Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
(From Saturdays daily) Dad DocL

Fritz Sherman was in the city on business yesterday from Red Rock. Jerome Attorney
 C. C. Norton of Jerome, an at torney, was in the city yesterday on legal business.
 At Winter Ranch
 O. A. Lang spent Thanksgiving day at Lion ranch, his winter home, near Slate Creek.
 Here With Family ! Ray Hill was in the city from Gladys 4E Porter are in the city day with his family.
 Leaves for Coast ! Richard Lamson left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will remain a short while on business. From Seligman i George Simpson is in the city from Seligman, visiting relatives and attending to business matters. Here from Clarkdale
 The Misses Bernice L. Began anl Gladys NJ. Porter are in tfe city for a few days from Clarkdale. Cattlemen Here
 Henry Miller, the Hillside cattle man, was in the city yesterday on business.
 From Camp Wood | George Marlowe was in the city over Thanksgiving, coming in from Camp Wood. Jerome Attorney 1 Perry Ling, the prominent Jerome attorney, was in Prescott yesterday on legal business.
 Leaves for S. F. Mrs. Hugo Richards yesterday left for San Francisco, where she will remain on short visit Here on Business
 Dewey Born was in the city yes terday on business, coming in from the Zonia mine near Kirkland. Phoenix Attorney Here w. NJ. Burch, Phoenix attorney. was in Prescott yesterday on legal business before the state and federal courts.
 Goes to Chicago
 Mrs F. Sherman. of Jerome, pes terday left for Chicago for a visit. She will return to Jerome within few weeks.
 From Santa Maria
 Waldo Bozarth, well known cat tleman from the Santa Maria dis trict, spent yesterday. in Prescott on business.
 Attend Kirkland Dance
 Many Prescott people were pres .ent at the dance given at Kirkland Thursday in celebration of the open season on turkey From Mid Wash
 S. P. Pemberton and William Allen were in the city yesterday from their homes at Mid Wash, near the American ranch. Mining Man Here
 A. J. SyversQn of the United Ari- zona Copper company, operating in the vicinity of Cordes, was in the city yesterday on business. At Willow Creek
 Deputy Forest Supervisor ]. C. McNelty enjoyed a pleasant Thanksgiving day with his family at their Willow Creek home. From Copper Basin
 John s. Martin, mining man from the Copper Basin district, was among yesterdays visitors to Pres colt, coming in on business. Thanksgiving Here
 Miss Ola Henry, school teacher at Clemenceau, is in the city spend ing the Thanksgiving weekend with her mother, Mrs. Anna Henry. Here on Business
 H. O. Howard, of the Howard Sil- yer Mining company, operating in the Turkey Creek district, was in the city yesterday on business. Returns to Walker
 Joe Algert, superintendent of the Bannie mine near Walker. returned to the camp yesterday after spend ing an enjoyable Thanksgiving in town. On Probate Matter
 Attorney C. H. Rutherford of Je- rome was before the superior court yesterday on matters connected with the probate of the will of the late Henry Schuerman. From Turkey Creek
 L. E. Corson, of Corson & Will Hams, who are developing a prop erty adjoining the old Keystone in . the Turkey Creek district, is in the city buying supplies. Returns from Tempe
 Frank C. Bauer returned late