Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-29
City Ne1Us In Brief
Motor Overland to Los Angeles.
(From Wednesdays DailyJ

Angeles Tn theiT Dodge touring car.
 Mir. Hines has been appointed by Gor- crhOr Campbell to represent the co. pred citizens of Arizona at the na- uonal convention CCnN ening in Lce
 Angeles Sept 2.
 While n Los Angeles, Mrs. Hines TIll visit the leading millinery stores Qi that city in order to inform her self of the newest styles in millinery. which she will place in her Prescott store. Mir. and Mrs. Hines expect tu be away about 10 days.
 Ladies' Aid to Meet.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Ma rina Street Methodist church will holC. a special business and social meeting at 2:30 o'clock today in the social hall of the church.
 To Hear Delegates Reports.
 The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Reports will b. received from the delegates to Asilo~ mar .j Paving Man Leaves.
 E. Power Conway, general manager pf Warren Brothers Paving Com pany, of Phoenix, left Prescott last night for Flagstaff. Mir. Conway was in this city yesterday on business cor nected with the Mt Vernon street paving contracts.
 Returning to Mayer
 . After a few days spent in this city. 4. L. Ferris, well-knoWn mining mar., returned last night to his home in Mayer.
 Senatorial Candidate
 Charles F. Burton of Ash Fork, re- publican candidate for the state sei,. ate, was i'll the city yesterday in coit- neStion with the meeting of the new county central committee. With hin, was his chief supporter, w. F. Glenn of that place. Clarkdale Visitor.
 K. K Duffy, a republican commi' teemaR of Clarkdale, was in the city yesterday representing a number ol the elected members of the council by proxies
 EI Paso Business Man. j.. F. Robertson, Fl PaSo manager l of the Ludlow Taylor Wire Company, | who arrived in Prescott last night re- ports business to be good all along the line Robertson is driving over | to Humboldt today and will return l this evening He is staying at thS St. | Michael
 Tire Man Here. {. Coming in from Jerome yesterday, j.. E. Nevins of the United States Tire | Company will De in the city fer two Sr three days. He expects to leave tsward the end of the week.
 (From Thursdays Daily) Disappointed Visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Golf of Mayer, who came in yesterday from Mayer to- hear Governor Cox speak, are re- turning home today. From Humboldt.
 A'AlrIand : Mrs. D. NJ. Reck, if Hum [ boldt,@ @are among the arriyals in Pres 1 tatt ,SsSttrday Mir Reck returned To | Humboldt last night, but Mrs. Beck will remain in the city several days, visiting with friends. At Jerome.
 A. s. Barnes of the New York Lie IaSMrahce Company is spending sev- tral days.in Jerome on business. Country Club Tea,
 MeSdames, F. s. Clark nd Neil C. [ ClSfk will act as .hostesses at the reg ulaf Saturday afternoon tea at the Alassapampa country club. The func ton starts. at o'clock. There will De card games.
 Smelter Superintendent Here.
 Tom Taylor, smelter superintendent of. the United Verde Copper Company, was in Prescott yesterday Taylor has been in the hospital at Jerome with rheumatism.
 Red Cross Community Holds Forth.
 A delightful time was had when ! number of Prescott people and group of men from Whipple Barracks met at tea at the Red Cross Com , munity House yesterday afternoon. These teas are a regular feature of the Community house, taking place every Wednesday afternoon, and are voted huge success by all who have attended them Delicious refreshments were served.
 Ladies Aid Meets.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Con- sregational church met yesterday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. G. F.. Duffner, 220 South Cortez street. Jerome Comes to Prescott.
 w. w. Rhodes. who has been !n Prescott several days in connection with the trial of Will (. Ross, says that nearly every one in Jerome, es- pecially the politicians, seems to have come to this city Among others he has met Roy Davidson, Mart Neunei, and R. K. Duffy in town. Two Blocks Ready for Concrete.
 Two blocks of the grading on Nit. Vernon are ready for the concrete base. Sand and gravel is piled up ready for the mixer, and the work of laying the base on this section of the street will be begun today. Mt Yer non street will soon look very very different than it did several days ago, when Judge McLane remarked thal the street was in a very degraded con- dition.
 Seeking Indian School Teacher.
 Dr. Joe J. Taylor, well-known sup erintendent and medical chief of the Indian school at Camp Verde, ar- rived i'll Prescott yesterday with Mrs. Taylor and ]. o. Barnd. Dr. Taylor is in Prescott for the purpose of find ing a teache for the school, and hc believes he will be successful. He states that the work at the Indian