Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-01
City Ne,Os In Brief
tFrom Wednesdays Dailv)

business visitor to the city yesterday.
 From Williamson
 Clarence Stewart, cattleman from
 the Williamson valley, was a busi-
 ness visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 On Jury Duty
 B. (. Jones, of Mayer, was in the
 city yesterday, having been called
 here as a juror in the superior court.
 From Humboldt
 (. P. Wingfield, of Humboldt,
 was visitor to the city yesterday,
 coming in on a short business trip.
 On the Jury
 Anton Peter, cattleman from Yaba'
 Wash, was called to the city yester-
 day, to serve several days as jury man in the superior court
 Mining Man Here
 Marshall Stoddard, mining man of
 this county, was a visitor to Pres colt on business yesterday, coming in from his home at Mayer.
 Stoddard Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. C. w. Snodgrass, residents of Stoddard, were visitors to Prescott yesterday, coming in on a short business and shopping trip. From Jerome
 Clyde Jones, police judge at Je- rome, and w. s. Kirby, Jerome night policeman, were visitors to the city yesterday, in connection with the trial of Kosta Katich, in the superior court. Kirby, it will be recalled, was wounded by a shot from a gun fired by Katich last March.
 Here on Business
 T. J. Morris, who is engaged in the goat raising business in Kirk land, yesterday paid a visit to Pres colt on business. Meets Family Here
 Si Bibson, merchant of Jerome, was in the city yesterday, coming to Prescott for the purpose of meeting his family upon their return from a ! visit to California.
 From the Verde
 s. P Wells, manager of the XOX |. ranch in the Verde valley, owned by D. H. Biles, was visitor to Pres colt yesterday, called to this city on business.
 Verde Visitor
 Jacob Weber, of Camp Verde, yes terday was a visitor to Prescott, coming in on a short business trip. Weber is at present in charge of the road construction to the Williamson valley. Jerome Visitor
 Charles Ewing, businessman of Jerome, yesterday came to Prescott on a short business trip from his home in the Copper camp. + Gets More Cars
 Al Weber has returned to Prescott after a short business trip to the f capital, where he purchased several , Oldsnobile cars, for which he has t1 the agency in this city.
 Goes to Groom Creek
 Miss Helena McEachren, stenog-I IH rapher in the office of the county | board of supervisors, yesterday even- ing made a trip to Groom Creek, I where she is visiting her friend, Miss Grace McCracken, who teaches the + Groom Creek school. C Called by Illness
 Mrs. Nancy Hill, of Mayer, arrived c in the city yesterday, called here by h the serious illness of her brother, b Joe Hudson, who is at the Mercy n hospital n Called to Glendale T
 T. M Anderson, superintendent of the Silver Grown mine at Crown Y King, was called to Glendale to visit :, his family, the baby being very i'll. 7 Phoenix Visitors .
 Wiley w. Conway and w. A. . Hart, both of the Roller Cotton Gin o came to Prescott yester- 4 day from their headquarters in Phoe- |, nix, to attend to local affairs of the c company.
 Returns from Phoenix ',
 Malcolm Barrett, assistant secre- f, .ary of the chamber of commerce, r 1as returned to Prescott from Phoe II nix, where he attended the marriage f, of Miss Carolyn Mulrein, of the h Capital city, to Beverly Burke, of r, his city. -.-.-. f, Back from Capital c,
 Mrs. D. A. Burke, mother of oI Beverly Burke, has returned with st Miss Lila Campbell from Phoenix, . where both attended the wedding of Mrs Burke's son to Miss Carolyn n Mulrein. Miss Campbell was brides U maid at the wedding. Sl Leave for East ' Miss Anne Bustard and Miss Mar yaret Cokeley arrived last night from ci Mayer, en route, Miss Cokeley to p fer home in West Virginia, and Miss Ii 3ustard to hers in New Jersey the Mayer school, at which they have C ,een teaching, having closed. = Man e Henry Braun, mining man Of 0 Crown King, has decided to go into
 sweeter business for he has pur- K hased a candy store at the corner W # Sixth and Vermont streets, Los Angeles, and is on his way to that C career