Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-03
Simmons Visitor

Simmons country, came to Prescott : yesterday to transact business and ' greet his friends here. Simmons Visitor Joe Matli, well known rancher and dairyman of the Simmons country came in to Prescott yesterday on
 business.
 On Shopping Trip Mrs. Mary A. Brookfie1d, resident
 of Jerome, came over to Prescott
 yesterday. She passed the day shop
 ping and visiting friends here.
 Mayer Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. William Larremore
 and their child and J. B. Lloyd and
 daughter, all of Mayer, arrived here
 yesterday. They are here on a short
 business trip.
 Goes to Phoenix
 i C. U. Pickrell, county farm agent
 for Yavapai, left the forepart of this
 week for Phoenix. He will return
 today, driving his car up to his new
 home in Prescott.
 Says Bumper Crops
 s. P. Wells was visitor in the
 city yesterday from the Verde valley
 where he is foreman of H. D. Biles' XOX ranch. He brought in a wagon
 load of green corn. Wells reports that with heavy rains in the valley, the crops this year are better than they have been for years. Grass is pushing upon the ranges, and the cattle are fattening.
 Leaves for Henrietta
 Concluding a visit of several days in Prescott, Mrs. Tom McDermott, resident of Henrietta, yesterday re- turned to her home.
 Tucson Rancher
 Leopold Wal1oth, who is engaged in ranching near Tucson, arrived in this city yesterday. He plans to re- main here during the summer weather, taking advantage of the cool northern climate.
 Here for Supplies
 w. H. Allen and A. O. Despair, of the Prescott Farms, were visitors here yesterday, coming in to purchase supplies for the new Mormon temple to be built at Jerome Junction. Go to Oak Creek
 Planning to leave today, Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Finn will pass two weeks at the Lolomai lodge, on Oak Creek, enjoying a summer out ing and vacation.
 Leaves for South
 ]. L. Stanton yesterday left for Phoenix, after a short stay in this city on business. He is represent ing the Baker-Vawter company, Cali fornia wholesalers. Back on Job
 P. " Clibborn, deputy clerk Of the superior court, who has been on 2 vacation with Mrs. Clibborn and the Clibborn kids at the southern California beaches, has returned and officiated at his desk yesterday. Mayer Visitors
 Coming ocer from Mayer yester- day, Jim Cook, Mert Stewart Ben Stewart, Frank Condon and Frank Wilson were visitors in the city. Jim Cook last night was herded with other novices into the Elks. Spring Visitors
 Mrs. Roy Wayland and Mrs. Helen Anderson, of Phoenix, visited in Prescott yesterday, driving over from Iron Springs. They passed the day golfing at the Hassayampa Country ,lub. i Goes to Kingman
 Art Davis, president of the Will iamson Valley Farms company, yes erday left Prescott, going north on | short trip on business for the com r ,any. His journey will take him to S <ingman. 1 Drives from Border {
 MT. Al1er, brother of Mrs. R: w. 3yrns, arrived yesterday from below z Aio, missing one or two rains, but Y all the rest. He is visiting e he Byrns family. r Goes to Henrietta
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Roberts yes f erday made short trip by motor i, ut to Henrietta, where they passed II he day visiting They returned in Il he evening to Prescott. F At Turkey Creek
 MT. and Mrs. Jess Cook, of Hum r ,oldt have gone with their family C O Turkey Creek, where they will T tay for short while on trip com I thing business and pleasure. Return to Kirkland fl
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson il returned to their home rn " Kirkland, after visit of day or ;r ,yo in Prescott They were accom- D