Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-08


 Attorney J. E. Russell is absent
 from the city on trip to San Fran
 cisco, where he expects to remain about ten days on business.
 Supervisors Here
 County Supervisor w. w. Midge- ley yesterday made short trip to Prescott from Clarkdale on county
 business, returning last night
 From Banning Creek
 Roland Mosher was i'll the city yesterday from Banning Creek,
 spending the day on business and
 greeting his many friends in the city. To Leave for Greenlee
 Joe Swigert, well known rancher of the Turkey Creek district. is leaving for Greenlee county, where he will look over ranch with the view of locating there.
 Visits Parents Here
 Harold Brisley, who has been for couple of days on a visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Bris- ley, yesterday returned to Clemen- ceau, where he is employed with the 1 United Verde Extension.
 Here on Visit
 Returning from a visit of several ] days to Phoenix, w. s. Brown was accompanied to Prescott yesterday by A. ]. Novel;, a resident of Gil bert, and an old friend whom Brown has not seen for about g years. St Regis Changes
 The management of the St. Regis hotel has changed hands. according 10 statements made public here last night The new manager, who took charge at the hotel yesterday, is Mrs. Purcell.
 Return from Chaparral
 MT and Mrs. Jack Jones, accom- panied by MT. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer, of St. Louis, have returned from a few days visit to the Jones mining interests in the Chaparral district The party will remain in Prescott for few days.
 Visits Friends Here
 Mrs. Thomas Ryland is a visitor to Prescott from the Groom Creek ranger station, spending the day shopping and visiting friends. Mrs. Ryland is staying with Mrs. Mary Edmundson while in the city. Leaves for East
 Chester Crawford, who holds position as purchasing agent for large New York oil concern, yester day left for the eastern city after an extended visit in Prescott with his father, Albert Crawford, manager Of the Prescott Sanitary Laundry com pany.
 Back to Stay
 John l.. Vail has returned to Pres colt from an extended trip to his | home in the middle west where he has been visiting for the past sev- cral months Vail was a master ser geant in the signal corps during the war.
 Posts Groom Creek
 Following his posting of the Thumb Butte and Iron Springs dis tricts of the Prescott forest, Ranger M L. Nichols yesterday made trip 1 to Groom Creek for the purpose of putting up trail signs in that dis trict.
 Returns from Arkansas
 Frank Steed, former adjutant of the Ernest Love post Of the Amer ican Legion, is back in Prescott after a vacation spent at his home in Arkansas. Steed IS here to stay, and may again be seen about town in his little Maxwell. In addition to his American Legion connections, he was formerly a representative of the federal vocational training board. Pitcher Sells Out
 A. c. Pitcher, a former we'll known resident of Prescott, where he was a member of the Owl Drug and Candy company's force, has sold out his drug business in Glen dale to Russell and James A. Jones, former proprietors of the Adams drug store in Phoenix. Pitcher is planning to go into the land busi- ness, according to word received by f, his friends here. Card of Thanks As chairman of the Red Cross roll |, call committee during the recent campaign, Mrs. T. H. Bate wishes to thank her committee for their splendid work during the drive which ended SO sue The work of the com mittee members was the greatest factor to the success of the drive. Mrs. Bate also extends her thanks { to the people of Prescott, Whipple i