Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
FOUR QUINTETS FORM
 LEAGUE DRIBBLERS

FLU K OOlN E l . FONIn
 LEAGUE DRIBBLERS (Continued from page onel I31. December will walk onto the calendar with the schedule fully laid out and tie league teams ready for a series of fast games. Plans discussed at the meting last night included an all-star league team, drawn from members of the league to compete with outside az gregations. This squad will be se- lected through elimination by a couple of expert pickers and will be trained down to its hardest by the league coaches.
 From Thumb Butte
 T. NJ. Sanders was a visitor to Prescott on business yesterday, coming in from the Thumb Butte district.
 Returns to East
 After a visit of about a month in Prescott with Mrs. Ryans, E. A.. Ryans, travelling auditor of the Amer jean Express company, has returned to his home at New Alvany, Ind. Mrs. Ryans lives on Garden street. Makes Coast Trip
 Santa Fe Superintendent H. C. Storey left Sunday for Los Angeles where he will remain several days .conferring with General Manager ]. R. Hitchcock in regard to the prep aration of the budgets for the com- ing year.
 Returns to Albuquerque
 District Forester F. C. w. Pooler, who has been in Prescott several days on a brief inspection trip, left the city Sunday to return to his headquarters in Albuquerque. He will stop off for a day or tive in Phoenix.
 Hunting Quintet Returns
 A party composed of Gordon Clark, Malcolm Barrett, Beverley Burke, Mike Hennessey and NJ. P. Mahoney returned Sunday from weeks hunt ing trip at Bouse The party sent in a lot of jackrabbits, but they report that there are still a good many quail left in the vicinity. Here to Teach
 Miss Elizabeth Marshall, of South Carolina and Virginia, has arrived in Prescott with her mother, and IS staying at the Home apartments. Miss Marshall is a specialist in the teaching of home economics, teaching other subjects as we'll She expects to be placed soon on the county teaching list.
 Meets Trains Here
 Mrs. P. A. Ballinger yesterday was at the Santa Fe station meeting the incoming trains for the purpose ot directing arrivals for Whipple to their destination. The Red Cross recep ton committee is carrying on splen- didly its work of seeing that arrivals for the post are not lost in the shut file when they reach Prescott. Returns to East
 Mrs. E. S. Griffith, mother-in-law of Ed A. Johnson of the Santa Fe ot- flee force, has returned to her home in Oronogo Mo-, after a visit ot about three months with MT. and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Griffith ex- pressed herself as liking Arizona, and Prescott, very much, and said that she may return here later. Takes Groom Creek School
 Miss Leslie Davis, whose sister. Miss Irene Davis, is now a member of the office force of the forest ser vice office here, left yesterday TOT Groom Creek, where she will take over the teaching of the school. Miss Davis is a lover of the outdoors, par ticularly of snow, and of walking which her new district at lords in plenty.
 Makes Prescott Stop
 Accompanied by Mrs. Collins, Thomas H. Collins, prominent Bos- ton businessman, is motoring from his eastern home to Pasadena, Calif., where his winter home is located. While en route, Collins spent a few days in Jerome and Prescott. Mir. Collins has interests in Jerome, and is one of the managing directors of the C. & A. company