Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-05

l witness in the stage case Goes to Hillside Stanley Day yesterday left for
 Hillside, where he will be for a day
 or two on mining business.
 Mayer Visitor
 ] John Mayer, proprietor of the
 Mayer city water works, was here
 yesterday. He came over on legal
 business.
 Jerome Visitor
 Robert w. Stewart was a visitor in
 Prescott yesterday, coming from his
 home ill Jerome
 From Mayer
 Peter Schafer and Louis Schrade,
 both of Mayer, were in the city yes
 terday on business. Schrade is pro- prietor of the Mayer White House.
 Goes to Oklahoma
 C. H. Randall, patient at Whipple
 Barracks, last night left for his home in Oklahoma, where he will visit for period of 30 days.
 Phoenix Visitors
 George B. Lewis, J. R. Moore and Joe King, all of Phoenix, are visiting in Prescott for few days on busi- ness, arriving Thursday.
 Hunt Walnut Creek
 Claud Cline and Shorty" Mayo yesterday left for the Walnut Creek country, armed for deer. They will remain until they get their buck. King man Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. R. J. Harlan, of Kingman, are passing a few days in Prescott on short visit. They ar rived Thursday.
 From Flagstaff
 George K. Anderson, resident of Flagstaff, is a visitor here on busi- ness, arriving Thursday. He is stay ing at the Head hotel.
 At Pine Crest
 Miss Elizabeth Vincent has arrived from the Springs, and will join her sister at Pine Crest, where they have taken house. Here on Business
 Martyr Adler, arriving here Thurs day night, is passing several days in this city on business, coming from his home in Phoenix. From Cottonwood
 Frank H. Rowley is business visitor in the city, coming in from his home at Cottonwood, where he is engaged in ranching. From Winslow
 H. C. Kabelin arrived in Prescott late Thursday night from Winslow. He plans to be here for a few days or business.
 From Kirkland
 C. w. Garter. father of Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter, was a visitor here Thursday, coming in from his home in Kirkland. Go Hunting
 Tom and Claud Bate yesterday left foT Puntenney, on the first leg of a tunting trip in the country beyond that place. They plan to be gone for about a week. From Bannie Mine
 Joe Algert was visitor in the city coming in Thursday from, the bannie mine. He expects to be in he city for a day or two on busi- iess. ie Corporation Commissioner l.
 Amos A. Betts, chairman of the tate corporation commission, and s D. F. Johnson, commission member, l lrrived in Prescott Friday night from Phoenix. Returns From Phoenix (
 J. J. Kaufman of the O. w. ( 3ruchman store, returned Thursday s vening from the south, where he has 'een for the past several days on s business. Visits Parents s
 James Merritt, foreman of the lime " ,ilns at Puntenney, came in to Pres & ott yesterday, and is visiting his il arents, MT. and Mrs. John Merritt, II f South Cortez street. , )ut for Deer - Dr. H. T. Southworth and his son, a Harry Southworth, yesterday left for \ he Van Dickson ranch in Skull n yalley, planning to hunt deer in that 2 ection.
 Iere on Business 1C J. F. Hogan, representative of the ; ,harles R. Hadley company of Los ,u ' .ngeles, manufacturing stationers, R 'as in Prescott yesterday on busi- st ess, calling on the local trade. Sr .eturns to Ranch cI Jerry Sullivan yesterday went out cr , his ranch in the Williamson valley, here he will remain for a few days, l2l 0l