Weekly journal-miner., 1920-02-11
CFrom Saturdays Daily)
Visiting Jerome

CFrom Saturdays Daily) Visiting Jerome
 Mrs. ]. B. McNally left yesterday ! for Jerome, where she has business
 interests to attend to. Week End Visit
 Misses Laura Ann Paine and Beth Block are weekend guests of Mrs. Egbert Butcher at Skull valley.
 Returns from Visit
 Mrs. Kelly Crozier has returned from Glendale, after a two weeks
 visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs R. 1 F. Barker
 III With Pneumonia Judge D. E. Parks, the well known local attorney, is reported to be quite seriously i'll with pneumonia, al though his condition is not alarming Visiting Coast
 Mrs. F. E. Mckinley left yesterday for San Diego to visit with a son, Forrest Mckinley, formerly a resi- dent of this section, and she will be away for the next three months
 Returning Home
 Dr. Joe J. Taylor, Indian agent at the Clear Creek reserve, is in the city from the northern part of the state, and is en route home to near Camp Verde.
 Resumes Duties
 Miss Jean Oliver, public stenogra- pher with an office in the lobby of the Head hotel, has resumed her du- ties after an illness of a week, which her many friends will be pleased to know.
 Land Deal in North
 MT. and Mrs. Carroll w. Davis have sold to the Hudspeth Sheep company, a tract of 320 acres of land situated in the Seligman country, the deed for $1 500 being recorded yes terday.
 Sad Mission
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken are in the city from Phoenix, making the trip overland by automobile, and come to attend the obsequies of Der H. Weaver, father of Mrs. Aitken after which they return home. Returning to Camp
 Mrs. 0. O. Ardrey left yesterday for Phoenix, after visiting for few days with friends, and in that city will meet her husband, when the trir home the mining camp will be made by automobile. MT. Ardrey is now successfully operating a silver mine Visiting Old Home |
 Mrs. Essie Robertson, formerly Of this city, arrived from Oakland, Cal during the week for a short visit with friends, her father, T. F. Fox, of Durango, Colorado, accompanying | her. Both are returning to that city | to close up an estate of quite large sum, in which a daughter of Mrs | Robertson is the only heir. Back from Texas
 Arthur McQuinnland, formerly a | miner of this section, arrived during the week from Desdamona, Texas wheer he has an interest in a lease, and he returns to look after mining remaining for a short time. He says: There are many who are prospering, but like an unlucky gam bier, there is nothing heralded around about the losers" Debating Event
 Miss Thelma Roberts and Miss Anita Veil left for Flagstaff on Thursday night to represent Prescott High school in debating event, in which two young ladies of the high school of Flagstaff will be their op- ponents -on the theme entitled Com pulsory Arbitration The Prescott young ladies have assumed the af- firmative of the subject and the, event was to have been discussed last night Each side has been allotted 70 min Ites in solving this knotty problem New Locator
 Mir. and Mrs. Joel Jackson of Ne Oraska, recent arrivals, were in the city yesterday from Chino valley, where they have decided to locate, closing the deal short time ago for the ranch of H. J. Braun, which they are now occupying. MT. Jackson be- ieves that this section has a glowing future and it is his purpose to re- main. Two children are now in Phoenix attending a business college, while a son was with them here yes -erday.
 (From Sundays Daily) Visiting Friends
 Miss Mabel Lee. teaching the nnh-