Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-16
City NeeUs In Brief
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 From Globe
 L. B. Doane is ill Prescott ol business from his home in Globe expecting to remain here for sev eral days
 Business in Phoenix
 r. $. Viele, president of the Ari zona Power company, is spending |; day or two in Phoenix on bushes. for the company.
 Crown King Trip
 Sheriff Warren C. Davis yesterday made a trip to Crown King or county business, returning to Pres colt in the evening.
 Junction Visitors
 Mrs C. w. Hill and Mrs. Omet Hill were in the city yesterday or a short shopping tour from their home in Jerome Junction. Vacation on Coast
 Richard Twamley, of the Prescott city police force, IS spending a weel; in Los Angeles, where he IS visiting relatives. He expects to return al the end of the week.
 Business Visitor
 George Morrison, of Kirkland, was a business visitor to the city yes terday.
 Here for Few Days
 w. c. Dickinson is spending a few days in Prescott on business, ac- companied by his son.
 From Lonesome Valley
 Jack Stanley was in the city for a short while yesterday from his home in Lonesome Valley. From Mayer
 George R. Yorke, well known Mayer resident, spent yesterday in the city on brief business trip. Skull Valley Trip
 Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter yes Engineer Here
 State Division Engineer E. A. Wolfe was a visitor to Prescott yes terday, coming up from the capital on official business.
 Phoenix Attorneys Here
 F. C. Struckmeyer and T. P Wal ton, attorneys of the capital city, were in Prescott on business before the superior court yesterday. Bank Examiners Here
 Ed C. Bradford. state bank eX- aminer, and H. M Moritz, deputy examiner, are in the city on their regular trip of examination of the local banks. They will be here sev- eral days.
 Vacation in South
 Harry Raber, manager of the Prescott office of the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph com pany, is spending a weeks vacation in the southern part. Of the state. During his absence, Miss Elma M. Tolar is ill charge.
 Returns from Coast
 Mrs. John H. Robinson yesterday returned from the coast, where she has been spending an enjoyable two months visiting her son, John Robin son, a student at Stanford univer- sity, and relatives in southern Cali fornia.
 Jerome Druggist Here
 H. L. Fulton, proprietor of the Jerome Drug company, was a brief visitor here yesterday, returning by automobile after a visit with eX- Patriate John L. Sullivan, at the county attorneys office. Sullivan returned in the party to Jerome. Leaves for Canon
 Mrs. Ward Wheeler, county su perintendent of schools, left the city yesterday for Canon, making the trip in the Dodge car recently pur- chased for the school office by the board of supervisors Mrs. Wheeler will stop at several schools on the way, to visit and inspect. A Classy Taxi
 George Fields, well known local taxi owner, has provided himself and his business with new Ford Sedan, following a mishap to his old car which, like the famous one-hosS shay, broke down at the end of a long and serviceable career. The new boat IS a classy affair, and Fields is back at the old stand ready for anything.
 Leaves for Coast
 w. w. Ross, well known pharma- cist of this city, today will leave for San Francisco, Calif., where he will remain for a while, visiting his son, Lieut.. T. D. Ross, of the U. s. navy, who is at Mare Island awaiting the completion of new ship to which lC IdS DCNll dSS46lSNt anu HIS dohSA ter, Miss Esther Ross, a student at the University of California at Berk- ley. While in San Francisco, MT. Ross will also attend a reunion Of his old San Francisco schOolmates. Absent on Illness
 Lester Thomas, machinist appren- tice at the local shops. is absent from the job for a few days on account of sickness.
 Leaves for Phoenix
 Division Engineer J. A. Jaeger left yesterday for Phoenix, where he will remain short while on busi- ness for the road.
 Returns to Work
 Albert Brow, of the local truck repair force. has returned to work after having been off the last few days on the sick list Auditor Here
 L. A. Todd, travelling auditor from coast lines headquarters in Los An geles, has been going over things at the local superintendent office. Leaves for Skull Valley
 Fireman J. R. Walker, one of these affected by the recent cut on the extra board, has left for Skull Valley, where he will watch the en-
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