Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-14

. ! be furnished the grill soon 10 open On the potato is a placard reading For sale or will trade for a Ford . Gone to the Coast
 Roy Sloane who is head chef al the United Verde Hotel at Jerome was in the city yesterday. He spent the day visiting friends about the city. He Leaves tonight for Los Angeles on a three weeks vacation.
 From Copper Basin
 Richard McNary is in the city from Copper Basin, arriving yesterday. Visiting Family
 Dan Campbell. father of Governor Campbell, was in the city yesterday from Jerome. He will spend few days. at his home in Prescott.
 From Mayer
 Peter Schaeffer. who is well known in the Mayer district was in the city yesterday on a combined business and visiting trip.
 School Teacher Here Miss Anna Bustard arrived in Pres colt yesterday on her way to Camp Verde. She will teach ill the Camp Verde schools this coming year. Miss Bustard was formerly an educational aide at Whipple Barracks and has just returned from a visit in New Jersey.
 From Camp Verde
 W. NJ. Hlardman was in the city yesterday from Camp Verde. Prescott Visitor w. Kogen was a Prescott visitor yesterday. He came from Camp Verde
 Prescott Visitor.
 William Toilette was Prescott visitor yesterday. He is a rancher of the Altman district on the Verde. Business Trip.
 S. P. Wells made a business trip to this city yesterday from Aultman. He is a rancher of that section. In The City.
 Louis Lebsch was Prescott wis itor yesterday Mir. Lebsch is ran cher from the Verde.
 From Middle Verde.
 Joe Ellis, who is rancher from the middle Verde, was in the city yesterday upon a business mission. day frim Jerome.
 On Way to Swansea. |
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph w. Murton ot Humboldt passed through yesterday on their way to the Swansea mine on the Parker cutoff, to which place Mr. Murton has been transferred by the Consolidated Arizona Smeiting company.
 From Jerome.
 Raymond Zimmer, who was the only soldier from this county to be sent to Whipple Barracks when that institution was under the control o1 the war department was in the city yesterday from Jerome. He IS con- nected with the TF. Miller company of that city, and previous to entering the service had been in the employ of tbe same company. While in Pres colt he called at the Red Cross com ,,,rn;4v house and visited with Anna Campbell Jones secretary of the To- ca1 cbapter of the Red Cross, ana o+ber of his friends made while at the Barracks.
 Visiting Friends.
 Waiter Bailey arrived yesterday from San Antonio, Texas at winch | nIace he received his discharge from | a,orara1 supply company, U, 5. A. stationed at that place, he ranking as serqeant After spending few days ;n tbis city renewing old acqualn- tsrces and visiting with friends, MT po;1e,, will leave for Phoen1X to De- oin duties in the employ ot the ''"'e highway department Leaving Today. ,,,oh
 Mrs. Florence Emerson, and daush- tor Nrnriel. will leave on this alter noon's train for Claremont Ca'lo' nj. Mrs. Emerson has accepted connection with the Pomona college at that place. Miss Muriel Emerson will w visit in Claremont and the VIC ;ritv of Los Angeles until tune io' her to assume the duties ot ner school at San Jose, Rack From Jerome.
 F H. Meek returned yesterday i f-or, Jerome. MT. Meeks stated that tbs tl oeople of Jerome feel gratitled ,e, ,t ,,le inc splendid vote east for w. Clark for the republican nomlhat,on fo~ the United States senate, in that citv and even should he fail ot nom ;na+;on thev still are proud that the .at,rrs m showed their spirit in the