Weekly journal-miner., 1921-11-16
From Saturdays Dany9

the weekend in Phoenix. On County Business
 Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter yes terday went to Hillside, making the trip on official business. Clemenceau Visitor
 I. c. Stewart passed yesterday in Prescott, coming on business from his home in Clemenceau. Visit in Kirkland
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Peach have motored to Kirkland to pass few days with friends in that city. Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. Maurice Silver has gone to Phoenix, where she plans to remain for several days, Visit Jerome
 Judge Richard Lamson and Juve- nile Officer Ben Powers went to Je- rome and Clarkdale Friday on coun- ty business.
 Weekend Visit
 Miss Roxie Brinhall, teacher of the county school at Mint Valley, ar rived yesterday to pass the weekend in Prescott.
 Here for Weekend
 Miss Harriet L Wells, who teaches at the Humboldt school, arrived here yesterday, coming in to pass the weekend in Prescott. From Point of Rocks
 Mrs. Hannah Webster who teaches the county school at the Point of Rocks, was among visitors here yes terday.
 From the Farms
 F.. A. Langdon of the Prescott Farms yesterday was visitor in this city, transacting business and greeting his friends. Project Visitor
 L. N. George. principal of the Prescott Farms school, was here yesterday, calling at the office of the county superintendent of schools, Farms Visitors Mrs. H. Chandler and Miss Carrie Cook, both teachers at the Prescott Farms school, came in yesterday on brief shopping trip. Expected Tomorrow
 Ed Sweeney, of the Owl Drug & Candy company, is expected to re- turn to Prescott today from Phoenix, where he has been on vacation. Return From Humboldt ]. E. Mccullough of the Prescott State bank is expected to return here Monday from Humboldt, where he has been for the past day or two. Called by Death
 Matt Andres has been called to Denver, Colo, by the death of his youngest brother, who was in the cigar business in that city. Railroad Official ]. E. New of the Santa Fe rail road offices at San Bernardino, is passing several days in Prescott on company business.
 Returns to Ranch
 Joe Matli yesterday returned to his ranch in the Simmons country, con- cludine a visit of several days in Prescott.
 Visit in Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Arnbergi of South Cortez street, have gone to Phoenix, to visit there during two weeks vacation.
 Returns Monday
 Mrs. E. c. Monaghan, who went to Phoenix recently, is expected to return here tomorrow night Mrs Monaghan is stenographer at the county attorneys office. Clarkdale Visitor
 Mrs. H. A. Reed and her two children came over yesterday from Clarkdale, Mrs. Reed passing the day shopping and visiting friends MT. Reed is a Santa Fe engineer. Is Improving
 C. U. Pickrell, county agricultural agent, who underwent an operation for appendicitis Friday, yesterday was reported to be considerably inn rroved. He is at the Mercy hospital From Kirkland
 Charles Carter, well known rancher of the Kirkland country, was III Prescott yesterday on business, re- turning to his home during the evening.
 Goes to Verde
 T. M. Young, Des Moines, Iowa resident who recently came to Pres cott yesterday went to Camp Verde planning to remain there for week or two.
 Attend Dance
 MT. and Mrs. Frank L. Wilson MT. and Mrs. William O'Brien and MT. and Mrs. Thomas McDermott drove over from Mayer Friday even inc to attend the Armistice day ball Teachers Visit
 Miss Margaret Shaper, Miss Mar garet Talbot and Miss A. Courtney teachers in the Clarkdale schools are passing the weekend in this city planning to return to Clarkdale this evening.
 Returns to Ranch
 Charles Puntenney, well known lcattIernan of the Puntenney country