Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-16

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 From Thursdays Daily) From Kirkland
 s. w. Holder, well known Kirk land resident, spent yesterday in the city on business.
 From Jerome
 R. Rotherwell, business man of Jerome, yesterday made short trip to this city on business.
 From Walnut Creek i John R. Leavell, ranchcr of Wal nut Creek. was in the city yesterday on short business trip.
 Here on Business
 Van Dickson, well known cattle man from the Skull Valley district, was in the city on business. Day at Ranch
 IT J. Smith, of Vyne Brothers Electrical company, spent yesterday at his ranch in the Mint valley. Here on Business | J. H. Morrison was ill the city yesterday on a brief business trip from his home at Camp Verde. From Mayer
 Mrs. A. Syverson, well known Mayer resident, was a visitor to the city yesterday on a short shopping trip.
 Returns from East
 Mrs. s. F.. Wallace has returned from the east, where she went re- gently in the interests of the firm of IC. w. Lawrence & Son. Jerome Visitor
 Harry Parker, proprietor of the Jerome hotel, was in the city yester- day on his way to Phoenix, where he will remain for day or two on business.
 Returns to Prescott
 Al Kent, representing Cooper, Coates & Casey of Los Angeles, is in the city greeting his friends and incidentally transacting business. Visits Sister Here
 R. w. Ainsworth is spending a few days in Prescott, visiting his sister here, Mrs. Clara Worthen, and to transact business matters. From Ash Fork
 II. s. Wilson spent yesterday ill Prescott on business from his home at Ash Fork, where he is a business man well known in this end of the state
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 Mrs. E. C. Monaghan, stenog- rapher in the office of the county attorney, is absent from the office for a few days, due to a slight ill., ness.
 Returns to Phoenix United States Marshal Joe Dillon yesterday returned to Phoenix after bringing up nine federal prisoners who were lodged in the county jail Tuesday.
 Movement of Sheep Forty-eight cars of sheep, it was reported yesterday at the local Santa Fe offices, were moved over this division yesterday from the north end to Wickenburg. Leaves for Capital
 City Manager John H. Robinson yesterday left Prescott for Phoenix, where he is attending the cattle growers association. He will re- turn here this evening. Trip to Coast
 Mrs. sH. C. Storey, accompanied by her daughter, Mildred Storey, yesterday left Prescott for Pasadena, where they plan to remain for a short while visiting with relatives. Returns from Trip
 Ray Vyne has just returned from a tour of Camp Verde, Jerome, Clarkdale and Cottonwood, in con- pany with Representative Winship of the Paramount Picture company. Here on Business
 L. H. Estes, representing the Stetson-Barrett company, well known Sennett Beauties Here
 Announcement was made yester- day that a bevy of Mack Sennett's bathing beauties have arrived in the city and in a day or two will appear at Vyne Brothers Electric company, demonstrating the appliances of the Western Electric company. Ranger Here
 Walter Mickleson, Prescott forest ranger at Sycamore, was in the city yesterday on his way from Flagstaff where he was called as a witness in the trial of Flagstaff Ranger Fred | Croxen, exonerated Monday Of the charge of staying C. F. Quayles, a rancher of the Flagstaff country, to the Sycamore ranger station. Salesman Dies