Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-11
City NerOs Tn Brief
Visiting Friends

Mrs. Mosley and two children, have arrived from Phoenix to spend a few days visiting Mrs. A. J. Crum. Tn Town
 Frank Steed is spending the week in the city. He is in from Groom Creek.
 To Bisbee
 George Gales, miner from Je- Aome, stopped in Prescott long enough to look mp former associates before leaving for Bisbee He expects to make Bisbee his residence this fall and winter.
 Back to Ranch
 Mrs. L. Harmon, wife of a prom inent cattleman Of the Camp Woods section, arrived yesterday from Phoe- nix. She went out to the ranch and will enjoy the delightfully."- cool sum- mer of Yavapai.
 Back Home.
 John Francis Connor has returned from a brief visit to Jerome. He gained the impression that the min ing city was busy.
 Recovering. .. Mrs. F. C. Stuthman is improving after several weeks of illness which confined her to her bed. She lives in the Homeacre addition. Back From Mayer
 F. L. Haworth returned yesterday after several days spent in the Mayer district on a business trip. Hand Poisoned. ..
 Tom Wells came in from Blythe yesterday. He had the misfortune to receive a slight hurt of the hand, blood poison developing later. Wells was the winner of the relay race at the Prescott Frontier Days this year. Miss Bessie Gray Here. = Miss Bessie Gray of Los Angeles is visiting her brother Louis J. Gray and his wife Miss Gray is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Gray former residents of Prescott. Dogs On It
 South Montezuma street yesterday morning presented passers by with a glimpse of l6 dogs milling from curb to curb. And this in spite of the fact that there are only just a flew" dogs in the city. Some of the passers by thought there were possibly a plenty, while others estimated that a few more would not hurt. Whichever view finally prevails. it is thought that there will be little difficulty in persuad- ing the city council to pass resolu- ton of extermination, which is a con summation devoutly to be hoped for. Visiting Old Friends.
 Supreme Judge Henry D. Ross of Phoenix, is in the city enjoying the climate of his old home town. Mrs. Ross he says will follow him here in few days. The judge says even if this were not his home town he could not help liking the cool nights and delightful weather all around. But he enjoys more than all a visit with old neighbors and friends. Want Houses
 C. H. (Dick) Conley and Ross Conley. and their families, came yes terday via the Santa Fe to make an extended stay in the city. They are cattttlemen of the Buckeye valley, below Phoenix.
 Back To Phoenix
 w. S. Pyle and family returned from Flagstaff yesterday, and after spending a couple of days in Pres coft and vicinity, will finish a three months automobile tour by going to Phoenix, their home Mr. Pyle came to Arizona from Kansas. He intima- ted that 1t was possible that this city might become his residence before the next siege of hot valley weather. Club Hostesses
 Mrs: Fen Hildreth and Mrs. Iuez Mcdonnell will be hostesses on Sat turday at the Country Club, changing for that date with Mrs. T. c. Norris and Mrs. A. IT. Favour.
 Returned Home
 w. R. Uber and his daughter Mrs Claud T. Davenport, returned yes terday from Los Angeles to which place they accompanied the remains of the late Mrs. Uber for ipterment Keeps On Shipping
 Ben Rybon is back from the Silver belt mine, where he vas observing operations. He is enthusiastic as tc the future of that mine, and happy tc report regular shipments being made to Humboldt shelter. The con. vient location of that property 10 the shelter, he says, helps very materi ally in keeping up the good work. Joe O'Reilly Here ..
 J. H. O'Reily, president. of tn, Phoenix National Life Insuranc, company arrived in the city yester day or a few days vacation, anC souobt +he hest climate he coul,