Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-02

Humboldt Sunday.
 Visited Jerome.
 MT. and Mrs. s. NJ. Wallace, of the Lawrence Cleaners of this city were Jerome visitors Sunday, return ing yesterday.
 With Swansea Mine.
 Frank Hood left the city yestcr- day for Bouse. From there he will go to the Swansea mine to enter the employ of taht company.
 Prescott Girl Married.
 Assenith l. Jordan, daughter of
 Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Anderson. o. this city, was married to Ed. Cogh- Ian yesterday at San Diego, Calif.
 From McCabe.
 John L. Davis is a visitor from | McCabe. He came to Prescott yes terday. He will remain a few days on business.
 From New Jersey.
 Mrs. B. Adams, of Bayonne, New Jersey arrived yesterday. After few days here she will go to the Grand Canyon. Returning she will then go to visit relatives.
 ITO Attend Circus.
 Ed Ritter, a cattleman from Kirk Hand, with his family, came to the city yesterday. Mir. Ritter said they came just to see the show put on by a circus which gave its exhibition here yesterday.
 From Hillside.
 Morse Darnell, who is proprietor . of the Darnell Hotel and a mcrcan- tile store at Hillside, came to this city yesterday with his son. While here they attended the circus show ling in Prescott.
 Visiting Red Cross Head.
 Miss L. C. Hall arrived yesterday from Birmingham, Alabama, to wis it with Anna Campbell Jones, who is home service secretary of the local chepter of the Red Cross organiza- ton. I Back Soon. Winnie Davis who with her mother and sister May, have been visiting California points, writes from Long Beach that she is having the time of her young life, but will return in a few days.
 From Los Angeles.
 J. B. Mitchell, of the financial de- partment of the Great Angelus Oil and Land Corporation of Los An geles, Is i'll the city for few days visiting William R. Fitzgerald, 339 South Marina street. To Mohave County.
 Mrs. Mary Edmunson leaves to- day for Valentine, Mohave county to visit with Mrs. R. D. Hays. Mrs. Hays will be remembered by many | as a resident of some years of Peoples valley, near this city. Indians To Road Camp. A party of Indians, men and wo- < men to the number of F, including 4 .paoooses chartered an Arizona Bus Company car to take them to the highway road camp at Granite Dells. They said they expected employ <. ment for the bucks at that camp. From Kirkland.
 Mrs. C. Bruit came to Prescott il from Kirkland yesterday, making a ', short business and visiting stay ill i the city. Phoenix On Business. .
 George Nilsson of the law firm I of LcRoy Anderson left Sunday } afternoon for Phoenix to be gone ' for several days on legal business. { From Walker. t
 Lewis Dandrea was m tle Ci'1 a yesterday from Walker. He was I soldier in the late war, and while f uniniured, takes an interest in help Is inp those who were disabled to ( secure their rightful compensation | from the government a F-,, Williamson Valley. I
 Mir and Mrs. E. A. Msriowe were b in the city from Williamson Valley a yesterday. MT. Marlowe stated that y the roads were in fair condition the c crops about ready for the harvest Q but labor was somewhat scarce ana e help would be needed Ii Visiting At Phoenix. g
 Mrs I. B. Rogers ieft Sunday fl for Phoenix to visit week IS with her daughter, Mrs. Tom Crowei If that city. I. B. Rogers, her nus u ,and has been in the Salt River Val b lev following his trade as building al ,ontractor during the entire sum- or