Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-07

 TO dOdging automobiles.
 Two in Chicago.
 A. J. Herndon, postmaster of Pres cott and F. A. McSwiggin, county recorder of Yavapai county are il Chicago, attending the Elk's Nation Ial Convention. They are i'll charge of the big float which is being pu on by Arizona North and whicf should be great advertisement foI Arizona.
 Liked Both Shows
 Mrs. R. 4. Stapleton, who has beer : over from Pasadena visiting her hus-
 band, hats returned home after seeing
 the big show. She says it was show
 worth coming miles 10 see. The only
 thing that suited her better was the
 klks' minstrel, and that was because | her husband was one of the stars in
 that
 Got Back for the Show.
 Mrs. A. c. Gilmore has returned from seven months trip to Los 1 Angeles. She stayed so long that her husband, Jersey" as he is call ed by his friends decided he would make a little trip over on the coast i himself, and he did. The result of the joint trip is that they are both back in Prescott in time to see the great Frontier Day show.
 Came Even Though Crippled
 Burr Mayer, with his leg in plas- ! ter cast, had his car driven to Pres colt 10 see the big Frontier Days
 show He brought along Mrs. Mayer
 and also his two sons, Joe and Nels. He was accompanied by his brother
 n-law, Thomas Thorpe. Mir. Thorpe said he could not keep Burr from coming. He was bound to see some of the wild west doings.
 Pleased with Climate
 Misses Blanche and Bettie Ryan are in the city from Northern Michi- gan to spend a few weeks. They say
 he climate is supreme and that if the Hassayampa water has charms tc keep them in the country they want l drink of it. They will visit the Pa cific coast in a few days and will come back to Arizona, for they are sure California cannot beat the cli- mate of Prescott.
 creasing years.
 Considerable anxiety is felt in the Walker and Poland fields over the intention of the Santa Fe to discon
 inue running a railroad out to Pc and if the state. corporation commis- | sion grants the permission. The min ITS feel that the future will amply | :epay the Santa Fe maintaining the -oad. The corporation commission | las both sides of the case and will lecide later. t-lz
 Ambitious Youth
 Mrs. Richard Hume went out to Clarence JacksoH's- ranch few days lgo, and had fine vacation from business worries. But, her small son iays he is not going to come back my more to stay. He has adopted Mir Jackson as his tutor to teach i'm how to throw the rope and wield he branding iron. This lad is plan ling on being a rich cattle king in he days to come, so he can take are of dad and "mom" in the fu ure. Some ambitious boy.
 Pleased With Climate
 C. C. Horner of. Chicago arrived i'll he city a day or two ago, on visit his wife and daughter, who have )een here for the past Is months. They have been here for the benefit If Miss Horner's health. and she was greatly improved till the flu came long. However, that is being passed )y, and she is again on the high road o recovery. Mir Horner is general brennan of the Monon route, running but of Chicago. He will be here for bout two months. He and the fam ] ly are well pleased with the climate. Wild West Visitor
 Mrs. L. w. Morris of Phoenix is m the city to see the wild west show. Visiting Home Folks IL
 T. Green and son Bob, are in the l city from Mayer for a short visit with the home folks. r Here From Land of Navajoes
 Ed. Cole is down from Coolleys in Navajo county, to see the Frontier days show. Mixing With Friends
 Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Davis are in the city from Phoenix. They are I well known III ;ie city ond are mix ng with friends at the fair grounds. r Seeing Show and Visiting
 Mrs. Ali Jones is in the city from ! Mayer, attending the big show. She s visiting he husbands parents while in the city. Returns to Barracks
 James H. Smith, who has been off on a furlough from Fort Whipple Or 10 days, returned yesterday to T ITS post. Here From Ohio
 Mrs. Ruth Ripple and son of ' Dover, Ohio, is visiting her sisters, O Mrs. K. Crozier of Prescott, and i,' Mrs. C. F.. Newton of Skull Valley. I' Visiting Mother II
 Mrs. B. J. McNichol and infant T [ laughter and Mrs. w. R. Ehle and | son of Phoenix, are visiting their mother, Mrs K Crozier. |, Seeing Them Buck" Johnny Elliott is in from Burton's T anch at Jerome Junction to spend f a he Fourth with friends. He is see M ng the boys Let 'em buck" " 1ere for Good Time ,, c. A. Young blew in from Phoenix 4; esterday to cool off and to have d IT, -ood time at the Frontier perform fl