Weekly journal-miner., 1921-12-21
City NeUs In Brief
tFrom Wednesdays Dailyl

ness visit to Prescott.
 To Go South
 A. A. Johns is planning to go to Phoenix today to attend the indus trial convention at the capital From South
 E. E. Nash, produce merchant, is here from Phoenix on business. He is staying at the Congress hotel. To Volorado
 Oscar Mulvenon left the city last night for Pueblo, Colo, where he in tends to remain for some time From Cottonwood
 J. Rubeshaw, resident of Cotton wood is passing several days in this city on business.
 Business Visit
 Chas NJ. Clopton, Phoenix merch- ant, is passing several days in Pres colt on a short business trip. Cattleman Here
 J. H. Reeves, well known cattle man from Cienego creek, yesterday drove into Prescott on a short busi- ness trip.
 In New York
 "Alr A. w. Davis" says the Penn sylvania Register, president and manager of the Williamson Valley Farms company, Of Prescott, Ariz., is registered at Hotel Pennsylvania. Mir Davis is in New York on busi- ness in connection with the develop ment of the Williamson valley irriga ton project of the company. Walker Visitors
 Miss Viola Mittendorf and Miss Annie Taylor are visitors in Pres colt from Walker, shopping for the holidays.
 Mayer Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. L. Frank Wilson were in Prescott last night, attend ing the open house dance at the Elks lodge. They motored in from Mayer. To Washington
 Mrs. Milton Updegraff of Pine Crest last night went to Seattle, Wash, where she intends remaining for an extended visit To New York
 MT. Dunlee of Whipplc Barracks left last night for New York where he will visit relatives during the holidays
 From San Diego
 C. w. Merritt is registered at the Head hotel for few days. He is connected with the Simpson Con struction company of San Diego. From Clemenceau
 M A. Patterson, cashier of the Bank of Clemenceau, was in Pres colt on business from the Verde | valley town yesterday. Jerome Visitor
 Grant Dunlap, exalted ruler of the Jerome Elks lodge, and manager of the Clarkdale branch of the Stand ard Oil company, was among busi- ness visitors here yesterday. On Legal Affairs
 Perry NJ. Ling, well known at torney of Jerome, passed yesterday in this city attending to legal mat ters.
 From San Francisco
 Fred Jamison of the central office of the Cooperative stores in San Francisco is in this city on business connected with the Prescott Co., operative store.
 From the South
 Harry Spencer and T. H. Ayers are up from Phoenix to remain for a few days on official business. They are with the regional office of the veterans bureau at Phoenix. To California
 w. s. Rawlings of the rehabilita- ton division, l.. s. Veterans Bureau [ at Fort Whipple, last night went to Phoenix, en route to Los Angeles, where he will visit for two weeks. Going East
 A. P. Jahn, former ranger at Groom Creek and now stationed at Johnson Wash, left last night for his home in New York, where he will visit during the holidays. From Casa 'Grande
 MT. Pouli, formerly of Fort Whip pie, is in town on business from Casa Grande. He reports the men who went to that district to home stead land are doing well and like the new project. En Route West
 En route to their home at Carmel by-the-Sea, the famous artistic colony of California, MT. and Mrs C. K. Van Riper are passing several days in this city. They are returning from the east by automobile. Goes to Phoenix
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