Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-18
Additional Local
Water Main Break.

the street had not proven trouble
 some for motorists. Mine Owner To Coast.
 w R. Lapp, left this city Monday
 Ito be gone for three weeks at Long ! Beach with his family who are at the
 beach resort. He is the owner of the lSilver Prince mine in the Hassayampa
 district He has been taking out and Isacking shipping ore all summer. Ow-
 ing to the recent rains, hauling to a shipping point has been made mat tier of some difficulty. On his re-
 turn he iwil repair the roads suffi- tciently to enable him to bring out his fore.
 From Jerome.
 Walter H. Davis of Jerome, is ill
 the city. He came over by stage, to attend some legal business.
 Visiting In Phoenix.
 Mrs. Neil Clark, Gordon Clark and J. s. Stark, left overland for Phoenix via the Black Canyon road They will visit friends at that pace.
 Withdrawn. ! It is reported that Charles Weidler has withdrawn from the race to se- cure the republican nomination for county recorder.
 Back To Blythe.
 Tom Wells, returned to Blythe yesterday after spending rather lengthy vacation in these cooler a1ti- tudes.
 Visiting Mother.
 Mrs. J. Lewis, is in the city visit ing her mother Mrs. Laync. Visitors From Phoenix.
 Mrs. R. Johnston, of Phoenix, is visiting her relatives, Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. J. NJ. w. Moore Mrs. Johnston was formerly resident of Prescott, and her many friends welcome her back
 Visiting Parents.
 Miss Hobarta Odor left Monday afternoon over the Santa Fe to make an extended visit with her parents at Santa Paula, California. From Copper Basin.
 Though the spring frost prevented him from raising an apple crop, Andy the city yesterday says that he is about ready to begin bringing in cab pages which cannot be beaten for firmness and size. He says that all his garden truck did well, and the recent rains have not damaged his large acreage in the least. At Catalina Island.
 Robert Birch and family were re- ported to be at the Catalina Island enjoying the attractions of the ocean resort. Mir. Birch went to Los An genes last week to purchase the equip ment for the St. Michael cafe which will open about the first of Septem- Der, under the manager of Birch and Taylor.
 HAIL AT FLAGSTAFF
 FLAGSTAFF, Aug. 17.-Hait as large as marbles fell at noon today in the heaviest hailstorm of the sum mcr. The ground was white to depth of half an inch in five min utes.
 Now Residents.
 Mrs. Maude E. Westfall, of Los has purchased from Will liam Shaw a five rooms bungalow, possession to be given immediately The property is located on North street. Mir. Westfal1 is a superintendent of groap of mines in the Kirkland district. From Groom Greek.
 c. A. Lindsay of Groom Greek was in Prescott yesterday. He says Inc woods are full Of tourists from he lower valley who appreciate Groom Creek as affording attractions to make all extended stay l pleasure Buys Home Here.
 s. w. Ensminger, d son in law of Doctor J. w. Finn, has purchased ! residence property at East Willis md Virginia streets. Mir. Ensminger, has thus identified himself as being among the permanent residents of he city. He was formely connect d with the Owl Drug Company. He $ now in charge of the drug de- 'srtment at the United States Public Health Service Hospital, Whipple Barracks. Has Operation.
 Harry F. Reisbcrg, chief clerk at he United States Public Health Ser rice Hospital, Whipple Barracks, has undergone all operation for apendi- tits, and is now in one of the hos oital wards. It is rumored that when