Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-10

lNSS NlNiNN Nlll Bi pDeAblN bN llloAetll led between the forest station here and the Cave Creek ranger station,
 which cannot be reached by tcle- phone.
 Well Satisfied.
 Ed. Templin, who was in the city yesterday, will spend the winter a, Congress Junction. Templin says he has cause to be well satisfied with the .esul,s of the election.
 Blue Bell Teacher.
 Miss Helen Vennes, who teaches the school at Blue Bell, arrived in Prescott yesterday for a visit over the weekend.
 Reports On Range.
 Coming down from the range around Seligman, c. A. Reed will be in the city for several days. He re- p ,rts range conditions in that dis tr,ct 10 be far
 Return to Henrietta.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Lytzen, ac- companied by Mrs. Lytzen's sister, Miss Hogan, yesterday returned to their home in Henrietta, making the trip by automobile. Leave for Coast
 Mrs. M B. Madrid yesterday left with her children for Los Angeles where she will remain on an extend- ed visit with her husbands parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Madrid. To Beaver Creek.
 Passing through Prescott yester- day, (. A. Guyton, of Beaver Greek, is returning home from the Salt Riv- CT district Ted Guyton is following him, making the trip overland with a team.
 Here To Locate.
 S. Hall, of Indiana is in Prescott on his way to Ash Fork, where he will take up a position with the San "a Fe railroad. Halls brother is night operator at Bouse, and his father, A. L.. Hall, agent at Gila. Here With Children.
 Mrs. T. F. Doyle is in the city with her two children, boy and a girl, whom she is placing in St. Jos .ph's academy. Mrs. Doyle will | make Prescott her home while the ,hildren are in. school. Here for Visit
 Miss Nydia Acker, county home demonstration agent at Winslow ast night arrived in Prescott for a | short stay with her parents MT. and i Mrs. James s. Acker, before leaving ] or Phoenix Monday. Praises Jerome Highway.
 Attorney H. NJ. Gibbs, of Jerome, | arrived on the evening ,tage from the Copper City, to re- main a day or two in Prescott on egal business. Gibbs praises the 1 lew Prescott-Jerome highway as a | wonderful help to him in his court business. He made the trip over by l .tage in hour and 50 minutes. To Visit Fair.
 J. B. Tomlinson and his son, Ed | were in the city yester- lay. Ed .Tomlinson drove out to the nine beyond Senator with load Of supplies, while his father remained 1 n town on business for the Roller 1 Cotton Gin company, which he says | S coming along in fine shape. Re urning here tomorrow, Ed will meet lis father, and the two men will cave for Phoenix Monday, where hey will visit the State Fair. Location Engineer Here.
 Frank Goodwin, location engineer 1 2f Coconino county was visitor in he city yesterday. Goodwin is an en- husiastic booster for Flagstaff where le has his headquarters. Speaking of improvements being done there, he said that work on mile and a half paving project had been stopped tenn 2orarily by. the recent snow storm. Next season. Goodwin said, another lalf mile of road paving, and apprXi- natelv 10 blocks of street paving in business and residential districts, are projected. Goodwin, who for eight years was with the State Highway i Commission is here in connection with the famous Mule case. From Casa Grande.
 Coming in from Casa Grande, w. H. Burge is a business visitor to the city.
 Seligman Visitor.
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