Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-09
United Verde Teacher


 citizenship instruction for the United IVerde's welfare department at Je- lrome, was here to belp usher a num-
 Der of his pupils. through the citizen
 ship court yesterday.
 Leave for Coast
 Mir and Mrs. A. E. Glenn, of this
 city, are planning to leave soon for
 California, MT. Glenn having been transferred to the public health serv- ice hospital at Camp Kearney by au- thority from Washington,
 Attend Funeral Here
 | w. Jeff Martin and George L.
 Pratt came to the ,city yesterday from their home in Canon, to attend
 the funeral of James s. Pratt, MT.
 Pratt's uncle by marriage, who died
 Thursday from pneumonia.
 Returns from Coast i Miss Winona Wilson has returned to her home in Pine Crest, after
 spending the past several weeks on the coast, where she found suitable accommodations for her father and mother, now living in Los Angeles From Venezia
 1 E. L. Tomlinson, of Venezia, is in the city on short business trip, accompanied by s. M. Hansel of the Hill mine in the Venezia district. Visit Parents Here
 | Mir. and Mrs. Harold Brisley, of Clemenceau, yesterday were in the city on a visit with MT. Brisley's parents, Mir and Mrs. Harry Bris- ley, of this city. Recovers from Poisoning
 H. T. Jemison, proprietor of Jemi- sons grocery store, has returned to the store after being absent for sev- eral days because of blood-poison- ing in his thumb, which is now greatly improved.
 Story Hour
 The children's story hour will be held at 10 o'clock this morning at the Blue Triangle center, with special story girl who will recount tales of St. Valentines day All the children are invited to come and bring their friends. Leaves fer Florida
 F. J. McDermott, who has been in Phoenix for some time, returned . yesterday morning for short visit in Prescott before leaving yesterday afternoon for Tampa, Fla, where he will visit his parents until spring. On his way to Tampa, McDerrnott plans to pause at New Orleans for the Mardi Gras.
 It's Red this Time
 Though the spring painting fever which hit Prescott few days ago did not go so far as to spread any red paint around the town, Charles Brubaker, an old resident of this city who recently returned from Je- rome to establish paint shop in Prescott, has got busy and painted large red sign for the Biles-Lock- hart Clothing company, the /chief color of which is red The sign decorates the Cortez street side of the old-fashioned livery stables build ing on Goodwin, and announces to the world the spring revival at the Biles-Lockhart store.
 Inspector III
 R. F. Stanley, engine inspector of the local shops, is absent for a few I days with a slight illness. He ex- ( poets to return to the shops within a short time Much Improved [
 Hiram T. Coates, of the local ma I chine shop force, who has been con fined to his home for some time on ! account of illness, is reported much r ic Goes to Ash Fork
 William Bunte, who for some time !ti las been employed as conductor on : ocal freight runs out of Prescott, las been transferred to duty at Ash k Fork. Is Recovering z
 NJ. Conner, cellar packer at the \ ocal shops, is reported to be much F He has been at the Mercy hospital for the past few a lays, and yesterday returned to his fc lome, expecting to be back on the 1T ob next week Ia Leaves for Ash Fork .
 Engineer NJ. F. Clark, of the local f. orce, yesterday went to Ash Fork, V where he will resume his old run rom the North Junction to Del Rio ' Returns to Prescott fl
 Engineer E. Howe, who has been in aking Engineer Clarks place on the o Ash Fork water run for a few days, I1ljI returned to Prescott. erome Official Here in Justice of the Peace w. R. Hughes fo f Jerome was in Prescott yesterday G