Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-23
Boys Going Home

Boys Going Home
 w. J. Hanlon left yesterday fol New York and was accompanied b, Harry Krane, who is on his way tc Joliet, III. These boys have been a Fort Whipp1e for while and are go. ing home after long time in Uncle Sam's service.
 Unique Musicale Planned
 Rev. Hart is drilling B children's voices for unique musical entertain ment for Friday evening at 7:45. The children range from 0 to l4 years oi age, and the varieties of music are as varied as the ages of the children. Will Spread the News
 Earl C. Butler of Whipple Barracks left last night for Maiden, Mass. Dur ing his stay in Arizona he learned what a splendid climate this inter- mountain country possesses, and will spread the news wherever he goes. Called Away By Wife's Illness
 E. L. Gibson has gone to Needles to visit his wife, who is reported il at that place NIT. Gibson was em- ployed at the camp of the Jerome Prescott Mining company in Copper Basin as hoisting engineer.
 Mayer Visitor
 Con Johnson of Mayer is in the city for brief visit.
 Lumber King Here
 w, A. Frazer, the lumber king of Mayer, is in the city on business. To Locate in Los Angeles
 Loie Gamarra, who sold the Rapid Transfer business to Johnny Merritt. left last night for Los Angeles via Phoenix. He says he will locate in the coast metropolis.
 Empire Coming Back
 Al Woodson is in the city from the Empire mine. He reports the camp in good shape and that future ac- tivity will bring that property back into deserved prominence. Says Go Black Canyon
 NJ. P. Carrow says the Black Can lyon road to Phoenix is the best He is here representing the Gardner Mo- tor Car company of Phoenix, and drove up in his car.
 Crown King Visitors
 George P. Harrington, accompa- nied by his daughter, Mrs. J. P. Sweet came down from Grown King on last nights train He reports much ac- tivity in that section. After the Plum
 Mulford Winsor, candidate for gov ernor of Arizona, left yesterday aft ernoon for the south. He is going to have the nomination for governor if it is possible, and then he says he is going to be elected.
 Sweet Running Mill.
 J. P. Sweet formerly located at Crown King, has gone to PaImdale, California to take charge of a gra- phide mill there. He is an expert millman,. and reports that he has a good chance to make a success of the enterprise. Mrs. Sweet, formerly Miss Helen Harrington, left yester- day to join her husband at Palm dale.
 Engineer on Business. C. V. Hopkins, formerly chief en- gineer for the United Verde Copper company at Jerome, was in the city yesterday on business. Since sever ing his connection with the big com pany he has been devoting his time ito independent consulting engineer ing work. He enjoys visit back to old Yavapai once in a while. Golf Expert Moves.
 Jack Cunningham, golf expert, who has been in charge of the golf games at the Hassayampa club, left last might for Canada where he will have wider field for his talents. While here he made host of friends who regret his going.
 New Yorker to Locate
 M. A. Wilson of Westfield, N. Y, is a recent arrival in Prescott, having been induced to come to Yavapai county through the chamber of com- merce. He is pleased with the coun- try and intends to locate in the county.
 School Man Back
 E. P. Seaman, representing the h. ternational correspondence school, has returned from trip to Northern Ari- zona, where he had a good time and found business good.
 Gone to Portland.
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