Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-12


 Dr. Cora Tolle has returned from 3 short trip 10 Phoenix.
 Returns from Jerome
 Miss Lucille Budd has returned from a trip to Jerome over the hOli- days.
 Makes Phoenix Trip
 Howard Cornick this week made short trip to Phoenix on legal business.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Attorney ]. F. Russell has return ed from a short trip to Phoenix, where he went to attend to business matters.
 Return from Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Carroll have returned from a trip to Phoenix. Carroll is general manager of the Yaba Copper company. May Locate Here
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Mccarthy, oi Kirkland, are in the city with their little daughter They are contem- plating locating in Prescott. Leaves for Perzinsville
 State Representative w. Curtis Miller yesterday left for Perkinsville, where he will remain for few days on visit with friends Attends Assessors Meet
 County Assessor (. E. Gentry is in Phoenix, where he is attending the annual meeting of county asses sors with the state tax commission. Returns from Mine
 O. w. Blickenstaff returned to Prescott yesterday from short stay at the property of the J. & J. Min ing company. in the Copper Basin district
 Returns to Crown King
 R. s. Patterson, teacher at Grown King, who has been spending the holidays at Phoenix, yesterday was in Prescott on his way back to Grown King.
 On School Business
 NJ. F. Shields and F. w. Cole, members of the board of school trus tees from Wagoner, were in the city yesterday visiting the county school office on business. Mining Men Here
 Charles Chapman, E. J. Steinman and C. C. Mitchell, of Chicago, were in the city yesterday on their way to the Swastika district, where they have mining interests. Leaves for Huron
 ]. A. Firth, former teacher of the Granite mountain school, which has been discontinued because of lack of pupils, has left for Huron, where he will take charge of that school. III with Pneumonia
 III with pneumonia, Thaddeus Null len, son of Charles Mullen, well known rancher of Skull Valley, was brought to the Mercy hospital Mon day night It was said that his con dition is critical. Returns from Phoenix
 Miss Marion Hunter, Kindergarten teacher at the Lincoln school, has returned from Phoenix, where she spent the holidays as the guest ol Miss Sara Frances Goddard, former ly of Prescott.
 Returns to Coast
 E. J. Lawrence, who has been spending the holidays in Prescott as the house guest of Mrs. Mary Ed mundson, has returned to California, where he is attending a well known commercial school. Billy Simon Here
 Billy Simon yesterday made visit 10 Prescott from the Hays Cattle company ranch near Kirkland. From his greatly improved appearance, Nilly's friends would think that he had never been i'll at all. Here from Swastika
 Mir. and Mrs. O. w. Tauney, ac- companied by Miss Frances Giroux. are in the city from the Swastika district, on short shopping trip. Miss Giroux will resume her studies at St. Josephs Academy. Leaves for Coast
 Accompanied by Mrs. Taylor, Tom Taylor, superintendent of the United Verde Copper company's Clarkdale smelter, yesterday left for Los An geles. Taylor has just returned from a short business trip to Salt Lake City.
 At School Office
 Mrs. Alice Archambeau, who this week assumed her new duties as deputy county school superintendent under County School Superintendent Mrs. Ward Wheeler, states that she is glad to be making her home once more in Prescott.
 Business Picks Up
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