Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-02
City yNe,Os Tn Brief


 (From Wednesdays naily) From Albuquerque
 D. NJ. Montoya, of Albuquerque N. NJ, arrived yesterday on import ant business,
 Return to Ranch
 J. H. Stephens and son, who have been in the city on business, have returned to their ranch in the Will liamson valley.
 Here from Walker
 MT. and Mrs. William Creighton and their little son Billy have beer visiting for day or two in Pres. estt from their home at Walker. From Jerome
 Supervisor ". w. Midgeley was 3 visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming over to attend 10 session of the board of supervisors, in which the grand jury was drawn up. Locates at Whpple
 Roy Freeman, who recently came to Prescott from Birmingham, Ala, has accepted position as an cleo trician at Whipple Barracks. Dur ing the war Freeman was mem Der of the Fifth marines. Clarkdale Dealer Here
 Art Blodgett, well known automo- bile dealer from Clarkdale. where he handles the agencies for the Dort, the Federal and the Cleveland. was a business visitor to Prescott yes terday, not neglecting to greet his many friends at the county seat. From Blue Bell
 MT. and Mrs E.. F. Axfort, well known residents of Blue Bell have been in the city for day or two, staying at the P. A. Johns home. Old friends of the Johns, they were here to attend the funeral of Mrs. P. A. Johns. and to assist during an hour of trial.
 Return from Canyon
 Mrs. Charles T. Joslin and Mrs E. W. Wells have returned from a weeks visit to the Grand Canyon, on which they were accompanied by Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. A. J. Mo Avoy, who had been visiting Mrs. Wells from their home in Saginaw Mich Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Nc Avoy returned to Saginaw from the canyon.
 A Real Antique
 Although he hasn't as yet received the new furniture for his court room, which will arrive here soon, Judge Charles H. McLane is in no way dissatisfied. Yesterday he discover ed that a scared old table covered with a worm-eaten green baize cloth, which has been decorating the cen ter of his rooms for the past week or so, is a genuine antique. For it bears the inscription, carved with some ancient tool, "C. C. 1492" Judge McLane IS convinced that the table was once the property of Chris topher Columbus, and that it reach ed America via the good ship Isa- bella. He has no idea how it reach- ed Prescott.
 
 Trip to Amarillo
 Mrs. Hazel Witzel, wife of Fire builder C. B. Witzel, is planning to make a trip soon to Amarillo. Trip to Del Rio
 Walter Herdrich, draughtsman in the local engineers office, yesterday made a short trip to Del Rio on business for the road. Plan Coast Trip
 Mir. and Mrs. R. II. Corners are planning trip to Murietta Hot Springs, the well known coast re- sort, in the near future. Connors is a member of the local pipefitters' force. Trip to Phoenix
 Head Timekeeper J. H. White. of the master mechanics office, early yesterday morning left for Phoenix, where he was busted on record work for the local office. He will return this afternoon.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Accompanying the special train carrying number of Santa Fe of iicials through Prescott yesterday morning, Master Mechanic Raitt yes terday returned from Phoenix, re- maining at the local shops.
 Qrrom Thursdays Daily) From Kirkland