Weekly journal-miner., 1921-11-23
From Skull Valley

(. A. Shupp and c. H. Voller,
 who are engaged in ranching and cattle growing in the Skull Valley country. are passing several days here on business.
 Motor to Clarkdale
 Mrs. E. A. Kastner, Mrs. Thomas Nolan and Mrs. Will Soloman yes terday motored to Clarkdale, where they will be house guests of Mrs. R. K. Duffy.
 Mining Man Here
 Andor Syverson, general manager of the United Arizona, is passing several days in Prescott on business, arriving Wednesday from his home in Mayer.
 Goes to Cave Creek
 T. T. Swift, supervisor of the Crook National forest, and mineral examiner for the southwest district of the forest service, has gone to Cave Creek, to inspect the Red Rover group of mines, whose owners have applied for patent.
 Visit Big Dome
 A. B. Cole, local representative of the Big Dome Silver Mining com pany, yesterday made a trip out to the mine, in the Walker district, ac- companied by Messrs. Hart and Tross of Fort Whipple. The party returned in the evening.
 Goes to Phoenix
 ]. Gardner Scott went to Phoenix yesterday on business connected with a lawsuit to come up in the Mari copa court and will be gone possibly until the middle of the week. Return from Coast
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Meany have returned from Los Angeles, where for the past three weeks they have been house guests of Mrs. Meany's sister, Mrs. Frank Murphy. From Phoenix George Moseley of the Manufac- turing Stationers of Phoenix, was here yesterday on business, en route to Phoenix from the northern end of the state, where he has been for the past several days. Matt Andres Back
 Matt Andres has returned from Denver where he attended the funeral of brother who died last week. During his stay in Colorado, MT. An dres also spent a day or so with Mrs. Andres mother and brothers at Golden.
 Goes to Coast
 George P. Harrington of the Nel- son mine in the Crown King district, is leaving for Los Angeles on busi- ness. MT. Harrington has been in Prescott for the past few weeks, making occasional trips to Crown King.
 Phoenix Visitor
 Howard L. Aller, general manager of the Central Power company of Phoenix, who has been in the city since Friday, plans to remain for a day or two on business. MT. and Mrs. Aller and family passed last summer in Prescott, at their summer lodge in the Groom Creek section. From Winslow
 Frank Bartlett, Santa Fe railroad officer, came down from Winslow yesterday. on business. Bartlett isl we'll known here, having just recent y been transferred to Winslow from Prescott. He was Santa Fe night policeman here, a position now held by William Barton. Make Wool Shipment
 E. P. Seaman, local representative of the International Correspondence schools, returned late Friday from he north, where he visited Holbrook, and Flagstaff on business, Conditions are fairly good in the forth, he reports. A shipment of wo carloads of wool was made last week from Holbrook. At Winslow, he Santa Fe has completed installa- ion of the new 130-foot turntable, he largest on the entire system. Here for Weekend
 Mrs. A. J. Laswell of Skull Valley s passing the weekend with friends n this city. The Laswells are en- ragged in ranching. from Big Chino
 MT. and Mrs. Charles M. King, of he Big Chino valley, arrived in Prescott yesterday, planning to re- main here over the weekend. Mayer Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Peel, ac- by A. J. Edwards, are in he city for few days from Mayer. Edwards is purchasing machinery for he Peck mine.
 70 Live in California
 With the departure for California f Mrs. Sadie Johns, where she will 1ake her home with her two chil- ( ren, Prescott loses one of her well nown and talented young women. ,ome from Dewey |,
 Mir. and Mrs. Otho R. Hill drove l to Prescott yesterday from Dewey; ,here Mrs. Hill is teaching at the :