Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-30
City NeoOs In Brief
Ritter Family in Town

LOoklnS TOT GuhleT.
 (. |. Stockin left yesterday after noon for Texas where he expects to see a big gusher come in a new field. He is going to Maria and ex- poets to be gone only few days. Visiting Relatives
 NIT. and Mrs. McAdam of Phoenix are in Pine Crest for few weeks, visiting Henry Dietz and Miss Emma Dietz. Mrs. McAdam is a sister of theirs.
 Here for Big Show.
 Mrs. Monroe Johnson has been at Skull Valley visiting Mrs. Van Dick son for some time and now they are both in Prescott for the Frontier days.
 Marshal Here from Phoenix
 Fred A. Weage, deputy United States marshal, made nasty trip to Prescott this week, taking a United States prisoner to Phoenix with him on his return.
 Here from New Jersey
 Miss Margaret Shaper, who taught school at Cherry Creek this year, was in Prescott yesterday to meet Miss Shaper's sister and friend of Miss Adams who has just arrived from New Jersey.
 Bucked Off by Tractor
 Van Dixon, despite the fact that a tractor gave him a little setback, is rarin' to go. Van spent yesterday in Prescott and says he just had to hus- tie back 10 get everything in readi- ness so he could be on the job for the big days.
 New Twirler in Town
 V. C. Tipton, a regular baseball man, twirler of the sphere of no mean ability. has been added to the Prescott Gray team as an extra play er He arrived yesterday and may get a chance mtoday's game to show what he can do.
 Brought Back a Bride
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Rice are oc- cupying a cottage on Pine Crest. MT 1 Rice departed alone for Los Angeles a few days ago, but he did not come back alone. There he met Mrs. Rice and they were married. lie was for merly at the Post
 Back to DeSoto Mine
 Mir and Mrs. Claude Ferguson and | children, who have just come from Bouse, are returning to the DeSoto | mine for the summer. Mir Ferguson 1 is superintendent of the DeSoto mine. Mrs. Ferguson has been in Boise, Idaho, for the past month visiting her parents.
 Mrs. Owen Off for Denver
 Mrs. Fay Owen, who has been the stenographer for the Franco-Ameri- | can Copper company for the past three years, has gone for an extended | and varied vacation. She will go to Denver and spend few days with her sister and they will both go to Yellowstone National park and take in the sights on the Pacific slope. Whipple Boys Pleased.
 The entertainment at Whipple | Barracks last night was well attend ed by the boys and enjoyed eveIy minute of it. Miss Andrea Bradley | and her friend who is visiting in the city, danced and whistled in their perfect style, and made every one sit up and take notice. A number of other parts were put on and the entire evening was pleasing. Jerome Impresses Visitor.
 E. w. Gilbreath returned yesre- day from trip to Jerome. He says the great steam shovel operation by | the U. V. Company is going ahead | and that large zone is being sliced | off by this process. The ore at the surface is very low grade, but head way is being made toward the old | fire zone where high grade ready | roasted ore is said to exist in large quantities.
 New Lawyer Arrives
 George w. Nilsson, one of the legal lights connected with the law office of LeRoy Anderson, is passing around a few cigars among his inti- mate friends. No, he's not a candi- date yet It is just to announce the arrival of a new attorney, George Theodore Nilsson. The young man weighs 71A pounds and arrived in the city yesterday He is strongly en- trenched in the firm and will probably stay cowboy. Does Not Believe in Repeats.
 Henry Huddleston one of the mail carriers in the local post office, has returned from a two weeks vacation trip to the coast. He took in Los Angeles, and was not satisfied with