Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-22

Prescott on q Christmas shopping trip from her home in Mayer.
 Mayer Visitor
 1 Perry Walters, we'll known resi-
 dent of Mayer, was in the city yes
 terday on short business trip.
 On Legal Business : C. H. Rutherford, prominent at
 torney Of Jerome, was in Prescott
 yesterday on legal business from the
 Copper City,
 Here on Business i Audrey Lloyd, of Mayer. was in the city yesterday transacting busi- mess and greeting his many Pres
 colt friends.
 Here from Kirkland i Charles Carter, prominent mining
 man of Kirkland, was in the city yesterday transacting business and
 greeting friends.
 Vacation Here
 Miss Veda Stringfield, who has been teaching at the Skull Valley school, is in the city, and will spend the Christmas holidays in Prescott Here from Mayer
 James Cook and family were in the city yesterday on short shop ping trip from Mayer, where he is engaged in stock raising.
 Leaves for Phoenix
 Fen Hildreth was in the city yes terday from the Hildreth ranch at Williamson Valley, on his way to Phoenix, leaving for the capital city last night
 Returns from Coast
 Ruth and Leland Roper have re- turned from their respective schools in California to spend the holidays with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Roper
 Here from Mayer
 Miss Laurena Dry den, one of the teachers at the Mayer school, was in the city yesterday on a weekend shopping tour during the Christmas vacation. Returns from Tucson
 Miss Blanche Foster yester re- turned from Tucson, where she has been studying at the University of Arizona, to spend the Christmas hol- idays in Prescott with her family. Here for Vacation
 Miss Hobarta Odor, who teacaGs the school at Rimrock, was in the city yesterday on a Christmas shop ping tour. Miss Odor is beginning her Christmas vacation, part of which she will spend in Prescott. Visits in Phoenix
 Mistress Florence Elliot, who has been attending school in Prescott, left the city yesterday for Phoenix, to spend the holidays in the capital city with her parents. Phoenix Attorneys
 Judge Frank H. Lyman, of the ! superior bench of Marlcopa county, : and Clyde NJ. Candy, assistant at .orney general, were in the city yes erday on business in the Yavapai court.
 Commission Secretary Here
 A. E. Stelzer, secretary to the Arizona corporation commission, was in Prescott for a few hours yes erday on business connected with he stage line hearing. He returned on the afternoon train. Returns from Tucson
 Miss May Cromwell, daughter of Nr. and Mrs. Fred Cromwell, is in he city to spend the Christmas holi- lays at home Miss Cromwell has ,een attending the University at Tucson. Leaves fer Tucson
 Mrs. C. S. B. Gardner, of Jerome, vas in Prescott yesterday on her [ vay to Tucson, where she will spend ] he Christmas holidays. MT. Gard Ter is chief clerk at the offices of i he United Verde. Visits Mother Here
 Ray Hill is spending the holidays ( n Prescott with his mother, Mrs. Hill, of the Red Cross service at Vhipple Barracks. Hill arrived yes erday from the University of Ari- pends Holidays Here f
 Miss Kathryn Crawford is in z Prescott from Tucson, where she C as been attending the university. I Hiss Crawford will spend the holi- avs here with the family of Albert V 'rawford. S leave for Coast r
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Robinson yes il erday left for California, where they t i'll proceed to San Francisco via II .os Angeles, to spend the holidays E | Stanford with their son, John Johnson, who is attending the uni F