Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-16

ill for some time, 10 learn that Miss
 Alberts, at the Mercy hospital, is
 now quite seriously i'll.
 Back from Capital
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson has re-
 turned from Phoenix, where he has been for several days on business and legal matters.
 In New Home
 MT. and Mrs. Claud T. Davenport are now very comfortably situated with their family in their new home at 3l5 East Willis street.
 Trip to Coast
 Walter Hill, of the Walter Hill Produce company, is absent on the coast, where he will remain for about month on a combined business and pleasure trip.
 Returns from Phoenix r. s. Viele. president of the Ari- zona Power company, who has been spending a few days in Phoenix in the interests of the company, has re turned to Prescott.
 Leaves for Capital H. Dewitt Smith, superintendent of the United Verde Copper com ipany, was in the city yesterday on his way to Phoenix, where he will remain for a few days on business. Here on Business
 Harold Green, of the Saginaw Lumber company at Williams, is spending a few days in Prescott on business. He came here from Flag staff, where his company also has a plant
 Indian Visitor i Jim Sign, well known Mohave- Apache Indian of Clarkdale, and oc- casionally of Prescott, visited the city yesterday for the purpose of calling on the local office of the American Legion and getting discharge cer- tificate. Jim, having lost his dis charge from the army, given him in 1892, is punctual about always hay 1 ing a certificate.
 Leave for Phoenix Carl T. Smith, route agent for the American Express company, who has been in the city for a day or two on business with the local office, has left to continue his rounds to Phoe- mix, going yesterday by way of Humboldt, Cherry Creek, and other stations. He was accompanied by Travelling Auditor Todd of the Santa Fe railroad, who has been in Pres colt on business for the company To Wickenburg
 Fireman Pattie has left for Wick enburg, where for Is days he will relieve Fireman Adams. Is Laid Off
 David Reese, night helper in the boiler shop, has been laid off because of slackness in business. Returns from Skull Valley
 Fireman J. R. Walker, who has been working at Skull Valley for a few days, has returned to Prescott. New Stenographer
 B. Vedees, new stenographer in the trainmaster's office, has arrived in Prescott and started work yester- day.
 Business in Phoenix
 Superintendent H. C. Storey yes terday left for Phoenix, on business for the road. He made the trip in his railroad motor car. Returns to Work
 Machinist Apprentice Lester Thomas has returned to work after having been absent the last few days | on account of sickness. Leave for Phoenix
 Mrs O. H. McNeeley, wife of En- gineer O. H. McNeeley, yesterday left with her daughter for Phoenix, where they will visit for three or four days.
 Road Work
 The wrecker left the local yards with its crew yesterday, to pick up work between Drake and Clarkdale, where it will operate for two or three days. To Go South
 Fireman Charles Taylor will leave in few days for Phoenix, where he will take the place of Fireman L. H. Smith on the A. & C. passenger, with Engineer Delane. Old Engine Gone Over
 Old engine 6, one of the older To- comotives of this division, has just come out of the shops looking like new Given new number, 2426, she left yesterday for Ash Fork, where she will change off with the seven. Leave fer Coast
 Mrs. H. C. Storey and her daugh- ter, Miss Mildred Storey, yesterday n