Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-03
Mining Business Here.


 |, Williamson Valley, and will visi
 friends while in the city.
 Here for Winter.
 Miss Maud Staley, of Tempe, ar
 rived yesterday in the Mile Higf
 City where she will spend the win.
 ter with her aunt, Mrs. Doc Rae. mond.
 Business Visitor.
 ! Charles F. Stemmer yesterday was Ia business visitor to the city from Cottonwood.
 Or Legal Business. l C. (. Norton, the prominent ter tome attorney, was in Prescott yes iterG y on legal business.
 Returns from Phoenix.
 Ed Meek, of the Verde Hot Springs Co.,, has returned from a short business trip to Phoenix Here to Speak.
 Accompanied by Mrs Ashurst, Senator Henry Ashurst last night arrived in Prescott, speaking at the democratic rally at the Elks Theater. They will leave today.
 May Return Home. Mrs. J. B. Tomlinson, who has been in the city visiting, plans to return today to her home in Venezia. Says Goodbye"
 Leaving yesterday for the Meany land Williams mine in the Venezia district, Kenneth Corson told his friends goodbye till spring" Here on Business.
 Mrs. Martha WI Lee, of Kirkland, lis in the city giving her attention to some business affairs.
 (From Thursdays Daily) Buys Supplies.
 A. A Bradbury was in Prescott from the Walker district yesterday buying supplies for the winter. Leaves to Hunt.
 Captain R. J. Malone, of Whipple Barracks, left last night for a hunt ing trip to the Grand Canyon. Cap. tain Malone is going after bear, and expects to return with a handsome bear-skin for his residence at the | Post.
 Visits Children Here.
 Mrs. Peter Maekin, of Groom Creek, was in Prescotft yesterday visiting her mother and her two children, who are taking high school i courses at St. Joseph's academy. The younger Mackin children are at the Groom Greek school Here from Coast.
 Mr and Mrs. R. w, Silverthorne sf Los Angeles, are in the Mile High City, where they plan to spend siSft while in visiting Made Last Touchdown.
 In a letter received yesterday by Mrs. o. H. Tucker from her son Orville, who is at Stanford univer- 'ity, Orville says he went over to zee the recent gridiron struggle be- ween Stanford and Santa Clara col ege. The last touchdown in the game was made by David Levy, Vho- is playing once more. Dave avs in, letter to his mother, Mrs. Anna Levy, that his shoulder. which vas severely hurt in a recent game, s much better. Returns to Coast. 1t Frank Gillelen, member of Olm- tead and Gillelen, consulting -en- gineers, returned yesterday to Los Angeles. Gillelen was suppoenaed Iere in the suit recently brought !, gainst the sale of the Yavapai coun- y highway bonds. JC-4 Man Here. Jack Bates, superintendent of the department of the JC-4 silver mine, is in the city for
 load of supplies, yisits Friends Here. q Mrs. Tom Ryland, of Groom | ,reek, was ill the city yesterday vis- , ing her friends here. Mir Ryland } taking a course of vocational Il york in the forest service at the s ,reek ranger station. 4 .eturns from Phoenix.
 Richard Kingdom returned yester- l( ay from an extended business trip O 3 Phoenix. d Iers on Business. V F O. Stice was in the city yester- ay representing the Pacific Pipe | nd Supply company, and carried off 5 n order from the Arizona Mine s upply company Stice is well nown among business men here IT aving made this territory for 5 or e years. He says he has done busi- H ess SO long in Prescott that it eelns like home to him. He will "