Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-05
CFrom Fridays Daily)

From Fridays Daily)
 Jerome Visitor
 Roy Davidson was a business visitor to the city yesterday from Jerome. Here on Business
 James Hill, cattle inspector at Hillside, was in the city yesterday on business. Here from Mayer
 James Bradley, mining man Of the Mayer district, was in the city yes iterday on business.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 J. L. Cheek, of Clarkdale, made a !short business trip to Prescott the early part of this week.
 Clarkdale Visitors
 MT. and Mras. Charles Pierce, of Clarkdale, are in Prescott for few days visit with friends in the city. On County Business
 Supervisor w.. w. Midgeley was in Prescott yesterday attending the meeting of the board of supervisors. Leaves for Coast
 Mrs. F. NJ. Anderson left Prescott yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will remain a few days on busi- mess. To Kirkland
 William M. Graeber yesterday made trip over to the Skull Val ley-Kirkland country on business for the local Armour branch. Returns from Phoenix
 Joe Ryan is ill the city from Phoenix, where he has been for some time. He says he expects to remain in Prescott for a while. Here from Phoenix
 A. A. Betts, one of the members of the state corporation commission, was in the city yesterday in connec- ton with the hearing of the Arizona Bus and Jerome-Union case. Visit from Jerome
 Dr. Riley Shrum. well known Jerome physician, was visitor to Prescott on business yesterday. He was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Marjorie Shrum.
 Now Out of Danger
 Word was received here yesterday by George Fields, who was recently called to Phoenix by the serious ill., ness of his little daughter, that the crisis is past and the child is now out of danger. The news was wei comed here by friends of Fields, a well known former resident of the city. As soon as the baby can be moved, Mrs. Fields and she will come to Prescott.
 And Still They Come
 The doors and windows of Floyd Williams service station on North Cortez were bulging out yesterday, stuffed with another new shipment of tires. Williams says they go out almost as fast as they come in. Leave for Phoenix
 A party of five men from Whipple today will leave for Phoenix, where they will spend the weekend. Among the party are Elmer Thomp- son, ]. Freeman, Bob Stevens, E. F. Lindbrum and A. B. Stafford. Assisting Legion
 c. T. Terhune, of Martinsville, Ind, who is in Prescott with view to locating here permanently be- cause of the climatic advantages Of Yavapai, is assisting in the head quarters of the Ernest Love post of the American Legion, at 1O5 East Gurley. Terhune is an ex-service man, formerly a member of K com pany, 10th infantry.
 Returns from Phoenix
 J. L. Conner, timekeeper for the llOCdl shops, Has ISluIllGu IIOIu lHS south where he spent the Christmas vacation with relatives in Phoenix. Accountant Here
 c. w. Moore, travelling account ant from coast line headquarters in Los Angeles, is in Prescott check ing over the, accounts at the local offices.
 Returns to Coast
 C. Selby, head of the detective de- partment of the coast lines division, who has been in Prescott on official business since Tuesday, has returned to the coast.
 Plan Coast Trip
 Joe Pattie, one of the local engi- neer crew, is planning to leave for the coast soon with Mrs. Pattie. IAfter short stay in Los Angeles