Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-02
(From Fridays Daily)

From Pleasant Valley.
 E. B. Dolly was in the city yes tcrday from Pleasant valley.
 In From Humboldt. -
 Charles Morgan was visitor from Humboldt yesterday. He was in the city on a short business trip.
 Back From Jerome.
 Frank Brown, of Martindell, Horne and Company, returned yesterday from a short business trip to Jerome Health Improving.
 J. T. O'Brien, who has been seri- ously ill for the past two weeks is on the mend and expects to out soon. -4La 4SflH Hotel Change.
 Mrs. Lucy II. Bailey who has been connected with the Campo erde hotel has assumed the management of the Valley hotel there.
 Guest Of Dr. Finn.
 w. II. Luedde, who comes from St. Louis, Missouri, is in the city, guest Of Dr. John w. Finn. He is at the Yavapai Club.
 From Humboldt.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Coburn, resi- dents of Humboldt, were in the city yesterday. Both are golf enthusiasts and enjoy the links at the Hassayam- pa club.
 Visiting At Skull Valley.
 Mrs. Mary Edmunson left yesterday afternoon to make visit at the ]. Van Dickson ,ranchers few miles from the Skull Valley station of the Santa Fe.
 From Simmons.
 Sid Marks, who is in the city from the Fen Hildreth ranch near Sim mons, will return to the ranch today with C. I. Irby, the International Harvester expert, whose headquarters are at Phoenix.
 Visiting Folks, Kentucky.
 Walter Weiser, known to his friends as Bud Weiser, left yesterday after noon to make an extended visit with his parents and otther relatives back in the old county in Kentucky. He is expected to return to this section in the late fall.
 Visiting With Family.
 William Duke, a cotton rancher ot the Salt River Valley near Mesa, ar rived in Prescott yesterday. He will take a few days vacation with his family who have been spending the summer months here to escape the heat of the lower valley. From Iron Sprips.
 Guy C. Terhune, an eX-service man who has learned to appreciate the summer weather of Yavapai county was in the city yesterday from Iron Springs. He visited at the Red Cross Community House. He was one ot the contributors to the Vests Recall, when issued at Fort Whipple. Back To New York.
 Joseph Hedzima left yesterday for New York City to attend the we'd ding of his sister, and to make short visit with his parents and other relatives. He said that he IS sure to return as he has learned that there is no better place for all the year round enjoyment of out ot doors health than this community. Back From Canyon.
 Harold PickerilI returned yester- day from the Grand Canyon. Pick eril lsays that the hotel accommo- dations are so much in demand that reservations have to be made two days ahead. By reason of washouts and delays caused by the heavy rains, he said that the trip by railroad was one to be long remembered. Nurse Will Remain.
 Mrs. Ruby Lou Tillman, a Red Cross nurse who recently arrived in the city from St. Louis, and whese home is in Hannibal, Missouri, has been secured by the United States public health service hospital, Whip ! pie Barracks to attend at the eye, ear and nose clinic in that institu- ton. At Hildreth's Ranch.
 C. I. Irby. one of the International Harvester Company's experts. was in the city yesterday from the Fen Hildreth ranch near Simmons. Mir. 1 Irbv is engaged i'll putting in first ,lass shape the truck fleet, the binders, mowers and other farm machinery in cluding tractors. He will return to the ranch today. From Bouse. --
 A. Pease, a mining promoter and | dry land farmer from Bouse was in | the city yesterday. He has taken up much of the dry farming land in that vicinity. He told friends that Dal Lyman, better known as Sort" Lyman, one of the chefs of the carly | and better" days of Prescott, was the proprietor of the hotel at Bouse, was married and had "got religion"
 (From Saturdays daily) From Skull Valley.
 William Statts was visitor to the l ,ity from Skull Valley yesterday. Rance Rider Tn City,