Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-10
(From Tuesdays Daily)

1 Motors to Prescott. l Mrs. c. NJ. Colvocoresses yester- | day drove over to Prescott for a short trip.
 Here on Visit ! Ralph C. Jones, a brother of Mrs. Roy E. Chambers, is in Prescott, visiting his sister.
 Stockman Here. l J. C. Young, well known stockman of Skull Valley, was in Prescott yes ter day on business.
 Cattleman Here
 Charles Young, well known cattle man of Skull Valley, was in the city yesterday on business.
 To Visit Fair. William Shaw, the builder and contractor, today will leave for Phoenix to visit the state fair. Buys Supplies.
 T. NJ. Sanders was in the city yes terday from Skull Valley, buying supplies at Sam Dreyer's store. Receives Records.
 A handsome gift of about twenty records is finding many apprcciatiye users at the Community House. Make Shopping Trip.
 MT. and Mrs, Lee Stayner yester- day made a shopping trip to Pres colt from their home in Senator. Here From Senator
 Allyn Bower is in the city from Senator. He will remain here for about two weeks before returning. Leaves for East.
 Prof. Masters, known here as q clairvoyant, yesterday left for the east where he says he will remain. From Peoples Valley.
 MT. and Mrs. R. w. Forbes, of the Hays Cattle company in Peoples Valley, were in the city yesterday. Here for Winter.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Reagan have moved into the city from Groom Creek, to spend the winter in Pres colt.
 To See Fair.
 Mrs. J. II. Orthel yesterday made the trip to Phoenix, where she will see the exhibits and events at the state fair.
 To Visit Fair Daniel E. Parks, the attorney, went down to Phoenix Sunday, where he will remain a day or two to visit the state fair.
 Leave for Prescott.
 George Shuler, a former resident of Prescott, where he was employed at the Arizona Mine Supply company was in the city Sunday Shuler, now a resident of San Diego, left yes terday for Phoenix. He says con ditions are excellent on the coast. Visits Ranch.
 City Clerk J. H. Robinson paid a visit to his ranch, near Kirkland, where he and others spent the day practising the gentle art of branding calves.
 Leaves for Phoenix.
 Father Edward Girard of the Mercy hospital, who recently re- turned from France, left yesterday for Phoenix, where he will remain for two or three weeks. Made Neighbors Happy
 Frank M Anderson of the Arizona National Mining company, brought in the limit of quail from the Mayer district on Sunday, and remember ed a number of his neighbors. Here for Vsit.
 Mrs. J. T. Roberts yesterday ar rived in Prescott from her home in Yakima, Wash, for a visit with her SUI anu uduSIlSl, M anu -'AA ''' Webster M. Roberts, at their home on Pine Crest. Returns From Visit.
 Charles Beaver a former Whipple Barracks man, has returned to Pres colt, after a visit of six months with in Tennessee. Beaver said l he enjoyed his trip immensely bu; that he is glad to be in Prescott once more. Returns to Phoenix.
 Bishop J. w. Atwood, who spoke at St. Luke's Episcopal church here Sunday, later drove over to Clark dale, where he spoke in the after noon, speaking in Jerome in the eve ming. He returned to Prescott with Rev. H. C. Smith of Jerome, and proceeded to his home in Phoenix. Returns From Vacation.
 L. C. Derrick, cashier of the Pres colt State bank, is back at his desk after a vacation spent in the vicinity