Weekly journal-miner., 1921-04-20
CFrom Thursdays Dany)

combating of social diseases. He will be here for several days. CFrom Thursdays Dally)
 Jerome Visitors
 ] Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Douglas, of
 Jerome, are visitors in Prescott for
 short while on business. Douglas
 is editor of the Verde Copper News.
 From Jerome
 Perry NJ. Ling, well known at
 torney of HJerome, was d visitor to the city yesterday, coming in Oil business.
 Jerome Visitor
 A. E. Weidman, prominent stock
 broker of Jerome, yesterday came to
 Prescott for a short while on brief business trip.
 Rancher Here
 Del Began, well known rancher from Camp Verde, yesterday was visitor to Prescott, coming in on short business trip.
 Here as Witness
 Edward Rucker, city clerk of Je- rome, was in Prescott yesterday as witness in the stage line case in the superior court
 From Jerome
 R. H. Cunningham, postmaster of Jerome, came to Prescott yesterday on county business, having been called as a witness in the stage line case heard before tbe superior court yesterday.
 Turkey Creek Visitor
 James P Cleator, well known merchant of Turkey Creek, yester- day was a visitor to Prescott, for the purpose of visiting his wife and re- gently arrived baby, both of whom are at the Mercy hospital, and both doing splendidly.
 Returns from Globe
 County Juvenile Officer Ben Pow CTS yesterday returned from Globe, where he went for the purpose of bringing Kosta Katich back to jail on a charge of jumping his bond Attorney Here
 R. c. Langmade, a Phoenix at torney and secretary Of the Alamos Land & Irrigation company, arrived | to be present at the trial of case involving the company and | scheduled to begin tomorrow. To Walnut Creek
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, Yavapai | county superintendent of schools, last night returned from short visit to the county school at Wal nut Creek, for inspection purposes. She reports the school in excellent 
 On County Business
 County Assessor C. E. Gentry and Deputy Assessor Charles H. Riebel- ng yesterday motored over to Je- -ome, where they spent the day checking upon work of their office n that district. They returned to Prescott last night Here on Business
 A. H. Miller, sheepman from Win ;low, was a visitor to Prescott yes erday. Among other business he vas here to attend to were matters with the Prescott forest ervice, and he paid the local office call during his stay in town. New Jersey Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Clark, ac- by Miss Mildred Clark, ,f Vineland, N. J., arrived this after loon and will make a short visit with Miss Susan Crossman of this ity. MT. and Mrs. Clark are en oute to Los Angeles, Calif, where hey expect to make their home. 'hoenix Officials {
 Amos A. Betts, member, and Stan 1 ey Williamson, clerk, of the Ari- ona corporation commission, were n the city yesterday on business t efore the superior court. MT. Betts t eturned yesterday afternoon but MT. { Williamson fingered in the NJ. H. t tmosphere. I 'eacher Visits {
 Mrs. Olga P. Hazel, teacher in one V f the county schools in the Verde i istrict, was q visitor to the city yes I erday for the purpose of visiting CT husband, who is at the Mercy c ospital convalescing from an ill., l. ess. While in the city she paid d isit to the county school superin a ,ndent's office. s .eturn from Trip f
 MT. and Mrs. E. T. Bird, who are Ii isiting ill this city. from their home b l Detroit, where MT. Bird is en- \ aged in the real estate business, ave returned to Prescott after o lort trip to the Burnt ranch. They b ere accompanied on the trip by J. F
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