Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-12
From Clarkdale

days, coming in Wednesday from his
 home in Clarkdale.
 From Phoenix
 F. NJ. Blake is transacting business
 in this city, coming from Phoenix late Wednesday and registering al the Congress hotel.
 Mining Man Here
 E. L. Tomlinson, mining man oi the Venezia district, came in to Pres colt yesterday to transact business and greet his friends in this city.
 Goes to Alabama
 Mrs. Elsie Hildreth Finch yesterday afternoon left to return to her former home in Alabama, where she will re- main with relatives.
 Here on Business
 T. D. Johnson, of Phoenix, state Representative of a San Francisco electrical appliance house, was in Prescott on business yesterday. Goes to Coast
 H. A. Black, of the furniture de- partment of the Bashford-Burmister company, has left for California, where he will remain for time on vacation.
 Back at Santa Fe
 Ed A. Johnson, formerly with the Santa Fe offices here, has returned to Prescott, after an absence of some months, during which he was employed on various projects in the southern part of the state, one near Congress Junction. He has returned to the employ of the Santa Fe, as as sistant to J. A. Jaeger, engineer for this district of the Albuquerque di- vision.
 On Business
 C. E. Barrett. business man of Phoenix, was among visitors here yesterday, coming north late We'd tuesday, and registering at the Head hotel.
 Leave on Hunt
 A party including Bob Reed, "Ole" Nelson and J. I. Rhodes today is leaving on hunting trip in the Sena- tor country. They plan to, stay out until they get their buck. From Williamson Valley
 Jim Merrill, who is connected with the Williamson Valley Farms com pany, was visitor here yesterday, coming in from the valley on busi- ness.
 On Deer Hunt
 Ed Shumate and Harry Shumate yesterday left on a deer hunt, which will take them through the Verde country. They plan to return about Saturday.
 Returns to Coast
 Mrs. NJ. L. Mckinley, mother of Lawrence Mckinley of the Santa Fe forces, yesterday went to Los Ange les, planning to visit there for several weeks.
 Return to Phoenix
 Miss Juliana M Ryan and her aunt, Miss Margaret Reagan, both of Phoenix, yesterday returned to their home, concluding a vacation of week or two in this city. California Visitor
 Miss Bonnie Wilkinson, of New port Beach, Calif., is here as the house guest of Mrs. w. H. Keays. Miss Wilkinson is pleased with the Yavapai climate and plans to remain here for some time. Capture Buck
 J. R. Moore and Joe King, both of Phoenix, where Moore is an attorney, were in Prescott yesterday, returning from Anvil Rock, where they have been on deer hunt. They bagged a six-point buck. Return From Hunt
 A party including Dave Lanoff, Hugh Mosher, Bill Mosher and Bill Nelson of Camp Verde, has returned | rom a deer hunt in the Palace Sta ticn country, upper Turkey Creek, Blind Indian Creek and Battle Flats. They found few signs, but no deer. Back From Washington
 Miss Florence Barnes yesterday re- turned to Prescott from Tacoma, Wash, where she has been vacation ing for the past three weeks. Miss Barnes is a member of the office force at the local Santa Fe offices. Vacation on Coast
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Hinman and MT. and Mrs. Tom Mclaughlin have left for California, where they will be for three weeks on vacation. They f are making the trip in their automo- biles Hinman is connected with the Vyne Brothers Electric company. Get Three Bucks
 Sine brothers and a party of friends from Glendale yesterday re-