Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-02
City Ne1Us Tn Brief
(From Thursdays Daily)

Frank Brown made a business trip 10 Jerome yesterday.
 From Jerome.
 A. Bonner, barber from Jerome, was Prescott visitor yesterday. Jerome Attorney Here.
 John L. Sullivan, an attorney of Jerome, came to Prescott yesterday. From The Verde.
 Dan Fain, one of Verde Valleys prominent stockmen, was in Prescott yesterday.
 From Dewey.
 w. Wilkins, sheep and cattle man from Dewey, was a Prescott visitor yesterday.
 Here For Few Days.
 Patsy Gallagher of Humboldt came to the city yesterday. He will re- main for a few days.
 Returns To Work.
 Roy Panton, who is in charge Of the Lawrence Cleaners establish ment on West Gurley street, return ed to this city yesterday after 3 short visit to Jerome Junction, and the i'm mediate neighborhood.
 From Mine.
 r. Veirthaler, of the Tillie-Star- buck, was Prescott visitor yester- day
 Jerome Junction Visitor.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwards, of Jerome Junction, were Prescott visitors yes terday.
 From Jerome Junction.
 Pearl White was a visitor in the city yesterday. She lives at Jerome Junction.
 From Banning Creek.
 R. Mosher, was a visitor to this city from the Banning Creek dis trict yesterday.
 Back From The Verde.
 C. w. Shull returned to Prescott yesterday after several days spent in the Verde Valley.
 Returned To Senator.
 F. Erickson returned yesterday af- ternoon to Senator after short busi- ness stay in this city.
 Flagstaff Visitor. I
 Dick CWiver, a prominent sheep man of the Flagstaff section, was a visitor in this city yesterday. From Jerome Junction.
 Mr. and Ms H. C. Anderson came to this city from Jerome Junction yesterday or a short business trip. Went To Mines.
 Henry Stoffer left the city yester- day to look over some mining prop critics with a view to development. Visiting The City.
 l.. E. Discus came to this city yesterday on a short business trip. He is stopping al the Yavapai club. From Phoenix.
 w. D. Berry, who was a resident of this city for g years, was in the city yesterday visiting a number of his former acquaintences, and mak- irg a short business stay. Secured Marriage License.
 Francis R. Rigelow and Ruby NJ. James, both of Yavapai county, secured marriage license yesterday No return had been made by a knot trying official up to closing time. From Simmons.
 Frank Malone was in the city yes terday from Simmons Mr. Malone says that the road camp did good work on the portions of the road which suffered from heavy rains ill the past Jerome Junction Teacher Here.
 Miss Annie Aiken, who will teach the Jerome Junction schools the coming year, was in the city yester- day filing her teachers certificate, and making arrangements for the opening of her school. Brought Several Families.
 Rev. C. w. Rock pastor of the Calvary Baptist church of Phoenix, was in the city yesterday from Groom Creek. Reverend Rock and his fam fly is vacationing there With him came several families, members of his congregation at Phoenix From Douglas.
 Mrs. Nellie A. Hayward of Doug las, was a Prescott visitor yesterday. | Mrs. Hayward IS prominent mem Der of the Douglas chamber Of com- merce and mines. Mir. Hayward is a | railroad conductor and has been with | the Fl Paso and Southwestern for the past seventeen years. Old Resident Here.
 L. o. Tucker of Phoenix, was in the city yesterday greeting old friends !, among the business and professional I men of the city. He is on his way back from Denver, Colorado to his home Mir. Tucker was formerly in charge of the Western Union offices in this city.
 Back From Trip.
 George Cummings. of the Auto | Top Shop of this city, who took a hurried business trip to Glendale, Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa the for part of this week, returned yester- i day. He went to secure a location for this winter. While he has several | locations in mind, he has not as yet perfected all arrangements. Back To Phoenix.
 J. D. Fisher, of Phoenix, who has been enjoying a few days with his family who are spending the sum- mer in this vicinity. returned to ! Phoenix yesterday He spent much time at Whipple Barracks attending the boxing bouts Friday night, Aug | ust 20th. He promised the Barracks fans that he would prepay a colored | boxer to match against Johnson, the local dt,cl-,r init