Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

NlSlbCu hllC DOlldliLdy SNP4NoSSN SLSaA surprise at the showing 1t is mak- ing, hitherto practically unsuspected. From Humboldt
 L. A. Murphy was visitor to the city yesterday from Humboldt.
 Venezia Visitor.
 Kenneth Corson, of Venezia, was among yesterdays visitors to Pres colt.
 Cattle To Phoenix.
 Adolph Matley, of Simmons, has left for Phoenix with a carload of cattle.
 Senator Visitor.
 Among those spending Thanksgiv- ing day in Prescott, was Alex Rat cliff, mining man from Senator. Vacations Here.
 Miss Myrtle Clark, teacher at the Simmons school, is in the city for Thanksgiving and the weekend. From Willow Creek.
 MT. and Mrs. N. A. Bishop, of Willow Creek, were in the city Wednesday shopping and greeting friends
 Stoddard Visitor
 Gus Swanson spent Thanksgiving
 tn Prescott friends, coming down from Stoddard especially for that purpose Visiting from Chicago.
 Mir. Ralph w. Pelta, a prominent Chicago business man. is in the Mile High City visiting his aunt, Mrs. Lee Block.
 Here On Business.
 Among business visitors to Pres colt on Thanksgiving eve were John and Frank Matley. who came in from Simmons.
 May Locate Here.
 Rafael Gonzales, of Morenci, is among the new arrivals in Prescott, where he hopes to locate if he can find a permanent position. Spent Holiday Here.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. Tomlinson yester- day drove in to Prescott from Ven ezia spending Thanksgiving day in the Mile High City. Shorthand Fiend.
 Ben Rudderow, court reporter, is in the city from Phoenix taking dawn the testimony in a number of important civil suits in the United States district court. Stops On Way.
 Finch T. Mary, who has been stop ping for a few days in Prescott on his way from Washington, D. C., to the coast, left yesterday to continue his journey.
 Leaves For Globe.
 Dr. H. W. Swigert, of Denver, who has been in the city several days practising his profession as an opti- clan, left Prescott yesterday for Globe, where he will continue his work. Going To Phoenix.
 Attorneys R. A. MaMurchie and George Nilsson will leave the latter part of this week for Phoenix to at tend a hearing before the corpora ton commission on the matter of the Jerome-Superior mining company. Motored To Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Giroux, of Jerome, are in the city for a few days over the Thanksgiving season. Miss Mary Louise Giroux came along to take care of her mother during an examination of Mrs. Giroux' eyes. Here on Visit
 Miss Ola Douglas is the guest of Mrs. Anna Levy, with whom she is visiting over the Thanksgiving sea- son. Miss Douglas is resident of Phoenix, where she teaches at the Osborne school. She will return tc Phoenix Sunday. Leaves For Coast.
 L. V. Swiggett, who has been in Prescott several days, will leave to- day for his home in Venice, Calf. Swiggett made a trip up to Crown King while in this section, having mining interests there which he wish ed to look over. Return To Clarkdale.
 A party composed of MT. and Mrs. ]. Klein and son and MT. and Mrs C. K. Hosea and son, all of Clark dale, yesterday passed through Pres ] colt on their way home, after an ex- tended motor trip through Southern California.
 Former Principal Visits
 Miss Alice Adams, formerly prin- cipal of Prescott High school, is in the city over Thanksgiving visit ing her mother, Mrs. Kate Adams. Miss Adams is now a resident of Mesa, where she is teaching in the