Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-26
City News ...In Brief..~
CFrom Tuesdays Daily)

A. E. Sisson, relief agent at the local Santa Fe office, has returned from short trip to Cedar Glade. Jerome Visitor
 Mrs Inez Blair, of Jerome, spent the weekend in Prescott as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Sulli- van.
 Here from Jerome Dr. Heron, well known Jerome phys sician. yesterday returned to the Copper city after short visit in Prescott.
 Reported Better Miss Catherine Garter, who has been i'll for the last few days with bronchitis, is reported to be i'm Iproving.
 Returns from Pasadena Mrs. E. R. Stauffer has returned 10 Prescott after a six weeks visit with her mother and sisters in Pasa- dcna, Calf
 Returns to Skull Valley
 Van Dickson, well known cattle man of the Skull valley district, yes terday returned to Skull valley after day or two spent in Prescott. Leave for Coast
 Rev. w. H. B. Urch and his sis ter, Miss Katherine Orch, yesterday left for Los Angeles, where they will remain for about month.
 Cave Creek Ranger
 Harry x. Robinson has been. ap- pointed temporarily to fill the vac ancy at the Cave Creek ranger sta ton, which has been open for some time.
 Here for Weekend Miss Ruby Seavor, of Huron, where she IS a teacher in the Huron school. spent the weekend in Pres icott as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. tG. H. Witte Leaves for Coast Attorney F.. H. Loveridge yester- day left for the coast, where he will lremain for about two weeks on busi- ness. He stated before he left, how ever, that he intends 10 enjoy the recreation side of the coast as well. Leaves for SycamoSe J. (. McNelty, ranger in charge .of the Prescott forest district, yes terday left for the ranger station at Sycamore, where he will remain for about ten days to complete the new ranger house, on which work was begun before the holidays. He will be assisted by Ranger Walter Mick leson.
 Leave for the Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Hope are mak- ing a trip to the coast, where they will remain for few weeks visiting Los Angeles and other southern California cities.
 Leaves for East
 Mrs. C. s. Wallace, Of C. w. Law jrence X Sons store, yesterday left for the east to visit relatives in Kansas, later going to Chicago and New York, where she will purchase la line of women's new spring styles for the Lawrence store.
 Return from Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Jackson have returned to their home in Prescott Iafter an extended trip to California, where Jackson has been spending some time at Murietta Hot Springs for his health. He is greatly i'm Iproved
 Returns from Clarkdale
 F. A. Hathaway, assistant cashier of the Bank of Arizona, has returned from Clarkdale, where he spent the weekend with his daughters, the Misses Gladys and Helen, who are members Of the faculty of the Clark dale schools.
 Returns from Capital
 Mrs. Walter V. DeCamp, of Je- rome, spent short while in the city Sunday, returning from Phoenix to her home. For the past ten days Mrs. DeCamp has been visiting in Phoenix as the guest of Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell. Inspect Pioneers Home
 State Treasurer Raymond C. Ear hart, and Clayton Bennett, secretary to the board of directors of state in:- stitutions, yesterday arrived i'll Pres colt for the purpose of inspecting the Pioneers Home, and especially the recently completed new south wing.
 Little Girl Improving
 Little Cornelia Silver, daughter of Jesse C. Silver, who was operated on for appendicitis Saturday morning by Dr. H. T. Southworth, is report ed to be rapidly improving. Silver Twas called home Saturday morning because of the child's serious con- Idition. ,,
 Leave for Clemenceau
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Brisley, who were married last week ill Phoenix, and who have been staying in Pres cott for a few days, yesterday left for Clemenceau, where Mr. Brisley has a position with the United Verde Extension, and where they will make their home. Continues Forest Trip
 Forest Examiner Robert Munro,