Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-07
From Mayer

| wa iii 'ii' 'l'N N'"'''' 't''N ''il "''' ness connected with his ninine inter tests.
 Will Move To City
 Mrs. Ed Warren, from Crook Can yon, was in the city yesterday Sh will move 10 Prescott in q few day for the winter
 Leave For Valley
 Mrs. l. w. White, who with he children has been spending the sum mcr in this city and vicinity, was il Prescott yesterday She left i'll tn, afteruon cn route to her home ill Sal River Valley.
 To Meet Friends
 Mrs. II. L. Haskel left yesterday to meet Mir and Mrs. N. A. Coughlir of Kansas City. They are friends O Mrs. Hasl.el, who after visiting th, canyon will proceed to Los Angeles who will make that city their resi- deucc.
 En Route to Humboldt
 Mrs. Tom Marks and son, accom- panied by Miss Ntillie Marks, hei daughter, who is now resident O: Tucson, passed through the city yes terdav ell route to the Marks hons in Humboldt
 From Walnut Creek
 Mrs. R. (. Walters was in Pres colt yesterday from Walnut Greek She is one of the trustees of th> school in that section and was in a'- tending to school matters before the opening of school this fall. Visiting Friends
 w. II. Clevenger left yesterday for Phoenix to visit friends from Ohic who have COG to Arizona attracted by tales of its curious and unique des' erts. plains and mountains. After > :ew days stay, Mir. Clevenger vii .eturn to the NC4 mine, in which h. is interested.
 Now Has Milk Depot
 NJ. NJ. Allen of Chino Valley ha, bought out the interest of the Payn~ brothers in the West End Milk De oot He will make two shipments | ia yfrom his ranch in the China Val lev for distribution in this city. MT Allen will take active charge Of the distribution in Prescott.
 Is Shipping Ore
 L. V. Swiggert, one of the leaders in the development of the Silve' Crown and the Blue Jacket mines oi the Crown King district, was i'll the city yesterday. He said that the first gar was placed yesterday to receive ', shipment of high grade silver or' rom the Blue acket mine.
 Jerome Attorney Here
 Perry Ling, his wife and daughte' were in the city yesterday from Je- -omc Mir. Ling is an attorney ol hat city and d member oi the YaN anal Bar association. He attended he banouet of that organization a' he Yavapai club. Mir. Ling was als' ,o oi ,he delegates from the JGrom post of the American Legion, wh' hclped Northern Arizona secure neX' ycar's state convention for this city Visitor From Turkey
 Col. George [. Beyden, formerly .nploved in the mechanical depart rent of the "Journal-Miner," IS IT the city for few days and will leave Monday for Turkey Creek, where h. with the Carrie Lee Mining com ,anv He expects to trap and hun ,,,t ,bcrc this winer He says quai. are So plentiful one can hit them wltf
 rock and that is about the only v,v the colonel will ever get any .rdeioo from reports of his marks uanship.
 Ancther Car Comes .,.
 W. w. Pickerill of the Pickerlb Service station is convinced that YaN pai is a prosperous county. He un- ,oadcd 2 car of Chevrolets Wednes- dav four of which were sold las' week following an announcement Ill the "Tournal-Miner" that he was eN- 7ecting to have display stock on the floor. Mr. Pickerill doubts whether ,,e will be able to keep stock on hand until inc labor situation gets easier :, tbe east if the present prosperous condition of this section continues. Eneineering Novelty Arrives
 Charles Riebeling was grat'iied Oy .he arrival of a car of Studeoakets which had been delayed in transit This car had the first shipment ot the rgbt six of that make that has ever .on,a to this country, which in part socorrted for his anxiety. A radical daoo-trre from the usual prac1ce oi ..ira position was followed Tn the construction of the engine in a saTN- o1e car which was in the shipment
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