Weekly journal-miner., 1921-12-21
Humboldt Visitors

Humboldt Visitors
 Mir and Mrs. Lloyd Gilbert, of
 Humboldt. are passing several days in Prescott shopping and visiting.
 They motored to the city Thursday
 evening.
 Goes to Jerome
 ] o. H. Benner, Phoenix business
 man who has been in this city for a
 day or two on business. yesterday
 made a short commercial trip to {! Jerome.
 Goes to South
 C. A. League yesterday went to
 the southern part of the state, con-
 cluding a visit of several days with
 friends in this city His home is in New Mexico.
 Christmas Shopping
 Arriving from Ash Fork, Mrs. Re becca O'Connell, her daughter, Mrs. U. O'Rourke, and her son, Miles 1 IO'Connell, are in this city for a short stay, shopping for the holidays.
 From Mint Valley
 Richard Manders motored from his home in Mint valley yesterday to this city, where he is looking after business. Manders IS engaged in Iranching.
 From Yeager Canon
 Julius H. Warren, vocational ranger, from Yeager Canon, came to Prescott yesterday by appointment to confer with H. B. Spencer of the vo- cational education department of the veterans bureau at Phoenix New Exchange
 B. B. Shimonowsky and brother, of the Fort Whipple post-exchange, are erecting new post-exchange building opposite the Red Cross building, to be completed soon after Christmas. For -Four Horsemen"
 F. w. McManus and A. B. Lamb, advance agents for the famous film, ! The Four Horsemen of the Apoca- lypse," are in Prescott on business with the Elks theater, where the film will be shown presently. Here for Winter
 Arriving in Prescott from San Pedro, Calif., MT. and Mrs. B. R. Espey will remain here for the win ter Mir. Espey, marine from the U. s. s. Texas, will enter Whipple Barracks, while Mrs. Espey will re- main in town.
 From Oregon
 The Diamond Hawaiian Musical company drove through Prescott yesterday, touring the country. The company consits of five people. They will show tonight in Kirkland and then continue their trip through Texas and California. Legion Xmas Boxes
 The following American Legion posts of this state are among the first to send boxes filled with Christ mas goodies to be distributed to the ex-service men of Fort Whipple and he city on Christmas day: Tomb stone, Kingman, Wilcox, Clifton and 
 Christmas Boxes
 Boxes and Christmas gifts coming rom American Legion posts of the { state to the Ernest A. Love post and ts women's auxiliary of this city for distribution among ex-service men will be stored at l19 North Cortez !, street, at the Massing Coal company :, office, according to Commander w. NJ. Roberts
 At Industrial Meet r
 Yavapai people who are attending V he industrial conference at Phoenix s include F. s. Viele, president of the C Arizona Power company; R. E. Tal- y, general manager of the United Verde; George A. Shea, superintend- mt of the Pioneer Home; Morris f 1oldwater, mayor of Prescott; H. J. Ie dinhinnick, of Jerome; Gary Vyne, V # Vyne Bros; R. K. Duffy, of the I United Verde at Clarkdale; C. T. oslin, Of the Arizona Mine Supply t Co.; W. F. Staunton, president of Il he Verde Central; O. A. Carlson, of : Prescott; A. A. Johns, of Prescott; U nd P. (. Keefe, of Clarkdale, ' peaker of the house of representa- E ives.
 From Saturdays Dany) c rom Crown King