Weekly journal-miner., 1920-11-24
N7rom Fridays Daily)

Here from Bear
 Mrs Clint Acrey is a visitor to the Mile High City from Bear, Ariz.
 Tucson Visitors
 William Murphy and Joe Mellital, of Tucson, are visiting in Prescott for a short while.
 Here from Williams i F. B. Perrin, son of Dr. F. B. Per rin, of Williams, is in the city on a short business trip.
 Makes Coast Trip i Joe Stephens, prominent Simmons cattleman, is in Los Angeles for a few days on a short business trip. From Kirkland
 Matthew Lee, prominent Kirkland cattleman, made a short business trip to Prescott.
 From Skull Valley
 J. V. Dickson, the Skull Valley !cattleman, made a shDrt business trip to Prescott. From Turkey w. Garrett was in the city yester- day, making a short business trip from Turkey.
 From Granite Mountain William Polan was in the city yes terday on business from the Granite mountain section. Here from Jerome
 Dr. and Mrs Riley Shrum yester- day paid a visit to Prescott on busi- ness from Jerome. From Walnut Grove
 ]. A. Walker, prominent goat raiser from Walnut Grove, was in the city yesterday on business. Here on Business
 J. D. Johnson, manager of the Lyric theatre in Jerom% spent yesterday in Prescott on business. Here from Phoenix
 |. s. Marshal Joe Dillon is in town from Phoenix, being here on busi- ness connected with the T.. s. court. Skull Valley Rancner
 J. Wiley Coughran, prominent rancher from Skull Valley, was in the city yesterday on a short business trip.
 Here on Visit
 J. B. Paxton is paying visit to Prescott from Middleton. Jerome Visitor
 Lloyd James yesterday was visi- tor to Prescott from Jerome. Cattiemen Here
 NJ. A: Bishop, prominent cattleman of the Willow Creek district, spent yesterday in Prescott on business. Return from Phoenix
 Mir and Mrs. William Lawler and their son have returned from a visit of several days to the Valley City. Return from Valley
 Returning from a visit of several days in Phoenix, MT. and Mrs. NJ. Lynch are again at home in Prescott. Visits in Phoenix
 Miss Geraldine Delany is a visitor to Phoenix, where she has been visit ing friends and seeing the state fair. Makes Eastern Trip
 L. L. Bates, well known stockman from Pointed Rocks, left Prescott yesterday for Chicago, where he will two or three weeks on busi- ness matters. Returns to Whipple
 Paul Mulcahy, former resident of Whipple Barracks, who has been in Indiana since last June, returned yes terday to Prescott with his brother, David Mulcahy and has again joined the Barracks citizenry. To Look Over Mine
 Mrs. ]. J. Warren, of New York, arrived in Prescott last night from the eastern city on business connect ed with her mining interests near Humboldt. Mrs. Warren will re- main in Prescott for the wihter. Wants Everybody's
 Miss Emma Butcher, post ibrar- ian at Whipple Barracks, states that inquiries are beirg made by the men at the post for a complete file of Everybody's magazine from June, 1920, to date II anyone having such a file should care 10 make a present of it to the post library, the gift would be distinctly appreciated. Inquire for Teacher
 Mrs. Joe Matli was in Prescott from Simmons yesterday with her little son, on a short business and shopping trip. Visiting the county school office, Mrs Matli made in quiries concerning a private teacher for her children. Here is an oppor-