Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-26
City NeUs In Brief
(From Wednesdays Daily) Guests at Jerome

Robert l.. White, ot the ranger station at Groom Creek, is visiting in Prescott for a few days on business. Mayer Visitor
 Mrs Andor Cyversor is visiting here for few days, coming in from her home at Mayer.
 E. s. Clark Here
 F. s. Clark is passing the week in Prescott, coming north from his Phoenix office on legal matters be- fore the federal district court. To the Junction
 Grant Carter made a short trip over to Jerome Junction Monday, on county business, returning in the afternoon.
 Trip to Coast
 Judge and Mrs. John A. Ellis have gone to Los Angeles for short visit, while Judge Ellis attends to legal business in that city. Return From Hunt
 Dr. R. N. Looney and H. D, Ait ken returned late Monday night from hunting trip to Dr. Looney's ranch in the vicinity of Williams. Goes on Hunt
 Harry Colvig, cashier of the Com mercial Trust & Savings bank, has gone on a deer hunt in the Walnut Greek country. He will return later in the week.
 Arrives From South
 Paul c. Keeler, insurance repre- sentative, arrived late last night from Phoenix, planning to remain in Pres colt for several days on business. Railroad Official
 A. NJ. Perry of the Santa Fe rail road offices in Topeka, Kans., is in Prescott for several days on business with the Prescott office. Cornville Visitor
 Fred Bergman, rancher of the Cornville country, was a Prescott visitor yesterday, driving in from his ranch late Monday on business. Here for Winter
 Dr. and Mrs. C. w. Chamberlin of Yakima, Wash, are in Prescott for the winter, as guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Pickerill. Raa-5Ioa yy;s;Sor.
 ]. T. Booth, E. M Ripple and L. ]. Fletcher, all of Needles, where they are employed by the Santa Fe, are in Prescott for a short visit. Comes From Congress
 Harry Henderson, well known cattleinan of the Congress Junction country, is passing several days here on business. Henderson will be re- menbered as one of the contestants at the Frontier days events this summer.
 Eastern Visitor
 Mrs. Anna Middleton is visiting in Prescott for month or so, as the house guest of Mrs. Ett Middleton of Garden street Mrs. Middleton comes from Hannibal, Mo. Motorcyclists Hunt
 Edward Andres and George Ruff ner, IT,, passed the weekend in Kirk land hunting quail, going out by motorcycle. They were the guests at the Morris and Laswell places. Undergoes Operation
 Edwin, son of Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Well of Miller valley, was operated On for appendicitis at the Mercy hos pital Sunday morning. He is now recovering satisfactorily. Go to Jerome
 Highway Commissioners Ben C. Ward and Art Gage went to Jerome yesterday to confer with County En- gineer Mccarthy. They were accom- panied by A. H. Jones, commission secretary
 Back From Hunt
 Majors John D. Brooks and Willis E. McWhirt, of Whipple Barracks, have returned from an extended hunting trip in the Seligman country, upon which they were accompanied by Joe Drew as guide. Visiting Attorney
 s. D. Stewart, formerly member of the legal profession in this city, and now practicing law in Kingman, is, here on legal business before the federal district court Stewart is an ex-county attorney of Mohave county Here for Court
 D. J. Thomas, cashier of the Hol- brook Merchants & Stock Growers bank, Jesse H. Pearce, C. H. Pettis, (. C. Bryant and Stephen McComas, all of Holbrook, arrived here late Monday, to be present during case in the federal district court. Over Switch-Back
 MT. and Mrs. s. R. Gallinger and their daughter, Miss Ann Gallinger and Miss Emma Andres, enjoyed a trip over the switch-back to Crown