Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-06

- oGJo NAtll AlCA pdiNilSs . To Hunt Pine Flats.
 Frank Wilson, one of the stock holders of the Arizona Bus Compan,
 and prominent businessman O Mayer collected his camping outfit
 put 1t into a wagon and started ou for Pine Flats yesterday. He expect!
 to get more then the usual number O deer in the Flats.
 Week-End At Ranch.
 Mrs. Pete Diskin and her two
 small children of Humboldt left yes
 terday to spend the weekend at their
 ranch home in the Ash Creek sec
 ton.
 Returns From Humboldt
 Mr. and w. NJ. Roberts returned
 yesterday from Humboldt, where
 they have been visiting relatives.
 Business In Stoddard.
 H. c. Fansler returned to the city yesterday from a short business trip to Stoddard.
 Here On Business.
 l Tom Taylor, of the Santa Fe bridge gang, was in the city yester- day on business.
 Verde Valley Visitor.
 L. Wells, the Verde ranchman, was in the city yesterday on business Will Race During Fair.
 William and Elmer Bianconi are preparing their Ford for entry in the relay races during the Fair. Bill will drive and Elmer will act as mechanic.
 Father Visiting Here.
 Miss Graces M. Sparkes, secretary ofthe Yavapai Chambe= ci Commerce, is the pleased recipient oT visit from her father, T. J. Sparkes.
 Will Settle Here.
 Mrs. Elsie Lebo, of Los Angeles, ISas come to Prescott to locate perma- nently. Mrs. Lebo is an accomplished trained nurse. To See Grand Canyon.
 Mrs. J. D. Buchanan left Prescott yesterday afternoon with her little daughter to join Mir Buchanan at Williams. From there they will mo- tor to the Grand Canyon, returning later to Prescott.
 Seeking Help.
 c. s. Lapham, mining man from is in the city to get help | for the work of draining the water from his mine shaft, which has been accomplishing an amount of seepage. Last Excursionist.
 Ed Peacock, field man for the local power company, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will be de- tained about a week on business. Peacock was the last person to take advantage of the Santa Fe excursion -ates to the coast. which closed yes :: erday. To Washington Soon.
 Senator and Mrs Ashurst went to Phoenix yesterday, after mouth .pent in Prescott. Senator Ashurst ( S planning to go to Washington ust after the first of November, but 2 will return to Prescott again before $ hat time t After the Deer. t
 Gary Vyne andJ J. B. Downey left he city yesterday for Van Dixon's z lace in Skull Valley, where they will , ngage in deer hunting. To Abolish Rodents. G. w. Metcalf, of the U. S. biologi- f al survey, arrived in Prescott yes erday. He will remain some time, tanning the extermination of such estiferous rodents as attempt 10 amage the crops in this section. E. . |. Gilchrist, who is in charge of the | iological survey, will be here next , eek. i' Wants to Race. & Charley Burkes famous as an old IH orseman of the Southwest, wired the fl lir commission yesterday for in tt ,rmation regarding the horse races III take place during the Northern 6 rizona State Fair. Burkes lives in So lain View, Texas. He will have y, is animals here soon. sl ,rome Visitor. B Harry Mitchell, of the Jerome Su- C erior, was in the city yesterday. The to der Mitchell is general manager ot c Ie Jerome Superior. se -eals Wilson-Tumulty Idea. l.. A tourist and his-Eife stood at co .sk in the local post office yesterday. o. he woman addressed about a dozen ,st cards to friends, which she passed ~ ~ le at a time to her husband. He ' ached his hand into an inner pocket " oducing a rubber stamp and pad, "'
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