Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-08
City Ne1Us Tn Brief

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 William Steapp, oi Kirkland. mad a short trip to Prescott yesterday or
 business.
 From Groom Creek
 Mrs. Otto Lang, IT., was in the city yesterday on short shopping trip from Groom Creek.
 kirkland Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Ritter spent yesterday in Prescott on short business trip from Kirkland.
 From Kirkland
 Charles Evans, the well known Kirkland farmer, was in the city yes terday on a short business trip. Del Rio Visitor
 J. K. Miller, of Del Rio, was a visitor to the city yesterday. Miller has charge of the city water station at Del Rio.
 From Jerome Junction
 A. w. Edwards yesterday mOtored over to Prescott from Jerome June ton, spending the day here on busi- ness and greeting friends.
 Here With Winesaps
 John o. Eckel was in the city yesterday from the Fair Oaks dis trict with a wagon load of the finest winesap apples grown in Yavapai. Returns to Prescott
 After a sojourn of seven weeks iu his old home, Frank (. Steed, for mer adjutant of the Ernest A. Love post of the American Legion, has returned to Prescott.
 Here on Business
 ]. H. Shanafelt, of the Malapai Mining company, was in the city yesterday on business. He says that conditions at the mine are very good.
 Recovering at Hospital
 Mrs. Lawrence Devens, who was removed to the Mercy Hospital re- gently for an operation. is rapidly recovering, according to advices re ceived by her friends.
 Legion Meeting
 Don't forget the annual meeting of the American Legion, to be held at the community house on South Marina street, at ESQ Thursday evening. Every member is urged to be present.
 Visits Verde Schools
 County Superintendent of Schools w. Curtis Miller is absent on a trip to the Verde, where he IS visiting the Oak Creek and other Upper Verde schools. He is expected 10 return about Friday.
 Return from Ash Fork
 Mir and Mrs. H. J.. Peterson re- turned yesterday from a short trip to Ash Fork. on which they com bined business and pleasure. The trip was Mrs. Peterson's first visit to the northern end of the line. Here for Supplies
 J. c. Edwards, prosperous farmer from the Jerome Junction district, was in the city yesterday purchas- ing supplies, visiting the Arizona Mine Supply company with this pur- pose in mind as well as in order to greet his friends there. Returns to Sycamore
 Deputy Supervisor J. C. McNelty, oi the Prescott forest service office, has returned to Sycamore, where he has been helping Ranger Walter Nicholson in the construction of a house which Nicholson counts on inhabiting. He will return to Pres colt as soon as the work is com pleted Assigned to Duty
 Lieutenant O. L. Mcdaniel, well ] known here as army recruiting of- ficer for Arizona, who recently was assigned to the Sixteenth field ar tillery at Camp Travis, Texas, ha3 been restored to his old regiment, l the Eighty-second, and given duty as regimental adjutant, according to word received by friends here yes terday. Return from Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Wittbrodt, who were married at very charm ing marriage. ceremony here Novem- Der g, returned yesterday from a wedding trip to Phoenix. While they like the southern city, they are glad to be back among their Pres colt friends. For the present MT. and Mrs. Wittbrodt will reside in Prescott. An Excellent Gift
 Frequenters Of the community house, as well as Miss Annie Camp bell Jones, secretary of the Yava- pal chapter of the Red Cross and community house hostess, are de- lighted with the gift, of a beautiful set of cups and saucers given Miss Jones for the community house, on the occasion Of Miss Jones birth i day last week
 Leaves for J. & J.
 O. w. Blickenstaff has returned i from a trip cast, and will leave to- day for the ]. & ]. silver properties in the Copper Basin district. Re ports from the mine, Blickenstaff says. are that everything is in good shape. A car load of machinery is expected at any time, and the J. &