Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-16

beauties will appear at the "Vyne'
 today, in a continuous engagement
 for the purpose of demonstrating
 Western Electric company ap- dpliances.
 Goes to Coast
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson, who
 has just returned from Phoenix, left yesterday afternoon for Los Angeles
 On business.
 Week on Coast
 Miss Mae Cahill, secretary to the
 law firm of Anderson, Gale & Nils
 son, left for the coast yesterday for
 weeks stay.
 Business Visitor
 i J. E. Rowland is visiting Prescott for few days from Phoenix, in the
 interests of the Burroughs Adding | Machine company. Insurance Man Here
 Robert w. Campbell, special agent of the London Insurance corpora ton, was in the city yesterday on business from Los Angeles.
 Skull Valley Visitors MT. and Mrs. R. O. Brown are spending a few days in Prescott on Ia short shopping and pleasure trip from their home in Skull Valley. Cattleran Here
 A. C. Young, well known cattle man of the Skull Valley district, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday for the purpose of transacting business here.
 For Discharge Certificate
 Jim Sign, the Mohave-Apache In- dian who served in the U. s. army in 1892, and who is particular about having a. discharge certificate al- ways about him, yesterday called on U. C. Woods, clerk of the superior court, for the certificate.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs. A. F. Roberts, mother of Mrs. F. A. Kastner. yesterday re- turned from Phoenix, where she has been spending a short while. Reported Improving
 Miss Dorothy Will, who for the past several days has been quite i'll at the Mercy hospital, suffering from an attack of influenza, yester- day was reported to be considerably improved. Miss Will is a special teacher in Prescott city schools. Telegraph Official Here
 H. T. Jennings, travelling western manager of the Western Union Telegraph company, is spending a few days in Prescott on company business. From Kirkland
 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Schride, of i Kirkland, were visitors at Prescott . yesterday, coming here with their little daughter for a day of shopping and visiting
 Here from Coast
 Mrs. George Rhopeter, formerly a resident of the Cherry district, and now making her home in Los is in Prescott for a few days on business.
 On Legion Business
 J. D. Clark, a member of the Phoenix post of the American Le- zion, yesterday called on officials of the Ernest A. Love post in this city, on legion business. Sell Cottonwood Property
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Majuta and Eulalia Cota, administrative for Tu- sano Cota, have sold to Antonio Lara, of Cottonwood, an amount of near that city, Vyne Manager Here
 I. D. Johnson, manager of the Flagstaff Willard battery service station of Vyne Brothers Electrical { is in the city for few days on business with the firm. Hooks to Meet I
 Notices have been sent out that I there will be a meeting of the me chanics' hook and ladder company of the fire department Monday even | ng at o'clock at the fire hall. To Mexico's Wilds !
 A letter received here by friends ] of Don McIvor, written from Doug as, states that McIvor is now on 1 lis way into Mexico where he ex- I ,ects to remain some time, hunting i wild oil wells. Leaves for Phoenix
 Miss Rosemary Campbell of the I Prescott forest service office, yester- e lay left for Phoenix, where she will f epresent the Prescott Business and r Professional Women's club at the meeting of the state association. V Leaves for Phoenix i,
 H. A. Geisendorfer, superintendent k f the Arizona Bagdad Copper com I any, who came to Prescott Thurs