Weekly journal-miner., 1921-12-07
(From Saturdays Dany1 Kirkland Visitor

Merrill D. Fry drove over iron Kirkland on Thursday, and is in thi
 city for several days on business.
 Mining Man Here
 i A. Masterola, mining man of tn
 Cordes country, is passing the week
 lend in Prescott.
 State Treasurer
 Ray Earhart, state treasurer, yes
 terday arrived in Prescott from th'
 south, coming on official business.
 Returns from Coast
 Mrs. Mary Rohpeter has returned from California, where she has beer recently
 From Verde Valley
 James Wingfield, cattle grower o
 the Verde valley, passed yesterday ir Prescott on q short visit on business From Camp Verde
 G. E. Lancaster and J. w, War ren yesterday returned to Camp Verde after a short business visit in Prescott.
 Here on Business
 C. E. Chandler and A. L. McFar- land, business men of Los Angeles, are passing several days here on a commercial visit
 Returns from South I Mrs. J. H. Robinson yesterday re- turned from Wickenburg, where for the past ten days she has been visit ing brother.
 Railroad Auditor
 P. V. Lauck, auditor for the Santa Fe railroad, is in this city for several days on business, coming from the Los Angeles offices of the company. On Forest Business
 A. H. Wahl, cattle grower of Flag staff, is visiting here for a short wEile, on business with the Prescott National forest service. Business Visitor
 w. E. Wingate, produce merchant of Phoenix, is passing several days here on business, coming from the south yesterday.
 Clemenceau Visitor
 Ralph E. King,l resident of the Clemenceau country, is passing sev- eral days on brief business visit to this city.
 Returns from Mine
 w. L. Shanafelt yesterday returned to Prescott from his mine in the Kirkland district, where he has been for the past several days. Here on Business
 D. T. Bell, rancher of the Verde country, is passing several days here transacting business and greeting friends. Ranch Foreman
 s. B. Barnes, foreman of the Co., burn Brothers ranch in the. Mayer country, is passing several days ill Prescott on business. Camp Verde Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. J. L. Heath, resi- dents of Camp Verde, passed yester- day in Prescott, whopping and visit ing. They made the trip over Min gun by automobile Thursday. Highway Commissioner
 C. F. Mullen, well known cattle man of the Hillside country, and of the county highway com was a,visitor here yesterday, attending the meeting of the Rotary club.
 From Camp Verde
 Holiday shopping and business yesterday brought Mrs. Claud Me Cracken, Mrs. Chas. Morris and Howard Mccullough, all residents of Camp Verde, to this city. Returns from Coast
 Wm. Paar, manager of the Head | Hotel company, has returned from California, where he has been re- gently on business. He plans to go soon to Germany on business. 50 to Jerome
 MT. and Mrs. C. T. Joslin yester- lay drove over to Jerome, where hey will remain over Sunday, MT. Ioslin visiting the Verde Central nine, of which he is an official Returns from Coast
 Johnny Robinson, IT,, yesterday re- turned to Prescott from Stanford, -alif., where he attended the grid ron struggle between Stanford and he University of California 0n Grazing Business
 R. E. Perkins, manager of the Ilunds Parks Cattle company, To- :ated at Camp Verde, is passing everal days in this city on busi- less with the local forest service. aspects Hospital
 Miss Hilda Steinhart, American Red Cross superintendent of hos , 'itai service for the Pacific division,