Weekly journal-miner., 1920-10-13
lFrom Sundays Dailvl
On Business from Jerome

On Business from Jerome.
 Roy N. Davidson, of Jerome was in the city yesterday.
 Not a Candidate.
 R. A. Zimmer, of Jerome, has formally notified the board of sup ervisors that he IS not a candidate for the office of county recorder. Will Not Qualify.
 The board of supervisors has been advised by A. C. Gardner, of Ter ome, that he does not wish to quail fly as a candidate for tic office of justice of the peace for the Jerome precinct, requesting that his name be removed from the ballot.
 Republican Organizer Here.
 C. C. Lewis, who is in charge of the Republican organization and registration work at Phoenix. is. in Prescott on business connected with registrations.
 Mayor Goldwater Leaves.
 Mayor Morris Goldwater left yes terday for a short trip to Kingman. Councilman Makes Trip.
 Councilman William Byers left Prescott yesterday for a short busi- ness trip to the coast.
 Here on Visit.
 Mrs. w. Henderson and her daughter are visiting in the city. They come from Mayer.
 From Phoenix.
 Mary Cahill, who arrived in Pres colt from Phoenix Friday, is in the city for short stay.
 Business Trip. !. H. Ellis, of Camp Verde, is making short business trip to Pres colt
 Kirkland Visitor. Coming from Kirkland, w. H.. Shanafelt will be in the city for few days.
 Forest Examiner Will Arrive.
 Forest Examiner Rex King, of Albuquerque, who is in charge of the land classification work in the southwest district of the forest serv- i've, will arrive today, and will re- main several days to go over some land classification matters in this district.
 Forest Exhibit.
 Ed P. Ancona, who is in charge of the office of public relations of the forest service at Albuquerque, will arrive Tuesday, October l2, to set up and take charge of the forest service exhibit at the. fair Ancona was formerly in charge of the Crown King district of the Prescott forest Phones the Glad News.
 Mrs. Ward Wheeler phoned the superintendent of schools office yesterday that the Democratic rally at Camp Verde was one of the best they have yet held. The party will hold meeting at Humboldt this evening
 From Ash Fork.
 J. F. Grimm, of> Ash Fork came down on a little business trip yes terday
 Grazing Man to Come.
 Grazing Examiner Paul H. Rob erts of the Albuquerque office of the forest service is expected to ar rive in Prescott on October 15 He will spend the balance of the month on grazing inspection through the Prescott forest
 Returns from Visit
 Mrs. H., B. Wales returned yes terday from a three weeks visit at Flagstaff. From Kirkland.
 Joe Carter, of Kirkland, spent yesterday in the city combining business and pleasure. On School Business.
 J. A. Fitch, a teacher from. the Granite Mountain district spent yes terday in Prescott on school busi ness. Kirkland Visitors.
 Mrs. Charles Rynearson and her !! two little children were in the city yesterday. Mrs Rynearson's hus- band owns q tufa quarry near Kirk land
 Buys Traps Here.
 The elder Roy, from the William 1 son Valley country was in the city yesterday Among other things, he visited Phillips store and bought . some traps for the coyotes that | have been around his place lately. Enters "U. of A." Miss Osee Stukey was guest of . honor at a dinner and theatre party | given by Miss Gertrude O'Daniel . last Thursday evening. Miss Stukey, a member of the 1yZO class. St. Jo- seph's Academy, left for Tucson Fri day to take up her studies in the College of Art Those of the party were Miss Babe Morrison, Miss Eleanor Lee, Misses Stukey and . O'Daniel
 Returns from Visit.
 Mrs Peter Mackin, of Groom Creek was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Mackin returned the other day from Thompson Valley, where she was visiting with her brother, Lon Bonnet.
 Cattleman Here.
 F. A. Marlowe, the Williamson Valley cattleman. was in the city ,i yesterday on business. Saturday Business Trip.
 o. A. Lang was in the city from Groom Creek yesterday to attend to some business matters.
 
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