Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-31
City News In Brief
(From Wednesdays Daily)

dan of Walker, will be in this city for several days on a visit. She is registered at the Prescott hotel. Phoenix Visitor
 Thomas E. Walters, resident oi Phoenix, is a visitor in Prescott on business, arriving yesterday from the south
 Returns from North
 Art Davis last night was expected to return from Seligman, where he has been for the past two or three days on business.
 Verde Rancher
 E. Haydorn, rancher of the Verde valley, was visitor in Prescott yes terday, coming, in with a load of ranch produce for the local market. Return from Ranch
 The Misses Amy Aitken and Ruth Lawrence, of this city, have returned from a visit to the Aiken ranch near Perkinsville, where they have been visiting recently.
 Visits Sons Here
 Mrs. N. A. Vyne, well known resi- dent of Camp Verde, is in Prescott visiting her sons, Gary and Ray Vyne, and their families. She will be here for several days. From Canyon
 w. Jeff Martin and family, well known residents of the Canyon dis trict, were visitors here yesterday, coming Tn on a short business and visiting trip.
 Go to Coast
 Dr. A. D. Wilson of the Prescott Cottage sanatorium, and his two children yesterday afternoon left for Los Angeles, where they will remain. for a while on a visit and vacation. Former Resident Visits
 T. E. Fitzsimmons, well known in Prescott, where he formerly operated a brickyard, is passing several days here from his home in Phoenix. Un- til recently, Fitzsimmons has ope- rated a brickyard in the Capital city, but has recently discontinued this business.
 Expected from North
 Roy E. Chambers, roadmaster at the local Santa Fe office, was ex- pectcd to return last night from Ash Fork, where he went on official busi ness.
 From Camp Verde
 Messrs Galloway and Bristow, res idents of Camp Verde, arrived here yesterday, planning to remain for a few days on business.
 Yavapai Club Dance
 The management of the YavapaI club yesterday announced a dance to be held at the club this Friday night at o'clock SiedePs orchestra will play.
 Jerome Visitor
 Mrs. Ray A. Zimmer, wife of the post commander of the Jerome 1e- zion post, arrived yesterday for a visit of several days with friends in this city.
 To Tonto Station
 Vocational Ranger Garrett of the Prescott National forest service, yes terday left for the Tonto ranger sta ton in the Skull Valley district where he will assist in check-survey work for that district. From the Verde
 c. E. Lancaster, w. E. Woodruff, V. V. Hawkins and L. Marshall, all residents of the Verde valley, where they are engaged in ranching, were visitors here yesterday and Monday, bringing in produce
 To Local Market
 J. L. Lay, S. w. Bayless and Ed Bochat came to Prescott yesterday and Monday, bringing in loads of produce from their Verde valley ranches for disposal in the local market
 Gut of Hospital Charles Gootch, freighter for the Williamson Valley Farms company, who was injured recently when q mule stepped on his foot, yesterday left the Mercy hospital. He will re- turn to the valley presently, when his foot has healed. Williamson Supplies
 A revival of pioneer methods of hauling occurred yesterday, when a six-muie team left Prescott with a lead of groceries, hay and grain, and general supplies for the Williamson Valley Farms company camp at the damsite.
 Phoenix Visitors
 The Misses Harriet J. Oliver and Ruth Oliver of Phoenix are visitors in Prescott, which was formerly their home. Their father was formerly postmaster at Whipple Barracks