Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-26

 day made a trip to Prescott from their home in Mayer, where he IS well known as a mining engineer. On School Business
 Miss Emma Brosen, principal of the Ash Fork school, yesterday was in Prescott visiting the county school office on school business. From the Junction
 Mrs. Gladys Cummings and Miss Frances Guernsbacher, of the Je- rome Junction school teaching staff, yesterday visited the city on busi- ness.
 On Shopping Trip Miss Annie Aiken, teacher at Je- rome Junction, yesterday was vis- itor to Prescott, spending the day shopping and greeting her Prescott friends
 From Williamson
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Young, of Williamson valley yesterday were in Prescott on business Stewart is well known cattleman of the W:l- Hanson district
 Cattleman Here J. w. Stewart and family, from the Williamson valley, where Stew art is prominent cattleman, yes- terday visited Prescott on busine s and shopping trip.
 Returns to Phoenix
 C. g. Richardson, well known here as a former resident, at one time manager of the Yavapai club, yes terday left for his home in Phoenix, after two or three days spent in Prescott Richardson is now man. aging the Arizona club at the cap ital
 Return to Kirkland Mir and Mrs. L. J. Haselfeld, well known residents of Kirkland. who have been in Prescott for day or two. with their child, yesterday re- turned to their home.
 Weekend Here
 Miss Annie McEachren, member of the faculty of the Humboldt schools is in Prescott as the week end guest of her sisters, the Misses Helen and May McEachren. I To Clarkdale F. A. Hathaway assistant cashier of the Bank of Arizona, yesterday went over to Clarkdale to visit his daughters, the Misses Gladys and Helen who are teaching in the Clark dale school
 Here from Mayer Mrs. Grover C. Lessard, well known resident of Mayer, is spend- ing the weekend with her two sons in Prescott, as guest of her sis ters, the Misses Helen and May Me Eachren.
 Will Return Monday Q
 Mir and Mrs. Floyd Williams, who are at present spending the week. end in Phoenix, are expected to re- turn to Prescott Monday with Floyd, IT,, who accompanied them on the trip to the capital.
 Weekend at Phoenix
 c. Norman Hoffman, member of the store force of Kastner's store, yesterday left for Phoenix, where he will spend the weekend with his sister, Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy for mer1y a resident of this city. Leave for Phoenix
 Miss Nellie Marshall and her brother, Harry Marshall, yesterday left for Phoenix, where he will /re- main for about two months, while she will return at the close of the weekend. Harry Marshall has just returned from a trip to the east. Call on Old Friend
 T. s. Wonder, formerly an en- ploye of Walter Hill when he was in business in Phoenix several years ago, yesterday arrived in Prescott to call on his former employer. Wonder is representing the Tacoma, Wash, firm of Brown & Haley, and left supply of their candies at the Walter Hill company store. Here on Business
 George Fleming yesterday was a business visitor to the city, coming up from Phoenix for Rabbit Broth CTS company. Fleming is an old timer on business visits here, hav- ing covered this territory for about F years. He states that business is commencing to improve, and he ex- poets a full resumption of trade by April
 Returns from East
 Lee Reagen, of Phoenix, repreSen- tative of the Endicott, Johnson com- pany, well known shoe wholesalers, yesterday was in Prescott greeting his friends in the trade Reagen has just returned from a trip to the En- dicOtt Johnson factory in New York