Weekly journal-miner., 1921-12-21

IS SNpCClS tO ICllldlll sOltlc tllllS oll business.
 Returns to Prescott
 Fred Cromwell of the local railroad
 ticket office, returned yesterday from
 Phoenix, where he has been on a
 short business trip.
 From South Carolina
 F. E. Barbaum has returned from
 a visit with home folks in South
 Carolina, and has moved to Yavapai Drive, in Pine Crest.
 From Mayer
 T. E. Peacock, with tine Arizona Power company at Mayer, was in Prescott yesterday, coming over on
 a short business trip.
 Goes to Coast
 Mrs. C. L. Stockin yesterday went
 to Los Angeles, where she will pass
 the holidays.
 For Holidays E. J. Hanly of New York city is a visitor in Prescott during the holi- days, joining Mrs. Hanly.
 Hillside Visitor
 Henry Miller, well known rancher Of Hillside, passed yesterday in Prescott on a short trip on business. Visiting Merchant H. w. Miller, Congress Junction merchant, is in the city for a few days transacting business and visiting friends.
 Returns to Coast
 Frank R. Fields. who has been in Prescott for several days visiting friends, yesterday returned to his home in California.
 From California
 C. N. Blevins of the Simpson Con- struction company was in Prescott yesterday on business. Mir. Blevins is staying at the Head hotel. Cattleman in Town
 Nelson Puntenney and his brother, Charles, both cattlemen of Punten- ney, were in Prescott yesterday look ing after business interests. Mining Man Here Joe Sarafini, of the Malapai Min ing company, whose properties are located in the Kirkland district, was visitor here yesterday on business. From Bolada
 Ralph Williams was in the city on a short visit yesterday from Bolada, in the Turkey Creek district, where he is developing mining properties. From Tennessee
 Mrs. Tom J. Anderson and baby arrived from their former home in Tennessee yesterday. They expect to make Prescott their future home From the East
 Cheyenne Riser, well known cow boy, arrived from Phoenix yesterday, to remain in Prescott for some time He returned to Phoenix from the east Mining Man in Town
 Jack Hayes, well known mining man from the Walker district and | of the Big Dome mine, was here yesterday on brief business trip.
 Goat Raiser Here
 James Muse, well known goat -ancher of Kirkland, motored to Prescott yesterday on visit to tram 5act business and shop for the holi- lays.
 From Skull Valley
 Mir and Mrs. Aubrey Gist and laughter from Skull Valley, where MT. Gist is ranching, yesterday mo- .ored to. Prescott, on business and From Fl Paso
 Mrs. Edward Bagley returned yes erday from Fl Paso, where she has been for the past few weeks. MT. 6agley remained in Texas for short ime on business. From Lonesome Valley
 Shepperd Hiscox, superintendent of oad construction at the state high way camp at Coyote Wash in Lone ome valley, was in Prescott yester- lay on company business. Returns to Prescott
 A. B. Peach of the Prescott Engi- leering Construction company, yes erday returned to Prescott from Cottonwood, where the company is ngaged in completing the Cotton vood-Sedona road. To Pass Holidays Here z
 Word has been received from Cap ain Mallory, formerly eye, ear and Iose specialist at Fort Whipple, now tationed at Fort Bayard, N. M., T hat he will pass the holidays in this ity with his relatives, Mir. and Mrs. r red Cromwell and family. Return from Verde |,
 L. L. Bates of the Granite Dells ection; C. P Pickrell, county agri- T utural agent; and H. B. Wales, su- ervisor of the Prescott National F orest, yesterday returned from the f. 'erde valley, where they attended i; 1eetiDu Of stOcL-0rOwprs