Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29

Miss Marion Hunter, one of the
 Lincoln school teachers, is spending , the Christmas vacation in Phoenix 1lHere from Simmons
 | J. w. Stewart, well known cattle
 man of Simmons, was in the city l. yesterday on business. He was ac- companied by his son.
 Returns from Phoenix
 t Deputy Sheriff George Payne has
 returned from Phoenix, where he
 spent Christmas with some of his
 capital city friends
 From Kirkland
 Thomas L. Morris, well known
 cattleman and resident oi Kirkland,
 spent yesterday in Prescott on busi- mess.
 From Peoples Valley
 H. H. Ward was ill the city yes Iterday from Peoples Valley, visiting
 friends in Prescott and transacting business.
 To Congress Junction
 Attorney Joe Furst connected with the county attorneys office, yester- day went cover to Congress Junction on legal business.
 Santa at Court House
 Male attaches of the court house were given happy Christmas re hinder this week, when Miss Nellie Marshall and Miss Kitty Crossman made them all q present of some cigars.
 Leave for Coast
 Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Southworth yesterday left with their family for Los Angeles, planning to spend several days in the coast city. Holidays in Phoenix
 Mrs. Ed Bowers and her children left Prescott Sunday for Phoenix, where they will spend the holidays with Mrs. Bowers mother, Mrs. A. IL. Hanshaw. Vacation Here
 Mrs. Lois McKibben, teacher in the Canyon school, is spending two or three days of the holiday vacation with Prescott friends. Her two chil- dren are accompanying her. Leaves for East
 Leaving Prescott Sunday for New ton, Kans, Walter Coleman, mem Der of the local office of the state highway department, will spend | several weeks in the eastern city. Visits Old Home
 s. J. McDougall, a former Pres colt resident who was connected with the local telephone office here about four years ago, and now a resident of Bisbee, is visiting in the city over the holidays. Prescott Visitor
 Miss Harriet Wells, who teaches in the Humboldt school, is spending d part of the Christmas vacation in Prescott, as the guest of Mrs. War ren c. Davis.
 Christmas in Prescott
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Davis, of Jerome, well known Jerome resi- dents, were Prescott visitors over Christmas as the guests of MT. and Mrs. w. L. Richards, 104 North Summit. Visits Son Here
 T. B. Carter, well known resident of Yavapai, was in the city yester- day with his son, Charles, visiting { his son, Grant Carter, of the sher- ifs office. MT. Carter is resident of Walnut Creek Says Things are Quiet I
 J. w. Knight, oi Humboldt was i F the city yesterday on business He states that conditions on the Shelter City are very quiet since the I ,melter shut down, and that many | ire leaving the town. I Leave for Coast I
 Mrs. R. H. A[ize left Prescott yes erday for PasadeHR, Calif., accom- [ ,anied by her daughter, Margaret c dr. Mize, whose services here as il minister of the St. Luke's Episcopal I :hurch will be long remembered, will ollow Wednesday with his sons, t Robert and Harold Mize From t Pasadena, the family will go to Sa- b ina, Kans., where Rev. Mize will ac- d ept the bishopric of Salna. E Visits at Junction
 William E. Craig, of the Star lc Cleaning company, spent Christmas r with his mother at Congress June i, ion. O Seturns from Phoenix C
 Dave Merwin, who is employed by '. G. Walter of Walnut Creek, re- fC turned yesterday from Phoenix where W le spent the Christmas holidays. ei Christmas at Junction O
 Eli Perkins, one of the moving in pirits of the NC-4, spent two days C