Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
City NeUs In Brief

II. DdA yesterday lIlduS d SIoIt Ilp to town from Lynx Creek.
 From Groom Creek
 Mrs. Peter Mackin, of Groom Creek, spent yesterday in Prescott on a short shopping trip.
 Here on Business
 Tim Scaulon yesterday made a short business trip to the city from his home near Lynx Creek, greeting many of his friends while in town. Leave for Camp
 w. D. Doyne>and E. I. Barron yes terday left Prescott for their camp in the Turkey district, where they will again be engaged in development work
 Groom Creek Visitor
 Capt. Moore was visitor to Pres colt from Groom Creek, spending the day on business and greeting friends. Leaves for Coast
 Mrs. Emma Cline, mother of Mrs. J. H. Herber, whose husband is one of the moving spirits of the J. & J. Mining company, left Prescott yester- day for an extended visit to Los An geles. San Francisco and Seattle, where she will be the guest of rela- tives and friends.
 Full Blood Stock
 L. I. Bates left Saturday for Kan sas to arrange for a carload of full blood Hereford bulls for his cattle outfit located below Granite Dells. He will then go on to Monticello, IL, to consult there with the princi- pal owners of the enterprise. From Groom Creek
 Coming in from Groom Creek, Grant Bennett yesterday was visitor to Prescott on business. Leaves for East
 o. w. Blickenstafi, president and general manager of the J. & J. Min ing company, last night left Prescott on the north-bound train for the east, where he was called by the death of one of his principal stockholders. He will attend the funeral, remaining about two weeks to meet businesf associates.
 Make Southern Tour
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bischoff, who have resided in Prescott for the last 12 years, and have been interested in the progress of the Mile High City, yesterday left for a tour of the south ern part of the United States. They will take in Key West, Tampa, Fla, and all other chief points of interest along the Gulf coast.
 Here from Jerome
 Dr. L. P Kaull, head surgeon Of the United Verde hospital is in the city from Jerome on business before the federal court.
 Phoenix Expert Here
 pr. Win Wylie of Phoenix, an eX- pert in medico-legal jurisprudence, is in Prescott as a witness before the federal court. Dr. Wylie testified here some months ago as an expert in the Bernice Anderson case. Prize Winner Visits
 Making a visit to the city yesterday for the purpose of shopping and greeting friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ritter brought with them Miss Alta Rose Ritter, their little daughter who was among those to capture prizes at the N. A. state fair recently. As prize winner, Miss Alta Rose was among the highest, being 99.8 per cent a perfect baby.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Miss Geraldine Delaney has re- turned from a very pleasant vacation spent in Phoenix with her sister. Returns from Vacation
 Mrs. L. C. Derrick has just re- turned to Prescott after a vacation of a month and a half spent in Everett, Wash, where she was visiting her mother On the return trip to Pres colt, Mrs. Derrick stayed for three weeks in San Francisco, where she visited friends and saw the city be- fore returning home.
 May Leave Soon
 Proof that L. D. Root of Humboldt, where he is a member of the account ancy force of the Consolidated Ari- zona Smelling company, is not only an expert accountant but an expert penman as well, was received yester- day when Root sent in some samples of penmanship to the county school superintendents office, following visit 10 Prescott Monday Root says that although he has been connected with the Consolidated Arizona for some years. he nay leave soon.
 Fair Commissioner John Bianconi asks all exhibitors who had displays at the Arizona state fair and which were requested to be returned to call