Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22
Leaves for Coast
(From Tuesdays Daily) -om Williamson Valley

(From Tuesdays Daily)
 From Williamson Valley
 Joe Stevens, we'll known stockman
 of the Williamson Valley, was in the
 city yesterday on business.
 Jerome Deputy
 Charles Sauer, of Jerome, was in the city yesterday, having beon sub poenaed as a superior court witness. Here on Business
 R. K. Duffy, chief clerk of the United Verde, was in Prescott yes lterday on business from Clarkdale From Cottonwood
 Charles Burrus, well-known farmer of the Cottonwood district, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Vacation at Glendale R. s. Patterson, teacher in the Crown King schools, is spending the Christmas vacation at Glendale
 Expected Today
 ]. B. Tomlinson, prominent min ing and businessman of Yavapai, will arrive in Prescott today from his home at Venezia.
 Here on Business
 (. M. Rogers drove into Prescott Sunday from Drake, and after tram sacting business in the city yester- day, returned to his home.
 Returns from South
 County Assessor C. E. Gentry re- turned Sunday from the southern part of the state, where he has been spending a few days on business. Clemenceau Visitor
 John L. Munds, formerly sheriff of Yavapai county, yesterday came over to Prescott from Clemenceau, being called here as a witness in the superior court. Here from Tucson
 George Hill, son of Mrs. Amy Hill, of Park avenue, IS spending the Christmas holidays with his mother in Prescott, from Tucson, where he has been attending the U. of A. Leave for Yenczia
 Mrs. Ralph Williams and her son Corson will leave today for the Vii Hams and Meany mine in the Vene- zia district, where they will spend the Christmas holidays. Here for Holidays
 Miss Nydia Acker, home demon stration agent, has returned from Springville to spend the holidays with her family here. Following the Christmas season, Miss Acker will proceed to Tucson. i Returns from University
 William Bakewell arrived Sunday from Tucson, where he has been at tending the University of Arizona, and will spend the Christmas holi- days in Prescott with his aunt, Miss Jane Barden, of Buena Vista. l. Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs Charles Stanton, of Dewey, has returned from Phoenix, where she was called two weeks ago by the serious illness of her father. MT. Stanton's condition is said to be improved. ' Returns from Mine
 Mrs. J. J. Warren, of New York, 1 who has been in this district for some time, returned yesterday from where she has been look ng over her. mining interests near hat city. She will return to the nine Wednesday, Returns to Phoenix l
 w. A. Hart, an official of the t Roller Cotton Gin company, with Ieadquarters in Phoenix, has return d to the capital city after stay a Ter of several days on business with F Wiley Conway, inventor of the gin r nd an official of the company. C Returns from Pomona I
 Miss Mary King, daughter of Mir nd Mrs. w. T. King, of 136 North k Pleasant, is spending the Christmas t olidays with her parents. Miss V Hing has been attending the Uni lt ersity of Pomona, at the southern I ,alifornia city of Claremont. | 1eturn from Coast ( J. P. Sweet, prominent mining f nan of Crown King, has just re- i, lrned from Los Angeles with Mrs. c