Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-18

A picnic was given Sunday in hon
 or of Dehlia Johnson of Yakima Washington, by a party of veteran, Icf the world war, "buddies" of C. E Johnson, who is recuperating fror
 disabilities received i'll service. A
 grand spread at Granite Dells, witf
 games and camera" hunting filled
 the afternoon with pleasure
 Road Man Here.
 Walter Coleman, Of the State en- gineer's office, is in the city. MT { Coleman is the right of way en-
 gineer and considers adestions af-
 fecting state highways, and other jpreltcts whlch .ylnTre tie crossing iof private rroptr:y CT public do- main.
 Wants Residence. ]. T.. 2ucharan and family are
 ia the city from Lo, Angeles. MT.
 Buchanan s:etei that he would es- tab!ish his resla"i ce here r he could secure q suitable location.
 From Indiana.
 Robert Parsons is here from La fayette, Indiana. He is testing Yav- apai'a far famed summer weather. From Santa Anna.
 L. A. Kilpatrick is in the city from Santa Anna.
 Groor, Creek Visitor.
 Mrs. Otto Lang was in Prescott yesterday from Groom Cr.ek. F.'rcl Serstor.
 Alex Radcliffe, from the Senator district, was in Prescott yesterday lie is improving the road to his lrin:ng property in that section. From Skull Valley.
 J. M. Contreras, was ir the city from Skull Valley yesterday. 'On" Preac5er Yet.
 ". $. Brown was a Prescott vis- itor f'om Groom Creek yesterday. Mr. hrown says that the summer campers are thick in his s.'tior.. fcrI I time there were two preachers in cluded among the summer colonists. Now there is but one. He has rent ed one of the Lindsay houses for the season. Musical Tea Today.
 With Everett Schumacher at the piano, P. Arcia and NJ. Torres, Ha- Yaiian artists, and Miss Lena Lorell. -ocalist, Miss Anna Campbell Jones 'ays that the veterans of the war vho drop in at the community house his afternoon for their reminder of lome" 4 o'clock tea table chat will urely have pleasant hour. Cousin Married. .-..
 Elmer Lamb took a few days off | rom his duties as Byer's garage ani attended the wedding of his cousin, Miss Thelma Lamb at Winslow. He eturned yesterday Miss Lamb was married Sunday to Roy S. Slater, for nerly in the employ of the Journal rliner. q! from Hillside.
 Henry Miller was in the city from Hillside yesterday He told friends hat his brother-iu-law, Bob" Sim mons a Miller Valley resident and yell known automobile mechanic, was oing well as the proprietor of a arage in Chino, California. Visiting Aunt.
 Sarah Eckert of this city, is vis- ling her aunt Mrs. Jane Diskin at he ranch of Pete Diskin. The ranch ; located in the Eenega creek sec ion. It is reported that Mrs. Dis in has been slightly indisposed for
 few weeks but IS now feeling much etter. caves Family. (
 WI. H. Wolfe and family of Phoe- ix, and J. NJ. Whitaker of the same lace were in the city yesterday. { Wolfe and Whitaker will return 60. l ay to the lower valley, but the lmily of Mir. Wolfe will remain in l rescott for six weeks. ' lack From Convention.
 F. P. Seaman, representing the Tn- I srnational Correspondence Schools | Arizona has returned from a con- . ention of the school district at Los I .ngeles. He has announced the ap- [ ointment of Earl A. Baker as assist lt in the Phoenix district. Baker is T 'om Jerome.
 ,isiting Brother. If
 Mre. May Wilson and children are t bending few days, with Mrs. Will | on's brother, Brad Larremore, of 2 erome. Mrs. Wilson is the wife of C rank Wilson, now of Mayer, and a 4 ember of the Wilson and Eckert age lines now in the Arizona Bus :. OmOanV Mir NN;1cor ;e Oro0r;atOrI