Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-10
Here for Few Days.


 Returns from Visit.
 Mrs. Charles AI. Weidler yester- day returned to her home in Prescott after a three months visit in Utah and Idaho.
 Returns from Coast.
 W. A. Drake, general manager here of the Santa 7e railroad yester- day returned from months vaca- ton in California.
 Returns to Farms.
 LeRoy Roberts and Louis Rris- bane yesterday returned to the Pres colt Farms after spending q part of the day in Prescott. Here on Business.
 K. Ainsworth, of Camp Wood, known as the Cabbage King of that vicinity. was i'll the city yesterday with a load of the product that has won him that title. Make Motor Trip.
 A. Stock. who motored over to Prescott with his family from Kirk land Friday, to attend to business matters here yesterday, last night drove back to their home. Motor to City.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. L. Gilbert yester- day drove in to Prescott from Hum boldt, spending the day here on busi- ness and greeting friends. Visits Mother Here.
 NJ. s. Hummer IS in the city from his home in Florence. He is visit ing his mother and other relatives in the city, and greeting old friends. Mayer VisitcI
 Judge NJ. T. Knapp, who was in Prescott yesterday from Mayer, last night was entertained by the Elks Lodge with various rites of initia- ton.
 Buys Drug Store.
 Thomas Thorpe and Bob Golf were in Prescott yesterday from Mayer. Thorpe has purchased the Owl Drug company in Mayer from Golf
 Here.
 Miss Mollie Weshner, is the guest lere of Mir. and Mrs. WI A. David son. Miss Weshner is from Haynes, where she has been teaching the school. Here.
 Miss Frances Guernsbacker, of he Prescott Farms, is spending the weekend in Prescott. Miss Guerns packer is a teacher at the Farms school. Mining Man Here.
 Manager Shanafelt. of the Malapai mining company, whose property is coated in the Zonia district, IS i'll he city for few days attending to business matters. To Visit Daughter.
 Mrs. Nellie Cahill today will leave or Phoenix, to enjoy the State 7air and to visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Baker. Mrs. Cahill will eturn after the Fair. Visit Brother Here.
 r. L. Davis, a former resident oi Prescott, and now Santa Fe em- ,loyee at Needles, is in the city wis | ting his brother, George Davis. He will remain for about 10 days. Leave for Navajo.
 Mrs. Eli s. Perkins arrived in Prescott yesterday afternoon from Congress Junction on her way to Teber. in Navajo county, to attend i he marriage there of her sister. Making State Tour.
 ]. D. Murphy and w. J. Reardon yesterday passed through Prescott | rom San Francisco on a tour of the country. They will complete their our of Arizona before going east. Motor to Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. James r. Young pent yesterday in Prescott, motor ng in. from the Meadows ranch They will shortly be on their way to ! Phoenix continuing their motor trip. | Hold Jollification.
 The local Masons last night held a at which they entertain d the visiting members from Clark Lale. The initiation of some new members formed a part of the pro gram.
 Leaves for Coast.
 Ray Taylor, formerly employed Dy | -ulius Jacoby, is on his way to Chino, California, one of the large enters of the beet sugar refining business, where he will engage in business.
 Teacher Visits Here.
 Mrs. Ernestine Nash, who imparts instruction to the pupils of the Mint 1allev school, is in the city spending he weekend with her mother, Mrs. .und, and her mother-in-law, Mrs. 3. Nash.
 Mining Man Here.
 Visiting Prescott from the Poca- lontas mine, whose properties are coated near Mayer, w. H. Skinner -esterdav was in town for the pur- ,ose of buying supplies for the Poco- lontas camp. ! leave for Fair.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Stanton yes erday passed through Prescott from i Dewey. where Stanton is manager If q mercantile business, on their yav to Phoenix, where they will | ,isit the State Fair. Leave for Phoenix.
 Mrs. P. V. D. Neff today will leave or Phoenix. where she will visit her parents. and view the exhibits at the State Fair. Uoon the closing of the Fair, Mrs. Neff will return to Pres
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