Weekly journal-miner., 1921-11-30
City NeeUs In Brief
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colt on business.
 Goes to Phoenix
 Miss Mary Cameron has gone down to Phoenix, where she will pIss the Thanksgiving holidays with friends.
 Come from Mine
 Mir. and Mrs. John Sullivan are passing few days in Prescott, com ing in on a short visit from the Key stone mine.
 Returns to North
 F. V. Street, business man ef Ash Fork, yesterday noon returned to the main line junction town after short visit in Prescott on business. Returns from South
 Ed H. Oldham, ranger of the Wal nut Creek district of the Prescott forest, has returned from Phoenix, where he has been for the past week Here on Business
 A. F. Swigert came down from Crown King one Tuesday, planning to remain in Prescott over the week end.
 From Camp Verde
 Noel Jones has returned to his home in the Camp Verde district, after a short stay in Prescott on business.
 Mayer Visitor
 Tommy Thompson, deputy sheriff for the Mayer precinct, was in Pres colt for a short while yesterday, coming in on Tuesday night. Returns from South
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county superintendent of schools, last night returned from Phoenix, where she has been attending the state teachers association convention.
 Returns from Phoenix
 A. J. Shanafelt, mining man of Kirkland, yesterday returned from Phoenix, where he has been recently on business. He plans to stay in Prescott for while.
 Skull Valley Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. C. H. Mullen and Percy Flumerfelt are passing the weekend in Prescott, coming in from Skull Valley.
 On Court Business
 D. L. Bishop, Wickenburg at torney, is in Prescott on business before the superior court He is ac- companied by his son, F. E. Bishop, of Los Angeles.
 Phoenix Visitor
 F. A. Reid of the Reid Cashion Land & Cattle company, is passing several days in this city on business, coming north from his headquarters in Phoenix Returns to Ranch
 Wayne Thornburg, manager of the Three Links Cattle company, yester- day returned to the ranch in the Kirkland district, after a short busi- ness visit in Prescott To Make Home Here
 Mir. and Mrs. C. A. Murphy, resi- dents of Philadelphia, Pa, have ar rived from the east, and will be in Prescott for several weeks, looking about the city with a'view to mak- ing their home here. Return from Mine
 A. J. Edwards, Los Angeles at torney, and w. C. Mccormick, also of Los Angeles, have returned to Prescott from the Peck silver prop erty in the Crown King district, in which they are interested. Visits Friend Here
 Miss Dorothy Jones, teacher from Williams, arrived here yesterday and will pass Thanksgiving with her friend, Miss Della Gist, employed in the stenographica1 service at Fort Whipple.
 Returns from North Josiah Winchester, well known mining man of this county, has re turned from Kingman, where he has been recently on business. He made a short trip over to Jerome yester- day, returning last night. From Peoples Valley
 R. w. Forbes, manager of the Hays Cattle company in Peoples valley, came in to Prescott yesterday. He is returning to the valley with his daughter, Lillian, who is attend ing school here. Miss Forbes will pass the weekend at Peoples valley. Expected Today
 w. Curtis Miller, state representa- tive from the fourth district and county supervisor of school attend ance, is expected to return today from the south, where he has been attending the convention of the Ari- zona State Teachers association. Go to Coast
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