Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-26

left for Tucson, planning to remaf in that city until spring,
 From Sundays Daily)
 Phoenix Visitor
 w. B. Wilson, resident of Phoenix is visiting in Prescott for a shor while, coming on business.
 Mining Man Here
 John L. Davis, well known mining man of McCabe, yesterday was trans acting business in Prescott.
 From Oatman
 A. C. Parry was in the city yester- day transacting business and greet ing his friends here. His home IS ir Oatman.
 Goes North w. M. Cook, Tucson business man last night left for the northern part Of the state, after a short stay in Prescott on business.
 From Phoenix
 A. E. Wingate is passing several days here on business. He arrived from the south late Thursday. Returns From South
 Attorney George Nilsson of An derson, Gale & Nilsson, has returned from Phoenix, where he has been on business for the past day or so. Kirkland Visitor
 Mrs. Ed Ritter, of Kirkland, was a visitor in Prescott yesterday. She came in to transact business and greet her Prescott friends.
 Jerome Visitor
 Hon. C. H. Rutherford, Jerome at torney and president of the Yavapai County Bar association, was in this city yesterday on legal business. On Mining Business
 Mir. and Mrs. L. D. Anderson of Salt Lake City, accompanied by their son have arrived in Prescott, Ander- sen coming on mining business. School Trustee J. w. Cook, cattleman of the Mayer country, and trustee of the county school in district 20, was a visitor here yesterday on business. Jerome Visitor
 Clyde B. Jones, justice of peace at Jerome, was a visitor in Prescott yesterday, coming in on official busi- ness.
 California Visitor J. w. Dodge is among business visitors in Prescott, coming from San Francisco to visit several Yava- 'pai county mining properties in which he is interested Leave Today
 Concluding a visit of several days in Prescott, J. R. Beloat and Peter Van Liere, mining men of Maricopa county, are planning to return to the south today.
 Goes to Phoenix
 Lon L. Harmon, well known cattle man of the Camp Wood country, is planning to go to Phoenix today for a short stay on business. Harmon has been in Prescott for the past few days.
 Go to Phoenix
 Accompanied by Mrs. West, A. B. West, chief dispatcher at the local Santa Fe offices, yesterday went to Phoenix, planning to remain at the capital for d visit of week or two. Leave for Coast
 Attorney Alfred H. Gale of Ander- son, Gale & Nilsson, today is leav- ing for Los Angeles, making the trip overland. Attorney LeRoy Anderson is planning to go to Los Angeles Sunday.
 Return to Home
 Concluding a visit of three weeks in Prescott with their son, Onas H. Jett, assistant secretary of the cham Der of commerce, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Jett returned this week to their home in Newton, III. Visits Prescott Schools
 Miss Asa Spofford, teacher of one of the county schools near Mayer, was in Prescott yesterday, coming in to visit the city schools here. She visited the high school in the morn ing and the grade schools ill the 
 Returns to Ranch
 MT. and Mrs. James w. Cook yes terday afternoon returned to their home in the Sycamore country, where Cook is engaged in ranching. They have been in Prescott for day or two on business, and were accom- panied on the trip by their young daughter. Forester Here
 Frank C. w. Pooler, district for ester of the national forest service for the western division, is expected to arrive in Prescott tomorrow from district headquarters at Albuquerque. Pooler will be in this city for several days, conferring with Prescott For est Supervisor H. B. Wales. Jerome Visitor
 ]. E. Wagner, of the county high way commission, is in Prescott for a short while, coming in to attend the commission meeting. held We'd ! nesday. R. E. Moore, chairman of the commission, and Joe Mccarthy, engineer, are also here. '