Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29

, resident of the Verde Valley, wa, = in the city yesterday on business.
 Skull Valley Visitor
 Walter Coughran, rancher from the Skull Valley district, was busi- ness visitor to Prescott yesterday Visit in Jerome
 Mir. and Mrs. (. s. Kessler, of
 Prescott, were visitors to Jerome during the fore part of this week.
 Walnut Visitor
 Wayne Thornburg, manager of
 the Three Links Cattle company at iWalnut Grove, was visitor 10 Prescott yesterday.
 Returns from Sycamore ..
 Deputy Forest Supervisor J. C. lMcNely has returned from Syca-
 more to spend the Christmas holi-
 days with his family here.
 From Skull Valley
 Bill Cooper, rancher from the
 Skull Valley district, spent yesterday
 in the city on business, greeting his
 Prescott friends while here. From Puntenney
 Walter Puntenney, well known lcattleman from Puntenney, has been
 visiting Prescott on business mat
 ter, and greeting many of his friends in the city. ,.--,
 More Tournaments?
 Now that the Prescott lodge No.
 330, B. P o. Elks, has received and installed in its lodge rooms in the Elks building fine new pool table, speculation is rife as 10 whether the local members will get up a little tournament and play it off on the lnew table.
 Here for Holidays
 1 Walter Bozart, who is engaged in the cattle business in the Camp Wood country, is in the city to spend the holidays here with his mother, Mrs. John Bozart. Visits Brother
 Miss Fay Heron, who has been visiting her brother, D. F. Heron, in Clarkdale, will go by motor to Globe with her brother to spend Christmas with their parents.
 Will Go East
 Miss Marguerite Fox, of Pine Crest, is planning 10 leave Prescott New Years day for a trip to Phila- delphia, where she will remain be- tween two and three months. Return to Valley t&
 Mrs. R. w. Forbes and Mrs. w. : M. Pike yesterday returned to Peoples Valley after a day spent in Prescott on q Christmas shopping trip. Mrs. Pike is a teacher in the Peoples Valley school. ] Returns from Valley
 Sheriff Warren c. Davis is back from trip to the valley, reporting things very quiet on the other side oi the mountains. He says there hasn't even been moonshiner ar rested over there for a week. Leaves for Coast
 Manuel Madrid, a well known resident of Prescott, where he has been for years engaged in the print ing business, left the city yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will join his family, with whom he will re- main on the coast for about two 
 To Rest a Year
 E. De Silva, former master me chanic here, has settled down in San Bernardino, bought a house and intends to rest there for a solid year.. according to word received by Charles Shaw. Mir. De Silva has been quite i'll and since leaving here has been in the Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles. il Groom Creek Visitor
 Mrs. Thomas Ryland, of Groom Creek, was a mid-week visitor to Prescott, attending the community house Christmas tea Wednesday af- ternoon. While here, Mrs. Ryland announced that Maurice l.. Tribby has won the beautiful embroidered tea set which caused everyone who [ SAW it here recently to take a chance ' on winning it.
 Makes Ash Fork Trip
 Master Mechanic Charles Raitt is ' making trip to Ash Fork on busi- :. ness for the road. To San Diego
 James Hill, of the shop force, left Prescott yesterday for San Diego, ( where he will spend the Christmas ' holidays with his family. \ Makes Mayer Trip - 4
 Superintendent H. C. Storey yes- T erday made a trip. to Mayer by motor car, on business for he road I Holidays in Winslow I
 Frank NJ. Kildare. chief clerk in he master mechanics office, is plan \ ling to spend the Christmas vaca- r ion in Winslow
 Returns to Work |.
 Ed Bryan, who was injured re- h ;ently when a piece of metal flew r nto his eye, and who has been laid ' ID at the hospital for some time ollowing the accident, yesterday re- | turned to his old place in the shops.