Weekly journal-miner., 1920-06-16

1 M s. hCbl AC -NNlllildll, WHO HstN
 been in Los Angeles for the past
 month, recuperating her health, is
 back, feeling fine. She says she had
 great vacation, but just the same
 was glad to get back 10 old Yavapai.
 Bade Them Goodbye Mir. and Mrs. Robert L. Dearing
 left Sunady afternoon for San Fran cisco, where Mir. Dearing will assume his duties as assistant district for ester. Many friends were at the de pot to bid them goodbye and wish them good lucl, in their new hme Cycles to Canyon Paul Hummer, son of Mrs. Her man Brinkmeyer, left yesterday for trip to the Grand Canyon by mo- torcycle. He aims to be back by Friday. The trip is easily made in a day, if not interrupted by tire or mo- tor troubles.
 To Visit in Idaho
 Leo Smith, one of the patients al Fort Whipple, left yesterday for his home in Moscow, Idaho. He likes the place and says he will come back in the fall, but he wants to visit his home in the summer. He served in the Philippines as a steward in the hospital corps.
 Wagoner Merchant
 H. w. Cole, merchant of Wagoner, is in the city Mir. Cole is one of the leading inland storemen in the state, having been engaged in business al WagOner for many years. He re- ports cattlemen and mining men as all happy and contented by reason of the good outlook.
 Teacher to Study
 Miss Harriet Wells has returned from Humboldt to her home in Pres colt. She is making her home with Mrs. Warren c. Davis, her sister. The school at Humboldt has closed and Miss Wells has planned to spend her vacation in the Northern Arizona Normal school preparing herself to better train the young minds next year.
 Oil Man From Holbrook
 Jack Marden, one of the leading men of the Holbrook country, is in the city on business. He says the spectacular stuff is all over in that field and that ii is going 70 be tested thoroughly in the very near future. He feels that it will prove winning field, as he has devoted his time and energies to it for long time, and had strong faith in it before the ever undertook it.
 Came to Business School
 The Prescott Business College seems to be drawing card, as Miss Helen Wait arrived yesterday from Needles, Calf, and Clegg Lyles from Oberlin. La, 10 enroll in the school and study special courses. They are much pleased with the summer cli- mate here. There are number of other entrants from Prescott in this school since the public school has closed.
 Ambitious Students
 Miss Elsie Nelson came down from Crown King on the Saturday train to join her friend Miss Alice Thomp. son of this city, to go to the Flag staff Normal summer school. The two girls were chums in the Crown King school and are counting on a big time at Flagstaff, and promise to keep Crown King and Prescott on the educational map that will be made in that schol this summer. Jenkins Home Again
 ]. w. Jenkins, who has been spend- ing some time in Los Angeles, visit ing his family, returned yesterday to pursue his mining enterprise. He says there was much anxiety in San Francisco for the nomination of John son for president, but that inasmuch as the Johnson delegaes were the first to see the impossibility of nom mating either of the three leading men, and began the change to liar ding, that they can claim some credit for picking the head of the ticket anyway.
 Visiting in Jerome.
 Mrs. Edith Aplustill, left yesterday for visit with friends in Jerome. Jolly in Town
 C. T. Jolly, prominent citizen of Jerome, IS in the city on business. Hillside Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Wayne Ritter of IJ;iIe;Ja ,ra ;D +he city, for a short