Weekly journal-miner., 1920-07-28
ahead of him. Sheaf Says Casa Grande,"

Chas Al Sheaf. recently locating
 in the Casa Grande Valley, is in tn,
 city for the benefit of the excellen
 climate during summer. He ha
 secured a good homestead in tha
 section, and is going to pin his fait!
 to it, and that valley. He agree,
 with many others that the Gas;
 Grande Valley is a coming section
 and one in which the opportnnitie:
 are rapidly ripening
 Club Elects Delegates
 At a special meeting of the Business
 and Professional Women's club, held
 on Friday evening, the following defe-
 gates were elected to represent the
 club at the Asilomar conference in
 California in August: Miss Verna
 Pryor president of the club, and Miss
 Minnie Cordes Miss Opal Creekmur
 was also. sent along a special delegate
 to receive instruction particularly
 along religious lines in connection
 with the Y. w. C. A.
 Will Be Of Again.
 In the early days there were many brave spirits tried in the fires of eX- perience. Chas. Dushea has some stories to tell of the olden days when he faced death in many a hair breadth escape. He is in the city for the summer having recently sold hi smines in the Aguila district, and came to make his home here. His health is not good. and he had to see doctor. Just as soon as he is re- cuperated sufficiently, he is off again to the hills to secure some more mines, as he would rather be close to nature than in the busy marts of trade.
 Perkins Came Over Pond
 Harry l.. Perkins, who was dissat- isfied with the British style of enlist ment, came to America to join the army to go and help lick the Huns. After the war was over he came back to America and here he is going to stay. He is a truck driver of no mean ability and can handle a flying ma chine as well. Anyone having a fly ing machine job open would do we'll to call on him. He is the guest of Roy HuddleSton and Roy can be found at Uncle Sam's dispensary of the United States mails any time when he is not out on the streets to the details of his busi ness. From Clarkdale.
 Jerry Fitzpatrick is in the city i from Clarkdale on business. From Old Pueblo.
 Mir and Mrs. A. R. Gilmore are n the city from Tucson. Here From Wickenburg. ... ....
 Geo. B. Upton the oil man is here rom Wickenburg on business. On Vacation Trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. Matthews of | Humboldt are in the city on vacation | bent.
 Gone For Summer.
 Mrs. Jack Jaeger and children have gone to Los Angeles to spend the 1 est of the summer. Here From Tucson
 Mrs. F. Michel and children are here from Tucson to spend the re of the summer. Regular Dance In Line.
 The regular Saturday Night dance It Groom Creek will be held as 1 lsual.
 Had A Wonderful Vacation.
 Miss Marie Kuhne is back from Ter vacation and will be on the job | It her old post in the B. B. Company his morning. She had a wonderful ,acation. Visiting From Mesa.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. A. Phelps are up rom Mesa, and are visiting their riends Wilcox and, Allen at Jerome Junction, and will 'stay till the Val ey cools off a bit. smith To Sell Bonds. n From Cottonwood.
 ChaS. C. Steamer one of the prom nent citizens of Cottonwood is in he city visiting friends, and taking lis regular vacation. Back From Grand Canyon.
 MT. and Mrs. A. w. Harbold ar iyed yesterday from Grand Canyon fter an extended outing. They had
 great time and are ready for hort rest in the Mile High City. )n Legal Affairs.
 Herndon Norris, of the firm of Norris and Norris, left last night for lingman 10 he gone for the re- 1ainder of the week. He has legal matters to attend to in that section. ;
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