Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-26

/,uUU 11lleS, m Ille course Ot winch they have visited Yellowstone Ma. tional park, the Pacific northwest California and other places. From Prescott they will go to the Grand Canyon and thence home.
 Kingman Visitor
 i (. F. Peabody is visitor in this lefty, arriving yesterday from his home in Kingnan.
 On Hunting Trip
 Claud and Tom Bate have left on a weekend hunting trip, going out into the Puntenney country.
 Mayer Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Leonard, resi- dents of Mayer, are passing the week end here, coming in yesterday. Return From Hunt
 Fred Ref, IT,, Ernest Grace, Jim Began and Red Vopatek have return ed from short hunting trip. Here on Business
 L. J. Haselfeld, well known merch- ant of Kirkland, IS passing the week end in Prescott, coming in yesterday on business.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 Mrs. R. K Duffy, of Clarkdalc, is visiting friends in Prescott for a few days, during MT. Duffy's ab- sence on a hunting trip.
 Visits Here Today l J. C. Kenwell, principal of the Humboldt school. is visitor in Prescott today, arriving from Hum boldt yesterday.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 Mrs. A. w. Mckay of Clarkdale was visitor here yesterday, shop ping and visiting friends. From Clarkdale
 Mrs. C. A. Barker of Clarkdale, and her daughter, Miss Kathleen Barker, who teaches in the Clarkdale schools, were in Prescott yesterday. Here on Business
 Edward Bochat, rancher of the Camp Verde country, was in the city | on business yesterday. Humboldt Teachers
 The Misses Harriet I. Wells and Anna McEachren, teachers at the Humboldt school, are passing the weekend in Prescott.
 On Hunting Trip
 Undersheriff Joe Furst and Deputy Sheriffs George Payne, Bill Poulson and Grant Carter yesterday went out or short hunting trip in the Con- gress Junction country. Goes to Mayer
 Mrs Margaret Hirshfeld yesterday afternoon left for Mayer, where she will remain during the weekend with her mother and her two children. Visits From Jerome
 Miss Hazel Stewart, of Jerome, is passing the weekend in Prescott as the guest of Mrs Morris Goldwater. Miss Stewart, who is teaching at Jerome, was a teacher in the Pres colt city schools two years ago. Goes to Canyon
 Horace w. Hall, secretary to Fed eral Judge Jeremiah Neterer, yester- day afternoon left for the Grand Canyon. Go to Jerome
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Meany and little Mary Alice Meany will leave to- day for Jerome on hunt for quail. With them will go Carlo, who will show his expertness at retrieving. From Williamson School
 Miss Myrtle Clark, teacher at the Williamson Valley school, is passing the weekend here, coming in yester day
 Go to Wickenburg
 MT. and Mrs. Dan Condron of Mayer are passing. a few days in Prescott. They plan to go soon to Wickenburg, to remain there for the winter. Goes to Kingman
 Harry Shumate has gone to King man, where he will join his father, Ed Shumate The two may go to Los Angeles on business before re- turning to Prescott. Return to Home
 Mrs. John C. Herrick, mother of Major John Herrick of Fort Whip pie, and her daughter, Miss Anita Herrick, have returned to their home in Denver, Colo, concluding visit here of a month during which they l were guests of their son and brother. Returns to Marion
 Mrs. Edwin Leigh, who has been i'll Prescott for the past two weeks as the house guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. T. c. Norris, has re- turned to her home in Marion, Ind. She will visit the Grand Canyon en route east.
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