Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-15

 there is a good quality of stock in evidence.
 In on Business
 J. Link Smith, proprietor of the Arctic Ice and Meat company oi Humboldt, was in the city last night ito attend the chamber of commerce I festivities at the Owl. Vacation
 Mrs. Wasd Wheeler is taking a iwell-earned vacation for few days from her position i'll the county school office.
 Will Leave Soon
 Mir. and Mrs. z O. Brown are planning to leave Prescott soon for California, where they will probably remain for several months. From Skull Valley
 l. I. Gardner and his son, Gail Gardner, were in Prescott last night 10 attend the big chamber of com .merce doings at the Owl.
 Returns to Jerome
 Postmaster Cunningham, of Je- rome. has returned to the Copper City after a day spent in Prescott on business.
 On Railroad Business
 Paul Elger, one of the Santa Fe's efficient railroad transit men, is ir Prescott on road business at the local office.
 Is Transferred
 William LeVan has been trans ferred from the shops where he has been serving IS a machinis5, to the Santa Fe ,toDs at Borse.
 Leave Local Force
 Among those lelv;ng the loca shop force are Vernon Eckcrt. Lee Keerev. L. F Coll ts and :. D Ogiive.
 Returns to Humboldt
 Rev. Floyd Anderson, of Hum boldt, has returned to his home there after spending a day in Prescott on Boy Scout business.
 Hunting Trip i MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Anderson and MT. and Mrs. Harry Duff arc leaving on a hunting trip to Con gress Junction.
 Cattleman Here
 Wayne Thornburg, manager of the Three Links and the Diamond Two cattle outfits near Kirkland, was il the city yesterday on business witt some oi the county officials
 On School Business , Mrs. E. c. Well, a member o the board of trustees of the Miller Valley school, was in the city yes . terday on a shopping trip and foI the purpose of consulting witt County School Superintendent W iC. Miller on school matters. Returns from Flagstaff
 Attorney E. S. Clark returned : yesterday from a trip to Flagstaff where he has been on legal busi 7 ness. The chamber of commerce high inks at the Owl had some thing to do with his return yester day, it is believed.
 Attack of Grippe Eli Perkins. of this city, is a , present at his home in Congres. Junction, where he is laid up witt . an attack of the grippe. It is ex pected that he will be back by th' beginning of the week No Pansies
 Friends of County Assessor C. E i Gentry will not send him any pan . sies at this time, it was said yester , day. Although he has been kept t' the house for several days by i'll ness, he has recovered, and yester . day was seen out and about again Here on Business Robert K. Porter of Jerome where he is connected with a Cop per City bank, was in Prescott yes f terday on business. Porter is former resident of Prescott, being at one time connected with the Com l mercial Trust and Savings banl here.
 The Go operative PrircIo'e Bill Downey, stationery enginee at the shops, took the day off yes terday to pack and ship former Alp [ prentice Instructor w. W. Haggard' t household goods to Winslow Pro h .moted to. the position of round
 house foreman at Winslow Haggar, left Prescott Monday, being oalle, a day earlier than he expected. s O Bill is on the job seeing 10 it ;h ', popular former coach and appren V tice instructor receives his goods il t first class shape. P, Co-operator to Arrive k R. L. Duncan, efficiency expeI
 of the Pacific Cooperative leagu. is expected to arrive in Prescot i' today or Friday, to install tte co < operative system at the Prescott co n operative store, formerly Richard IS Brothers, and to take m inventor ,- of the goods. The store will oper n it is expected, on Monday, Decen r Der Is. s. Chase, former manage n of the league store at Albuquerqu Il will arrive in a few days to manag .. the Prescott store. :, Here for Visit