Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-24
Returns from Phoenix

Returns from Phoenix 1 Miss Viola Weaver, a popular res dent of Pine Crest, returned yesteT
 day from PhoeGix, where she Ina been visiting for a day or two.
 Here from Washington, D. C.
 Thomas B. Hutchinson and his sis
 ter, Mrs. Grant, are in the city O.
 business connected with their inter eSts Ill the Venture Hill district. Will Visit Mine Superintendent Jack Jones, wh,
 returned this week from an outsid
 trip, yesterday left on short trip {, his mine in the Chaparral district
 From Bannie Mine , Joe Algert, superintendent of tn
 Bannic mine, in the Walker district
 was a visitor to Prescott yesterday purchasing supplies and greeting hi friends.
 Return Home
 After a weeks visit with her daugh ter and Prescott friends, Mrs. Jo,
 Matli and her son Frank have re turned to their home in the William son valley.
 Here from Kirkland
 Mir. and Mrs. C. N. Evans, of Kirk. land, were visitors to the city yester day on combined business and pleasure trip.
 Visit Here
 Mir. and Mrs C. w. Carter, of Wal nut Grove, are spending a few days in the city. While here they will visit their brother, Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter
 Returns from Phoenix
 Returning the other day from Phoenix, where she visited the state fair, Mrs. Orville Bozart yesterday left Prescott for her home in the Williamson valley.
 Here on Business J. k. Huxley. representative Of the C. C. Norton company of St. Louis, manufacturing jewellers, was in the city yesterday, calling on his old friends in the jewelry business here. Leaves for Phoenix
 F. L. Burgett of the Santa Fe shops has gone down to Phoenix, where he will undergo treatment for an attack of the "flu" which made connections with him recently. Burgett expects to return as soon as his condition is improved.
 Has New Henry
 Martin Gratz, foreman of the Santa Fe boiler shop, has acquired a new Spotted" tin lizzie, and there are only two things about 1t that puzzle the Santa Fe shop boys They are wondering how Martin managed to wrap the car around telegraph pole the other day, and also where the car acquired it's spots.
 Here for Work
 Howard Hormbacher. of Great Falls, Mont, is in the city, and hopes to locate in Yavapai county if he can find employment here Hormbacher's specially is ranching and cattle work, and he claims to be a hefty worker He can be located by communicating with authorities at the Red Gross community house on 6. Marina street Leaves for Tucson
 Templetoni Perry, who for two years has been a resident of Prescott. has left for Tucson. where he intends to spend the winter. During the sum- mer, Perry was visited here by his father mother and sister, whose home is in Detroit
 From Skull Valley
 Mrs. ]. B. Dickson. of Skull Valley, and her two sons, John and Van IT,. yesterday were accompanied to Pres colt by Everett Schumacher, who has been spending few weeks on the Dickson ranch.
 From NC-4 w~..
 Jack Bates, transportation engineer ct the NC-4 silver properties. was in the city yesterday, purchasing sup niles at the Arizona Mine Supply company. He brought in with him a number of high grade ore samples from the NC-4.
 From Chino Valley
 While visiting in the city yesterday from the Chino valley, Tom King dropped into the forest service office, where he discussed the cattle situa- tion. King says that the ranges are in fair condition. but that the market is at present very unstable. Trys Her Out
 Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter has been trying out the new Cadillac car at the sheriff'S office. Thursday he made a trip to the Prescott Farms, and yesterday drove over to Jerome Junction. He says the car is classy boat, and has a fine engine.