Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-15

Matlev went down to Phoenix last spring. having bought a tract of cotton land in the valley.
 Plans Phoenix Trip
 John Keevan, potential freshman |of Wilson's sdnatariun, IS planning short trip to Phoenix this week returning the following week to spend his Christmas vacation at | Globe. Keevan was formerly a "freshman" in the Producers mater- ial company, of Chicago, and may continue his studies at the U. A. Weekend Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kay, of Phoe- Ink. where Mr. Kay has large inter ests in the Sears-Kay Cattle com pany, were the guests here over the Iweek-end of Mrs. Fen Hildreth, re- turning to Phoenix Sunday after moon.
 Telephone Officials Here
 E. L. Bates, of Fl Paso. and E. l.. Kewley, Of Phoenix, traffic men for the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company, were in the city yesterday on a trip of inspection, looking over the conditions of the local office.
 She's Going Awuh!
 Neil Barrett, stenographer for the supervisors. whose real title ought to be secretary to the clerk, but who objects to it and probably won't give the reporter any Of her candy today. is leaving this week for San Francisco to think about settling down. Her folks are there is the reason she gives.
 Leaves for Coast
 R. H. Burmister left Prescott Sunday for the coast, where he will remain until some time in March. He will visit his daughter at Red lands, and his son, Robert B. Bur mister, in San Francisco. The younger Burmister is cashier of ythe Mercantile Trust company in the city of the Golden Gate.
 Here from Mayer
 "Deacon" Skinner, president of the Pocahontas Mining company, with property located near Mayer, was in the city yesterday on busi- Iness. The Deacon" says he re- grets greatly having missed the super-banquet and attendant festlvi- ties staged at the Owl last We'd Inesday night, but that he had to say his prayers at home. See What the Snow Donel I. F. Gronlund and Eric Bloom, Iranchers of the Senator district, are not feeling particularly amiable over the snowfall of Sunday. Heretofore they have ridden to and from the mine in their hurtling Henry, but now they are singing the old re- ifrain, "Rain. Rain, Go Away" etc. You see, they have to walk. that quarter mile now.
 Farrall Has a Bump
 Naughty" Farran, Journal-Maner correspondent at Whipple Barracks went down set of ice-covered steps lin a manner not in accordance with the usual method of going down steps and is laid up with lame back. according to word sent in last night by his friends. They professed great anxiety over the possibility that some Of Farra1l's friends among the fair sex might get word of It and over-rate the gravity of his hurts.
 Make Jerome Trip
 Further explorations into the geo. graphy, topography and general bus mess conditions of Yavapa1 county were conducted yesterday by H. J. Peterson, local Armour manager, and w. E. Hicks. manager of the IE. E. Nash Produce company, on business trip to Jerome. They re port that Sunday mornings snowfall has somewhat obscured the topo- graphical details, but that the gen eral lay of things is still the same. Business is good.
 Plans Phoenix Trip
 Fireman w. E. Clemm is planning ia trip to Phoenix over the Christ mas holidays.
 Plans Eastern Trip
 1 George Schults, of the store de- partment, is planning a trip to the east in the near future.
 Ash Fork Trip
 Division Engineer J. A. Jaeger is absent on a trip to Ash Fork on Santa Fe business.
 Trip to Williams
 Charles c. Emerson, of the local "fireing squad" is making preDara- . tions for a holiday trip to Williams Safety Committee R. J. Oliver of the superintendent's office, is busy making up list of Appointments for the division safety first committee for the year 1921. Returns from Birmingham w. M Collum, of the local car carpenter force. has returned from short trip to Birmingham, where he , went in company with his mother. who had been visiting him in Prescott