Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01

1 Mrs. Mae Jennings, mother of Mrs. Harry Shumate, yesterday left Prescott for her home in Dallas, Texas, after an extended visit here with her daughter and son-in-law.
 Here for Winter
 Mrs. Elsie s. Kugler, of Duluth, Minn., who arrived in Prescott yes Iterday, is here to spend the winter with her son, who has been in the Mile High City some six months.
 Mining Man Here
 L.-S. Williams, in charge of ope- rations at the War Eagle, the Meany & Williams property in the Palace Station country, was in the city yesterday attending to business matters.
 Jerome Thanksgiving
 Motoring over to Jerome, R. N. Fredericks, president of the Prescott State bank, enjoyed a pleasant Thanksgiving day and dinner at the home of his daughter and son-in- law, MT. and Mrs. P. H, Deming. in the Copper City.
 Things Looking Fine
 George P. Harrington of the Phil adelphia Mining company, operating Ia property in the vicinity of Crown King, was in Prescott yesterday from the northern city. He says that everything is looking fine on the Crown King properties.
 Move to Swanson
 MT. and Mrs. William Brelsford, who were married at Humboldt last week, have moved to Swansea, where they will make their home. They stopped in Prescott on their way to their new home, and ordered a shipment of household goods. Leave for Ranch
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Weidler to- day will leave for Nears ranch. about 90 miles from Prescott, where they will remain over Sunday, mak- ing the trip by automobile. While at the ranch, Mir and Mrs. Weidler plan to take advantage of the trout season for little fishing.
 Visits Sister Here
 Miss Leslie Davis, teacher at the Groom Creek school, is spending the holiday season in Prescott with her sister, Miss Irene Davis. of the forest service force. Miss Davis, a great lover of the outdoors. made the trip from Groom Creek to Pres colt on foot. Visit in Prescott
 The Misses Jean Nager and Ellen Schock. of Wisconsin and Missouri respectively, are the guests here of Miss Marcelle Brinkmeyer, with whom they have been spending the Thanksgiving holidays. With Miss Brinkmeyer and Miss Annie Camp bell Jones, they attended the enter tainment last night at Whipple Bar racks.
 Here for Few Days
 Miss Jean McGillivray, who has been in Tucson for few weeks, is in Prescott on her way to Tucson in connection with Y. w. C. A. work in that city. Miss MacGilli- vray, who is Q finance campaign manager from New York Y. w. C. A. headuarters, was prominent in the recent "Y" campaign in this city which ended so successfully. Remove to Yuma
 Messrs. White and Miller, of the paving company which has just completed the paving on Mt. Vernon street, have shipped their office equipment to Yuma, where they will operate during the winter. The grading and paving equipment is being left in Prescott pending the outcome of bids for the paving of Pleasant and other Prescott streets. Putting in Equipment
 L. V. Swiggert, who has returned to Prescott from a trip of inspec- ton at the Yellow Jacket property ! at Crown King, is expecting to leave in the next day or two for Phoenix, where he plans to spend the winter. Swiggert says the men are busy at the Yellow Jacket pre- pairing to install a new gas engine. A gallows frame has already been installed.
 A Double Celebration
 Forest Supervisor H. B. Wales took advantage of Thanksgiving day for a double celebration. Thursday was the first holiday that has come around since MT. and Mrs. Wales moved into their new home at 334 South Mt. Vernon street last week, and they used the festive day to commemorate the new home as well as the arrival of the national turkey f