Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-29

Jerry Sullivan, cattleman from the Simmons country, was in the city yesterday to transact business. Cattleman Here
 Harry Knight, cattleman of the Camp Wood country, was in Pres colt yesterday, transacting business and greeting his Prescott friends. From Chine Valley
 Tom King, of the King Brothers Cattle company, cattle raisers of the Chino valley, was a visitor to the city yesterday, coming in on short business trip.
 Meet Friends Here
 Mir. and Mrs. w. Martin and fam fly are visiting in Prescott for day or two, coming in from their home at Canon to meet friends here. Is in South
 County Attorney John L. Sullivan, who for the past few days has been in Phoenix and Nogales on official business, is expected to return to Prescott today.
 Released from Custody
 Willie Phillips, who was recently twice arrested in one week, yester- day was released from jail at the expiration of a sentence of 25 days imposed upon him by City Magis- trate John H. Robinson, for the in fraction of a minor statute. On Shopping Trip
 Mrs. R. w. Forbes, wife of the well known cattleman of Kirkland was in the city yesterday, visiting friends in Prescott, and attending to shopping.
 Called by Death
 MT. and Mrs. Broughton, of Okla homa City, are in Prescott, called here by the death of their son at Whipple Barracks. They are leaving for their home, accompanying the remains for burial in Oklahoma City. Visits Niece
 Mrs. Luke Henderson, of Phoenix, who arrived here early this week, is remaining for the graduation eXer- cises at St. Joseph's Academy, in which her niece, Lucia Broan, par ticipates. Today, Mrs. Henderson will leave with her mother, Mrs. George Puntenney, for the Punten- ney ranch in the Big Chino country, where she will visit for time. Make Eastern Trip
 Mrs. C. H. ReibeTing and Miss Emma Reibeling took Mondays train for Lennox, s. D., Mrs. Rebel ings old home, which she will now visit for the first time in 30 years. They. will be gone for about three months. During her trip, Mrs. Reib cling will go on to Boston, where she will consult a specialist regard ing the securing of an artificial hand Mrs. Reibeling about six weeks ago underwent an operation for the am putation of the hand, which was lost through an operation occurring years ago. After years of treatment, 1t was found impossible to save the mem- Der, and an amputation was found necessary. Mrs. Reibeling is now doing well.
 Goes to Coast
 Mrs. Elizabeth Lowry, matron of the Yavapai county jail, yesterday af- ternoon went to Los Angeles, where she plans to remain for a period of three months, recuperating from nervous breakdown she suffered in Phoenix recently.
 Vacation on Coast
 R. B. Westervelt deputy county attorney, yesterday left Prescott, ac- companied by Mrs. Westervelt, for California. Mir. and Mrs. Westervelt plan to spend a vacation of about two weeks on visit to the Pacific coast
 With Adjustment Company
 Harold Larsen, of Phoenix, has arrived in Prescott, joining C. C.. Norton, local attorney, in the Mer- cantile Adjustment company, which MT. Norton represents in this city. Mr Larsen's business will be con cerned with the handling of mercan- tile adjustments, loans and insur- ance.
 Here for Summer
 MT. and Mrs. Perry Sears, of Phoenix, are visiting in Prescott, ac- companied by their daughter and grandchild. MT. Sears, cattleman with large holdings in the south, will return to Phoenix in a day or two, Mrs Sears and the others remaining in Prescott during the summer months.
 To Phoenix and Coast
 R. T. Ritchie, supervising architect in charge of the construction work