Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-17
Returns From Coast.
(From Saturdays daily) yisits High School.

Visits High School. ! J. C. Kenwell, principal of the school at Humboldt, where he teaches the two-years' high schoo, course, spent yesterday in the city, visiting the county school superin- tendent's office, and spending part of theday at the high school, where he studied conditions and methods. Humboldt Teachers Here.
 Miss Harriet Wells and Miss Hel- en Reibeling, teachers at the Hum boIdt school, were visitors to Pres colt yesterday. Miss Reibeling is the daughter of Charles Reibelin, ST. Leaves for South.
 Joseph R. Payne, who has been working the past few months at Lo- thian's garage, has left Prescott for the cotton city of Goodyear, outside of Phoenix, where he will be en- ployed by one of the big cattle com panies in the valley. Payne says he will be back 10 Prescott for visit soon.
 Trip to Phoenix.
 H. J. Peterson, manager of the To cal Armour branch, is out of the city on q short business trp to Phoenix Here On Business.
 Representative Gresham, of Eaton, Crane and Pike, the well-known eastern stationers, was in the city yesterday greeting friends among the trade and taking orders for his firm. Whiting Man Here.
 Wilber C. Hyde, well-known among local stationery dealers in the city, was in Prescott yesterday for the Whiting Paper Co.,, of New York. Country Club Tea. Mrs. George NJ. Colvocoresses and Mrs. O. F. Janssen of Humboldt, will be hostesses at this afternoons regu- lar tea, at the Hassayampa Country club.
 Returns to Mayer.
 Fred Dugas, the Mayer cattleman, who has been spending a few days lin Prescott, yesterday returned to his home. Leave for Fair.
 Mir and Mrs Ben Helms yesterday left for Pohenix, where they will take in the last two days of the state fair. Visits Mother.
 Miss Evelyn Machin, who is at tending St. Joseph's academy, yes terday went out to Groom Creek, where she will spend the weekend with her mother. Mrs A. F. Machin. Here on Business.
 John A. Martin yesterday made q short business trip to Prescott from Mayer
 From Ramsgate.
 w. H. Lawless yesterday was a visitor to the city from Ramsgate, spending the day attending to busi- ness matters and looking up friends in town.
 Motor to Fair.
 Making the trip in Gail Gardner's car, a party made up of the Misses Jaunita Morrison, Peggy Thomas and Libby Aiken and Messrs. Elm melt Morrison. ]. B. Downey and Gail Gardner, yesterday left for Phoenix. where they will visit the state fair returning Sunday after noon. Word From Homer Clark.
 In a letter yesterday to Robert Born, Homer Clark, who is complet- ing his law course at the University of Chicago. says that though he has been sick recently, it wasn't enough Ito prevent him from getting out to root for the big gridiron contest be- tween Chicago and the University of Iowa. in which Chicago took the game by close score. Says Conditions Fair.
 A. L. Ferris was in the city yester- day on a short business trip from the Jaeger Canyon mine. He said con ditions in the district are fair, but little quiet
 Returns From Ranch.
 D. H. BiIes is once more back at the Biles-Lockhart store, after visit of couple of days to his ranch near Camp Verde.
 Assists Forest Service. Mrs. Thomas Ryland, of the Groom Creek forest station, is in the city for a few days, helping out at the forest supervisors office, which has been without a stenographer since the resignation last week of Miss Mary Moreno, who has left with her parents for San Diego. Mrs. Ryland will remain here the balance of the week.
 Leave for Fair Mir. and Mrs. James A. Mulvenon and their little son yesterday left for