Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-21

country.
 Decides To Remain
 Prof. Masters, who planned f,
 leave today for the east to see sis
 Ter who Is ill, learned yesterday of he
 improvement and concluded to re
 main in Prescott for another month
 Helping To Plan It
 Allan B. Jaynes, republican wal horse of Tucson, is in the city ready
 for his part of the job of outlining 6 republican plan of action that vii
 mean success in the state and nation
 Here From Cash Mine
 Mir. and Mrs. Adolf Steiner are in
 the city from Cash Mine, where Mr
 Steiner is in charge Of the property as watchman He is willing to see il rain some now
 Gardner To Skull Valley
 J. H. Gardner left yesterday for Skull Valley 10 assist his son, Gale, in his ranch life for a few days Mir. Gardner says that the apple crop of that vicinity will amount 10 about per cent of regular crop.
 Schwanbeck Here
 H. P. SChwanbeck of Cedar Glade is in the city circulating among his friends. He is the owner of the prin- cipal place of business ill his town and reports business as improving i'm mensely.
 Carson Has Visitor
 Mrs. Roy Carson came up yester- day from Phoenix to be with her hus- band, who was the injured mail clerk in the wreck Mr. Carson is getting along fine in the hospital and will soon be out and al himself again. Visits Husband
 Mrs. F. J. Dignan, wife of the con ductor of the ill-fated No. passenger train the other day, is in the city look ing after her husband, who is in the hospital He is reported doing well along with the rest of the injured. Price From Mesa
 Charles F. Price wife and daughter arrived by auto yesterday from Flag staff to attend the big republican gathering. They live at Mesa and are spending the summer in the noun tains.
 Equal To Any Occasion
 (. w. Davis and wife are in the city to see what the c. O. P will do with the greatest opportunity it has ever had put before it. Shorty ' says the party is equal to any occa- sion.
 Some Cantaloupes
 The Santa Fe is showing through about 75 cars per day of cantaloupes from Glendale and will have about his number daily for about two weeks, when the peak will be passed 1 md the traffic dWindle down. Threatened With Blood Poison
 Jchn NJ. R. Purrott came yesterday | -om Crown King to have an infected | finger treated by a physician. He vas threatened with blood poisoning | md got here just in time Purrott is interested in silver and tungsten i mines in the Tip Top district. Bought Plant in Prescott
 The Palomas Kin Mines company, l operating q good looking property | ut of Morristown. yesterday bought |
 complete mining plant from the Ar zona Mine Supply company of this ity Superintendent Crawford made he transaction.
 )'Donnell Goes To Warm Up
 P. +. ODonnell, who recently with rev from the race for state mine in pectOr, left yesterday for Phoenix, to e gone several days on business. His olitical ambitions hain gcooled off, C goes down to the valley to warm D q bit.
 Democratic War Horse Here
 D. J. Sullivan. mining in Congress istrict, is in the city. He is moi own on the books as a confirmed epublican, but he Is here at the time f the republican pow-wow and maS yant to see how the animals act" Ie is an old hand at the political anne.
 lew Red Cross Man
 Henry Brandt has arrived at Fort Vhipple 10 take charge of Red Cross cid work as the regular field man that organization. He is one Of ne best and most efficient workers the organization and has been sent ere because of the increasing impor lnce of war work at Fort Whipple. ould Not Miss One
 l. w. Johnson, sheep and ranch Ian from Oak Greek. near Wagoner
 in the cit yon business. Rains are eeded in his section and he is look lg for them to start any day now lr. Johnson is the republican war ! orse of his precinct and could not liss big pow-wow. wo Recruits Enrolled Henry Cavanaugh, aged Is years, f Ash Fork. yesterday signed his anne 10 a three-year enlistment in le United States cavalry, to be sta oned at Frisco. He was accompa- jed out of the city yesterday by For st Ransom of Camp Verde, who , gned up for one-year enlistment the coast artillery, to be stationed { San Pedro. ikes Climate All Right l Dr. Milton A. Wilson, who has been ere spending a few weeks in Prescott f see the country and study the eli f atic conditions, will leave today. He (
 accompanied by his bright little f lughter, who, like her father, is well z leased with the climate and coun- ' y and would be willing 70 come ack some day to stay a while. represents Common Names 1 w. F Smith is here from Flag ,