Weekly journal-miner., 1920-05-05
CFrom Tuesdays Daiiy.l

tFrOm Tuesdays DaiiT.l
 yesterday He was joined by Mrs. Campbell here. she having spent q
 few days among friends and rela-
 lives.
 Wicl1enburger Here on Visit
 Al Evarts of Wickenburg was
 mixing among old time friends and
 1cquaintances in the city yesterday.
 He missed many old timers, and
 many old style courtesies, but did
 lot seem 10 worry about them. CalledeBy Sickness
 Mrs. Anna Turner is preparing to
 go' to Fresno, California, where her father, John Koontz, has been stricken with paralysis, according 10 ! message from Mrs Turner's sister, Mrs. James Hamilton.
 Ex-Soldier to Make Home Here
 Sergeaut-Major w. L. Nelson, who
 as been at Fort Whipple for several months has leased the Murphy resi- dence at 307 F. Gurley street, and
 with his family have established their permanent home here.
 Looking Coloradoward
 c. Harlow Waller, who has beer mining in Skull Valley district for several years, and still interested in hat district, is thinking some of de claring a bonanza notion for a mine ia Colorado. Small Hoist Installed
 w. W. Elliott of the Arizona Mine Supply company visited the Peak Silver Mining company camp yester lay and says the new hoist is about -eady for work. He says the hoist a small one but capable of doing -ood work.
 Register Closes Aug. 27
 The registration officers who are put now will be busy till the 27th Of August, on which date the register will e1ose til after the primaries, and lfter that will reopen for short .ime before the general election. Miss Storey Recovering
 Miss-ATildred Storey is at home convalescing from an operation for
 ppendicitis which was performed at Tempe on the thirteenth of April, 'qst. She is gettinq along nicely and vill soon be as well as ever. Mss Merritt on Summer Visit
 George Merritt returned yesterday rom Tucson, where he went to bring home his little daughter, Pansy, to spend the summer in the cool climate )f Prescott The little girl had her 2untie, Mollie Merritt, along as head 1urse. and Dick" was a member of he party. Little Pansy was the cen CT of much attraction, and her sum ner visit a great event. Will Return Later
 Mrs. 0. II. Tucker, who has been pending several months in PhoeniX or her health, was up for a few days last week with the home folks, re- urning yesterday to Phoenix where she will remain till the hot weather starts, when the Mountain city will . again claim her.
 Says Silver Cycle Looks Good
 H. Johnson, one of the old time miners who recently returned from and who has since been in the silver camps south of the city. came in yesterday from the Silver Cycle camp and stated hat things are looking fine in that amp.
 Recovering From Appendicitis
 Mrs. Mary Luke, widow of the ate John Luke, is reported as rapidly recovering from an appendicitis op- eration in a Phoenix hospital. She will be remembered as Miss Mary McGill, a former teacher in the public school of. Prescott. She is a sister 2f Mrs. ID. J. Sullivan of Congress, Arizona. Gone to the Beach
 MT. and Mrs. E. Vernon Christie lave gone to Los Angeles and beach -esorts near there, to spend a two weeks vacation. Veteran Falls III /
 Frank De Rose, all cX-sOldier who vas gassed in France and was wounded in the head by shrapnel, lies n room AIS, Valdrine hotel, sick His attending physician, Doctor C. E. Yount, states that he leeds care and the case has been re- erred to the American Legion which s interested in cases of this kind and will see that this veteran is furnished with all that he needs. TAI