Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-16
Back from Meet

Back from Meet
 Charles Hooker, well known cat
 tleman of Yavapai, has returned from
 his trip to the capital to attend the Arizona Cattle Growers meeting.
 Pastor Morris Improved
 Rev. C. P. Morris, pastor of the
 First Baptist church, who has been very i'll for about two months, was able t7 he about little yesterday.
 Here's a Chance
 A. L. Ferris yesterday was in the city on business from the Yaeger mine His chief concern was to find another miner to add to the Yaeger force.
 Cattleman Here | Minor Bishop. cattleman of the Willow Creek district, was in the city yesterday on business, visiting i the forest service office here while in town.
 Don't Forget
 Don't forget the meeting of the hook and ladder company of the Prescott fire department, to be held at o'clock tomorrow night at the fife hall.
 To Palace Station
 Half of the flying squadron of the sheriffs office was called out to Palace station on official business yesterday, when Grant Carter made the trip.
 Here for Trial
 Pete Olsen is in Prescott from the Horseshoe ranch, to spend a week here as a witness in the trial of John Lohlein, to begin in the su- perior court tomorrow. Rancher Here
 w. A. Aliver, well known rancher from the Mint Valley district, was business visitor. to Prescott yester- uay, transacting some affairs with the local forest service office. Short Touring Trip
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Harris and the latter's mother, Mrs. E. w. Wells, accompanied by Charles Scholey, leave today for Phoenix and thence the Roosevelt dam. where the men intend trying the fishing. The trip will occupy several days. To San Bernardino
 E. C. Whitesitt, who is associated with L. C. Sticllney in the promo ton of the Stickney expansion rock drill, yesterday left for San Bernar- dino, where he will remain for a few days on business connected with the new invention. Trip to Jerome
 County Assessor C. E. Gentry yes terday made a short trip over to Jerome on county business. Assessor Gentry has just returned from Phoe- nix, where he attended the meeting of the Arizona Cattle Growers as sociation.
 Visits Daughter Here
 Mrs. w. s. Sawyer, of Congress Junction, spent i've days in Pres colt last week, visiting her daughter, Carol Sawyer, who has recently been enrolled as a student at the Academy. May Open Agency Here
 J. NJ. Baldwin, of Jerome, agent for the Singer Sewing Machine com pany in the Copper City, was in the city yesterday on business. Bald win is looking for site in Prescott for the purpose of opening up Singer agency in this city. Leaves for Albuquerque
 Assistant Forest Supervisor Rob- ert Munro yesterday left for Albu- Querque, where he will join Super visor H. B. Wales at the meeting of forest supervisors and assistant su- pervisors of the southwest, who will be in convention in the New Mex can city for a week. Wales and Munro Twill return to Prescott a week from Tuesday. From Williams
 O. A. Adams, of Williams, is spending a few days in Prescott, business. Returns to Prescott
 Dr. J. Harvey Blain has returned .o his home in Prescott after week spent in Santa Fe, N. M. Business Visitor
 J. D. Brown yesterday was in the ,ity on a short business trip from lis home in Ash Fork. Visitor
 P. J. Lynch yesterday came to Prescott on a short business trip rom his home in Wickenburg. Returns from Phoenix
 Miss Violet Garner, stenographer Il the superintendent's office, yester- av returned from Phoenix, where