Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-29

couple of mouths. Mir. and Mrs
 Brown plan to motor back to Jerome
 early today.
 Stoddard Man Here.
 | (, r. Spaulding Of Stoddard is
 making visit in the city over Sun day. He is here on business, but that will not prevent him from see ing his friends.
 Conway Leaving.
 Wiley Conway, inventor Of the
 Roller Cotton Gin, will leave today
 for Phoenix, going by way of Je- rome. Conway, who has been here flor the past week demonstrating his new gin, is thoroughly satisfied with
 'he results of his stay in his home icity, from the standpont both of busi- mess and pleasure He says the bus lipess he has done during the past
 week has mere than exceeded his expectations.
 Two Whipple Boys Leave.
 A. R. Valentine and F. NJ. Ligon. iwhq have been at Whipple Barracks for some time both left there yester-
 day for their homes Valentine is
 returning te Ohio and Ligon to St.
 Louis.
 4. L. A. Superintendent Here.
 Miss Julia (. Socket, American
 Library Association superintendent 1 for the border distict, left yesterday
 to continue her southward trip of Miss Socket has been 1 at Whipple Barracks, going over the i 4. l.. A. library and equipment
 there, which she reports to be in good condition.
 Go To Los Angeles. After passing a week in Prescott, MT and Mrs. Dan Warren. of Den Iyer left this city Friday for Los An igeles, where they will spend the win tier.
 Mother Joins Daughter. Mrs. Mamie Fleming. who ha: been spending the summer in Pres colt, left Friday for Phoenix, where she will ioiu her daughter. Miss Fleming went to the Valley city two weeks ag9 to enter school.
 Will Visit Son in Flagstaff,
 Mrs. Julia Murphy went to Flag staff yesterday, for the purpose oi visiting her son Walter, who is in the employe of the state engineers office there.
 To Visit in Kingman.
 Leaving Prescott yesterday, John Gilich and Joe Bray went over to Kingman, where they expect to spend a couple of weeks visiting friends. Jerome Visitor.
 Coming up ifrom Jerome by stage yesterday, Miss Louise Prestley passed a few hours with friends here before taking the train for Los An geles. To See Wholesalers. 7 Ell. Emanuel. the jeweler, who is to open 2 store in Prescott soon, lett yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will visit the wholesale Jewelry | houses for the purpose of equippng his new store and of looking over | the ne wdtsigus in Christmas goods Emanuel says this will be his first visit to Los Angeles, though he has been in San Francisco and other coast cities. He expects to enjoy the sights of the city as. well as of the whole sale houses. But he said on leaving yesterday, Prescott looks good to me"
 K of P. to Kirkland.
 About 20 members of the Knights rd Pythias lodge will motor over to Kirkland today to spend the day w'Eh For rler Master of Finance Lyle C. Sharpneck at Johnny Robinson'5 raaca and to present him with his past chanceIlor's jewel There will be five cars making the trip. Will Spend a Month on Coast.
 Charles A. Peter, cashier of the Bank of Arizona, left Prescott yes terday for months visit on the coast He will stop off at Los An gele4, and perhaps San Francisco, but his chief object in going to the coast is to visit his son, who is cash fer in a bank near Fresno. To Study Dramatics.
 Miss Helen Born, daughter oi Charles Born, manager of the Elks left yesterday for Los An geles. Miss Born, who graduated from the high school here last June intends to study acting at the kgan School of Drauatics in the coast city. From Yaba. Wash.
 Mrs. Lena West was in the city yesterday from Yaba, Wash. From Thompson Valley. Nil. and Mrs w. w. Davis were II Prescott yesterday, coming up rom Thompson Valley. aayes Prescott After a Year.