Weekly journal-miner., 1920-08-04
Malapai Man In Town

bil luudy dlAy
 l Perry Ling had birthday thi,
 week. He came oyer with his family
 to visit his mother and have q little
 fiesta 10 fit that occasion.
 In From Ranch
 Arthur Edwards was in from his
 ranch near Jerome Junction yeter-
 day for the day. He report a good
 outlook for the future.
 Rather Hates To Go
 Mrs. F. w. Mcdaniel is up from
 Phoenix to get a sample of the mile high climate. She likes it so far and doesn't like to leave it.
 Hopes For Activity
 Frank Thornton, the copper man of Mayer, is in the city on business. He hopes to soon see things humming again in his camp.
 To Fish For Fortnight
 H. D. l.. Phillips and family lei; yesterday afternoon for a fishing trip in the northern part of the state, to. be gone a fortnight.
 Vacationing
 Mir. and Mrs. F. s. Rasmussen of Mayer, accompanied by Miss Cora Rasmussen, are in the city on a short vacation. Here From Simmons
 Angelo Matley came in from Sim mons yesterday to do some shopping | and to attend to business matters. In Town
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Langdale of Jerome Junction were in for supplies yesterday.
 Accountant Removes
 Ross Rupp, a former partner of Charles Weidler, has gone 10 Los An geles.
 Here From Seligmari
 J. A. Pitts, merchant of Seligman, $ in Prescott on business. Here From Ash Fork
 Mrs. ]. T. Lucas was in the city yesterday for a brief stay. Hot Springs Party
 A party of folks has gone to the Verde Hot Springs as the guest of E. H. Meek of the Hot Springs com ,any. They are C. w. Barney, Mir md Mrs. H. F. Brown and William VI. Ownes, all of Phoenix They will lunt and ifs hand bathe in the hot They expect to come back without any kind of ailment, as this water is ready to cure them, accord , ng to the testimonials of Mir. Meek !imself. Visited Old Kentucky
 Mrs. w. w. Ross, who had been l isiting the old Kentucky home, re- { urned iii time to have a short visit with her son, Thomas, who got urlough 10 make trip to Prescott, 4 he had a great time in Kentucky. Prescott A Pokey Town
 Mrs. c. w. Campbell and her son, :. w. IT,, are in the city for rest | rom the heat in Phoenix. She says l Prescott is all awfully "pokey" old own, but the climate is so good she i'll stay inc rest of the summer. | lain Did Good |
 H. (. Anderson of Jerome June T on was ill the city yesterday and ! avs the rain which came few days T go hit some places very heavy. and d ,hile it picked up sone hay in its s -ake, it did lot of good just the anne. Iere From Fair Oaks
 John O. Eckel and F. T. Eckel are town from the Fair Oaks section. Iere From Puntenney s Nelson Puntenney, one of Yavapai's n ,ading cattlemen, IS in the city on ( usiness.
 wears Walker Is Best ' ! Oilll bul llS' OllC Ol llC DCAl fNllONli ., liners in this section, is in from :. Walker. ack From Walker | w. S. Conner, interested in mines in Walker district, returned yesterday n om a visit to his properties there. F 'ver On Short Visit
 Miss Lydia Carpenter was visiting P
 Prescott yesterday and will return ', ome 10 Humboldt tomorrow. '. living Climate A Test A Walter I. Solomon is in the city for short test of the mile high climate T -e Is accompanied by Mrs. Solomon. ( lotation Man To Jerome
 Leon R. Long, Notation expert, has A ,cepted a position at Jerome and left H IT that point yesterday. ee Good Feed Coming A Mr. and Mrs. Charles King are in e city from Big Chino They are n n appy over the fine outlook for plenty T
 feed since the rains started. if On Business tr A. s. Barnes has gone to Jerome IT Id Clarkdale on an extended buSi- Il .ss' trip. He is accompanied by C. T
 Wilson of Phoenix. ood Rains Reported C Mir. and Mrs. Tom w. Young are =,
 the city from Camp Verde and say :. at things are good out that way. IT he big rains recently have done a II 1D4 of rronI