Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-08

l they were engaged on similar work, l they will remain here for several days. The oil situation in Holbrook, i they report, is very good.
 Octave Visitor
 Mrs. C. F. Sirgel is a visitor 10 :. Prescott from Octave, where she is 1, teaching in the Octave school While . here Mrs. Surgel is taking the teach , ing examinations. . From Cherry Miss Mary s. w. Allen, who
 teaches the Cherry school, is in the
 city for a day or two, taking the , teaching examinations and doing some Christmas shopping. Takes Examinations John H. Barry, IT,, manual train ing teacher at the High school, yes terday took further examinations in the subject, at the office of County School Superintendent w. Curtis Miller.
 From Walker | Julia B. Borah, of Walker, was in the city yesterday for the purpose
 of taking the teaching examinations.
 She will return to her home in Walker at the conclusion of this work.
 Here for Exams
 Miss Zada Jones, teacher of the Date Creek school, who has been spending the weekend in the city,
 was among those who took the
 teaching examinations in Prescott yesterday.
 Here on Business
 O. Rogers, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
 believes in casting bread upon the
 waters. He is back in town with
 the products or a New York bakery
 firm, to gather in the results of his Iprevious visit. On Mining Business
 Lawton B. Garsides, of New York city is here with Mrs. Garsides on business connected with his mining interests at Turkey. He is at pres ent in Turkey, and will return to Prescott shortly. Crown King Teacher R. s. Patterson is in the city from Grown King for the purpose of pass ing the teaching examinations, being given yesterday and today at the court house. He is a teacher in the Crown King school
 Reports Cold Weather c. s. Hudson, of Humboldt. ar rived here yesterday from Flagstaff, making the trip by motor. He re- ports that the weather of the last day or two in the northern city has been very cold.
 Visits Sister
 While in Prescott from Camp Verde, where she is teaching in the Indian school, Miss Mary D. Schem- mer is taking the teaching examina- tions. She is visiting her sister here, Mrs. Stanley Day. From Camp Verde
 Miss Virginia Finnie, who has been spending the weekend in the city from Camp Verde, yesterday was among those taking the teach ing examination at the county school superintendent's office Here on Business
 ]. c. Conway is in the city on a short business trip from Phoenix, where he has engaged in the insur- ance business. He was formerly connected with the Humboldt branch of the Prescott State bank. Camp Verde Visitor
 Miss Marie Holcomb is spending day or two in Prescott from Camp Verde While her chief business on this trip is in connection with the teaching examinations, she is also devoting some time to shopping, greeting many friends while here. Will Return
 Spending the weekend in Pres colt as the guests oi her sister, Miss Irene Davis, Miss Leslie Davis, teacher of the Groom Creek school, will return to Groom Creek as soon as the teaching examinations here are over Work Slows Up
 John Jackson of the Copper Basin was in the city yesterday on busi- ness Work on the mining proper ties in his district has been consid- erably slowed up, he says. The J.' & J. Mining company has a few men at work Return to Mayer
 Mr. and Mrs Frank w. Giroux returned to their home in Mayer after spending the weekend in Prescott. MT. Giroux was re- ,ently elected a member of the board of directors of the Co-opera- i've league here. Judge Hawkins Here
 Judge John J. Hawkins, formerly one of Prescott's most prominent esidents, and for three years past a resident of Los Angeles, arrived here to spend a few days on business in the Mile High City, where he has large property inter sts
 Mine Showing Good