Cleet Womack went to Greenbrier Sunday to see his best girl, and re- ports fine road out that way.
 March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
BINDERS.

Quite a lot of excitement has been aroused in our neighborhood by the appearance of mad dogs. Several dogs have been bitten. J. H. Martin g dog developed rabies and has beer 1 killed.
 Mr. and Mrs, H. F. Mercer of near Grammar visited MT and Mrs. Wm McAnless Sunday.
 Mrs. Ira Clark and son, Emil, made business trip to Mt. Vernon last Thursday. They were accompanied home by Miss Amy Clark, who had spent several weeks with her sister Mrs. E. E. Jones.
 The stork visited at the home of Mir and Mrs. Andrew Johnson on March r, and left a fine boy.
 Mrs. Lila Jones and children of Union Valley were guests of Mrs. Jones' father, J. H. Martin Sunday.
 Misses May and Helen Clark spent the week end with their sister, Miss Octavia Clark at Rosebud.
 Profs. J. W. and R. NJ. Tubbs at tended the teachers meeting at Con- way Saturday
 Misses Ollie and Mary Evans spent several days last week with relatives near New Hope.
 C. D. Wilson, who has been ill at his home near Fair View since New Years. was able to visit friends here Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh A. Moore have returned from Conway to their home here.
 Dannie Livingston, who was wound ed last week by the accidental dis charge of a gun is recovering nicely
 MT. and Mrs. Randall Perry of near Holland visited relatives and freinds here Saturday and Sunday.
 The many friends of Mrs. Lizzie Qualls were very much grieved to hear of the death of her son, Otis, who died of pneumonia following influenza We extend sympathy to the bereaved mother and sisters.
 March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
REEVES SCHOOL HOUSE.

The Sunday school and church was vell attended Sunday.
 Miss Nora Watkins, who underwent an operation last week, is improving nicely.
 Lewis Dickens, who underwent an operation at Little Rock, was able to return home Sunday.
 Whooping cough is still raging here. Quite a crowd went to the tunnel kodaking Sunday.
 Mrs. T. B. Adams and Mrs. Clar- ance Adams of Stringtown visited Mrs. Jason Wilson Saturday.
 School will close here Friday, April 2. We will have an exhibition that night. Everybody is invited to come. March 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
CENTERVILLE.

Arthur Glover and Miss Flora John son surprised their many friends by going to Justice R. H. McNews Sun. day and getting married We wish them success through life.
 Sunday school was we'll attended
 Rev. Cantrell failed to fill his ap- pointment here Sunday.
 Otis Qualls, who died of Pneumonia at Conway, was buried here Monday afternoon
 B. E. Goodrich and wife have moved back from Little Rock to make a crop on Rev. Herring's farm.
 Miss Tressie Johnson visited at Greenbrier Saturday.
 March 23.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
SHADY GROVE.

The people of this vicinity are showing their appreciation for the fine spring days we are having by spending their time in the fields.
 The "fu" seems to be at it's highest ebb at this time. The list is as fol- lows: Mrs. Dan Taylor and little daughter, Fannie, Mrs. Ebert Hall man, Jada Dawson, Wilma Davis, Sam Watson, John Pollard and o. E. Steele and entire family.
 S. A. Castleberry is confined to his bed with rheumatism.
 Mrs. John Pollard and Mrs. D. J Hallman were in Conway Saturday shopping.
 II. L. Autrey and J. E. Hallman at tended the teachers meeting at Con- way Saturday.
 George Tanner of Guy and Marion B'cClaren of Springfield were here enc day last week on business.
 Mrs. Bonnie Shelby of Conway spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs Hardy.
 Louis Browning and Dewey Hiett of Pleasant Valley attended the box SUD- per here Friday night.
 The supper here Friday night was we'll attended. The proceeds amount cd to $32. Miss Ada Hardy received Che box of candy for being the pret- eiest girl present.
 March g.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
REPUBLICAN.

The flu is still holding on in this neighborhood
 Singing was well attended here Sunday.
 W. C. Ward of Holland visited rel atives here Sunday.
 Mrs. T. c. Miller of Conway visited Mrs. S. J. Acre Sunday.
 Mrs. J. S. Acre will soon have her house completed.
 Albert Palmer is the owner of a new Ford.
 l.. W. Acre of Guy was here Satur- day looking for a work horse.
 Several are talking about planting corn next week Mir. Farmer. be sure so plant plenty of corn to insure feed Tor next year, for corn is a good thing for farmer to have.
 March 23.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-03-25
JONES CHAPEL. (Colored)

C. Mccoy and wife are the proud parents of a girl, born last Tuesday
 Mrs. T. Cornette returned from the river last Saturday where she visited the family of J. s. Grisca.
 Mrs. W. B. Harrison and family of Caney moved on the Johnson Fur place at Pleasant Grove last week.
 Mrs. M. W. Cowans visited rela- tives in Conway last week.
 c. L. Lyons went to Conway last Saturday.
 Rev. s. H. Hardiman of Plumer- vile preached at the chapel last Sun- day.
 Ms. Vim. Stewart of Pleasant Grove attended the teachers examination last week.
 Mrs. Mariah Bailey is spending some time with R. Kimble and family.
 Mrs. Lyons and Mrs, Dozier visited Elder T. W. Chism at Plumerville last Tuesday and report him as be- ing poorly yet.
 Rev. l. Helton went to North Lit tie Rock Saturday, where he preach ed Sunday.
 Not even houses of worship are ex- empt from the thief as was shown when Peters Chapel, C. M. E. church, and the Holiness church here were both recently robbed of the chairs used in their rostrums.
 Farmers around here are taking ad-