Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-02
Veteran Improving.

Veteran Improving.
 Horace Chandler. who has been
 seriously i'll at Mercy Hospital ir this city, is reported by Mrs. Chand- Ter to be improving. At one time il
 was thought that his parents would
 be sent for on account of his ex-
 tremely critical condition.
 Mining Man In City.
 George P. Harrington, manager of the Philadelphia Mining Company
 was in the city from Crown King yesterday on business. MT. Herring
 ton was formerly with the "old" Nell
 son company for many years.
 Victory Medal Here. William H. Howard has been sent a victory medal in care Of George Nilsson. commander of the local Post io of the American Legion. He may secure the same by calling on Nils son at the LeRoy Anderson offices in the Prescott State Bank
 From Walnut Grove. 1 C. w. Carter of Walnut Grove was visitor to this city yesterday. He says that he is busy picking pears. and that by the time that crop is harvested that apples will be ready for the market. He reports that the recent hail storm cut to pieces the watermelon and pumpkin vines. be- sides doing considerable damage to his apples and pears.
 County Engineer Returns.
 F. A. Johnson, county engineer, returned to the city Thursday from Hillside to which place he went to view the damage done by the re- cent heavy rains to the highway and roads in that district. He then went to Jerome returning yesterday. Visited The City.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. C. Jones were in Prescott yesterday from Mayer. Back To Work.
 Jack Brooks, 132 North Marina street, has returned to his employ ment at the Biles-Loclthart company, after a few days of absence enforced by q slight illness.
 Moved Into Residence.
 Sam Fnsminger, son ill law of Dr. T. w. Finn, has moved into his new residence on North Willis street, hav- ing purchased one of the Shaw bun galows recently erected in that part of the city. Mir. Ensminger is in charge of the drug department at Whipple Barracks.
 From Sun Flower Flats. l Oliver Phippeny came to Prescott yesterday from Sun Flower flats. He reports that the Cottonwood hill on the Kirkland road has been washed down to bed rock. Tuesday nights rain washed out fence posts as well as portions of the roads, and the damage throughout the section was considerable.
 Had To Have Car.
 Art Davis, city councilman, who has been covering many of the city streets and most of the roads Of the corntv now that he is making the rare for the nomination of supervisor at the hands of the democrats ot th1s county, bought Studebaker special "six" from Charles c. Riebling' pro prietor of the South Montezuma street garage.
 To Grand Canyon.
 Mrs. A. s. Reed, of Phoenix. her son Levi, and nephew Alcott. lett tor the Grand Canyon yesterday. They expressed themselves as delighted with the weather during their stay here, extra clothing being requisition- ed to supplement what long SO iourn in the lower valleys had caused them to think would do. They promised to summer here next year in the Groom Creek district. Visiting Son.
 s. K. Fansler of Blythe, came to Prescott yesterday for the purpose of making a visit with his con- Il. c. Fansler of the music store. Mir Fansler is a cotton rancher of Bly, the. He is associated with Joe Pet tit well known to Prescott citizens, in the ownership and management ot a 65-acre plantation. He reports all crops doing well. but the weather which is one of the reasons for his visit to this city at this time.
 (From Sundays Daily) Visitor.
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