Weekly journal-miner., 1920-09-29
LFrom Fridays Dailyl

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 Humboldt Club Plans Ban.
 The Humboldt Club is planning Ito start off its fall season with, 3 tHar1 ester's ball at the Humboldt theater tomorrow evening. The club expects that many Prescott people will 90 over to attend the doings.
 Goat King JuIyman.
 Having been excused from jury duty until the sheep-shearing on his ranch had been completed, Aubrey tGist known through this section as the Goat King" returned to Pres colt yesterday to resume his jury du' ties.
 Child Taken Sick.
 Claude Disllin, a young son Of Pete Diskin, rancher in the Hum- boldt section, is reported iii in Hum boldt where he is with his mother to attend the public schools of that city. It is feared that scarlet fever was perhaps the cause of the seizure, as the child is reported to have been exposed to contagion, though there lis a division of opinion as to whether 1 or not the sickness will develop into that disease.
 Phoenix Architect Here.
 Royal w. Lescher. of Lescher X Kibbev. the well-known firm of Phoe- rix architects, was in Prescott yes tterday. Lescher is on his way north on business.
 Thomson Goes to Venezia.
 Taking his young grandson with him. ]. B. Thomason left yesterday for Venezia. where he will look over his mining interests. returning to Prescott before the beginning of next week.
 Thomson is interested in the new cotton gin invented by Wiley Con- way. He and Conway expect to leave for Phoenix by way of Jerome next week. exhibiting their gin in both places,
 Forestry Service Man on Trip.
 II. Basil Wales Prescott forest sup ervisor. left the other day for gen. eral range inspection trip through the forest reserve. He expects to be gone until about Oct. B Ex- Soldier Arrives.
 Tudson L. Hyatt, formerly of the United States army transport corps at Fort Huachuca. came to Prescott yesterday. Hyatt served with the arrny six years as a driver and me chanic. He hopes to make his home here. provided he can find work as an automobile driver.
 Disabled Soldier Here.
 Bennie Pearson. of Springfield. Ariz.. is in this city. expecting to go to Whipple Barracks some time this week. Pearson was discharged from the army as disabled. and he is go- ing to Whipple to obtain treatment and pension benefits. In From Clifton,
 NJ O. Sims came in from Clifton yesterday with Mrs. Sirums and their child. Simus is with the Standard Oil people in Clifton, and is broth CT of Nit Sinms, democratic candi- date for governor. Mir. and Mrs. Simms have been making tour through different parts of the state including the Grand Canyon, and are stopping oyer on their way to Phoe' nix.
 From Humboldt.
 R. A. Kinsman, of Humboldt, was the city yesterday to spend few days. Leaving For the Northwest.
 Miss L.eanere Pendleton, long resident oi Prescott. is leaving the city today for Portland, Oregon, where she intends to make her home. Miss Pendleton's friends are sorry to see her go. Noted Long Beach Woman Here.
 Motoring overland from Long | Beach, California, Mrs. Andig NJ. P.
  Bixby arrived in Prescott yesterday l Mrs. Bixby is q well known Callfor- nia woman. It is said on the coast | that at one time the elder BiXby 1 owned nearly all of Long Beach, the l famous Southern California resort | Mrs. Bixby is here to look over her cattle propeties below Kirkland. | Wayne Thornburg, who is managing !. the Bixby ranches, is in Prescott, and | will accompany Mrs. Bixby on her tour of inspection.
 To Visit the Coast.
 Leaving Prescott today, Miss Helen Blain will spend a short time in Los Angeles and vicinity, where she is to ! visit friends. Wedding on Coast
 It was learned yesterday that John NIilev Demminp. son of Dr. W. l.