Weekly journal-miner., 1921-04-27

FiSltS springs , G. F.. Meany, manager of the Humboldt branch of the Prescott State bank, is spending few days at the Castle Hot Springs.
 Visits Ranch
 Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter is spending a few days at the Carter ranch in the Kirkland district, after having spent the weekend in Pres colt.
 From Clarkdale N. w. Midgeley, chairman Of the board of supervisors, was in the city yesterday for the purpose of attend ing the regular meeting Of the board. Buys Property
 K. L. Hume, proprietoE of the Home bakery on South Cortez street has purchased the property. on which bis bakery is located, from Mr. and Mrs. H. (. Shekels. ' From Yaeger Canyon
 Alr. and Mrs. Jack Stanley were visitors to Prescott from theit. home at inc Coyote ranch in the Yacger canyon district. They came in on business. . Phoenix Visitor
 Mrs. L. N. Stevens, Of Phoenix, was visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming here for the putpose of io- eating a house in which to spend the summer i'll the Mile High city. RA@urr, fror, HOy7fSrenre, t=.-r
 Drs. (. E. Yolnt and H. T. Southworth returned to Prescott Sunday afternoon after. a day or tive spent in Tucson, where they attended the conference of the, State Medical association --
 Here from East p . .i George P. Baker, Jr.,. son of Prof. George P. Baker, of Harvard uni versity,. whose 47r Workshop has turned out large percentage oi successful American dramatists, was a visitor to Prescott over the week end with Mrs. H. K.s Behn, Of Phoe- nix, whose son is classnate of young Bakers
 At Castle Springs 'i:
 Attorney T.. C. Norris, senior member of the firm of Norris & Norris, is spending few days at the Castle Hot Springs. Norris is executor of the Murphy estate, own CTS of this well-kuowp Arizona re sort.
 Phoenix Visitors r.-
 Mr. and Mrs ]. II. Williams, oi Phoenix, arrived in Prescott yester- day and will spend several days here as the guests of Mrs. Williams par ents, Mfr. and Mrs. George H. Davis of this city. .
 Leaves for Salt Lake
 Clauoe H. Harris, national field representative of the American Le- zion who visited Prescott over Sat 1rdsy and Sunday, left Sunday after 1eeR for Salt Lake ;City3 on ia. topr of 3HSpsctioE %ef the; legion depart rilspt4 of the south Western states 7 Hefe from San 9pisgp.tt 4 {G3,V. Hopkins, former tchief en- ginssF for the. United: -XeEds, rsaehed the reity Sunday. 10 attend ,~the pre- lhninaryi hearing of Mrs, Hopkins which, it is said, will: be held in the justice court here this week.
 On South Local %l
 Fireman Cornell, who has been working on the switch engine al Prescott declared his bump on th' south-end local out of Prescott dis. placing Fireman Wright, Mr. Con: nell was bumped by Fireman 5 Steyart. Leaves for Ash Fork
 Fireman L. A. White, who was working on the south-end local ou of Prescott until he was bumped ,by McGrew, left for Ash Fork Sunday where he will work on the switcf engine. Leave for Wickenburg
 Engineer o. H.. McNeeley anC Fireman s. E. Metcalf left fol Wickenburg Sunday where they vii work on the work train out of tha point.
 Tire Visitor
 AOOh4llB SNSi SpliHS -plOSPNNe e' here is C. o. Fries, travelling agen for Oldfield tires, who spent th' weekend with E. H. McIlvain o the Service garage. -.
 (Yrom Wednessay's Daiiy)
 Middleton Visitor
 Manley Glass, mining man iron Middleton, in the Bradshaws, came to the city yesterday for the purpos' of transacting business.
 Mining Man Here
 George Donner, superintendent o the Gold King mine in the Crowr King district, was business visitol to Prescott yesterday He will re main in the city for day or two. Cattlem2n Here
 Charles L. Rigden, of Lawler 8 Rigden, well known cattle raisers o the Kirkland district, was visito to Prescott on business yesterda, from his home in Kirkland.
 From Sycamore
 Mrs. w. w. Garrett was a visito to Prescott yesterday from Syca more Creek, accompanied by he con She eoept the day in Prescott