Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22

Sweet, after an extended trip to
 southern California Mr. and Mrs
 Sweet will leave today for their
 home at Grown King.
 Here from Flagstaff
 Miss Florence E. Burris, who has just graduated from the state normal
 school at Flagstaff, is in Prescott as
 the guests of Mr. and Mrs A. s.
 Reed. Miss Burris will probably
 take a position as teacher in one of
 the Yavapai schools.
 Legion Official Arrives
 David Little, state adjutant for
 Arizona of the American Legion, ar
 rived here yesterday to inform him
 self in regard to Whipple Barracks
 and to accompany National Vice
 Commander Winslett on his Prescott
 trip.
 Returns to East
 Neil A. Twamsley, of Boston, Mass, who has been spending sev- eral days in Prescott, left last night for his eastern home, where he will spend the holidays with his mother. He states that he will return her about the first of the year.
 Returns from Los Angeles
 Miss Helen Born has returned from Los Angeles, where she has been studying dramatic art at the Egan School of Dramatics, the la nous southern California dramatic school She will spend the holidays in Prescott with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Born.
 Returns to the East
 Following a visit with her mother, Mrs, Louise B. Wetmore here, Mrs. Henri c. Theroux started for Chi cago and home. On Saturday Mrs. Wetmore and her daughter went to Ash Fork, where they had a short visit with their son and brother, Shirley H. Wetmore, who was pass ing through. Mrs. Theroux will visit in Fl Paso on her way east. Makes Humboldt Trip
 James Conway, well known citizen of Yavapai county, where he was formerly engaged in the banking business in Humboldt, is at present making a trip to his former home city to transact insurance business from his Phoenix office. He will return to Phoenix today. Here from Hot Springs
 Jock McLaren, the we'll known and popular golf instructor at Castle Hot Springs, arrived in Prescott Sunday, and will spend a few days in the city with his brother, Alec McLaren, who is here for the win ter Jock McLaren's friends hope to persuade him to remain oyer the Christmas holidays. May Make Alaska Trip
 Frank McKenna, we'll known here Boosts for Yavapai
 James Cox, who has been touring Arizona from his home at Wasta, s. D., left yesterday for Phoenix, after spending several days in Prescott. he spent last winter among the flowers and sunshine of south efn California, Cox says that he con siders the climate of Prescott and county superior to that Of the coast, and states that he will return here next week to remain for the winter. as prominent mining man and the former partner of Ralph Williams, has returned from an extended tour ing trip over California, during which he visited San Francisco, Los Angeles and other coast cities. About TWO years ago, McKenna was en- gagged in mining in Alaska, and he 'ays the lure of the north is exert ng its influence upon him. He is a return to his old Alaska stamping grounds. His friends here hope he will remain while at least before going. To Visit Phoenix
 w. A. Lawler, of the sheet metal workers, is planning to spend the ,hristmas holidays in Phoenix. )n the Sick List
 Fireman A. E. Adams is absent rom the shops for a few days on ccount of illness. accountant Here
 L. A. Todd, travelling accountant pr the coast lines, is in the city. Joking over the local accounts. 'eteran Back
 Pat Walsh, one oi the veteran em- loves of this road, has returned to le shops after being absent for a me on account of sickness. lake Phoenix Trip