Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-12

Il Chris lotten ot the Prescott Con-
 struction Engineering company, was in Prescott yesterday on business
 and will be here today. With A. B
 Peach, also of the company, he will
 attend the chamber of commerce
 meeting tonight.
 Bag a Yearling
 Not a yearling steer but yearl-
 ing deer, was the game bagged in
 the Bear Flat country this week by
 Jack Shull and Roy Mann, who have
 returned from a hunting expedition
 on which they left Friday.
 Western Union Man ]. T. Jennings, district commercial manager of the Western Union Tele- graph company for Arizona, was in Prescott on company business yes terday, coming from his headquarters in Phoenix.
 Return From Hunt
 Fred Ref, IT,, and Henry Brink meyer, IT,, have returned from a hunting trip of week in the Walnut Creek country. Though they return ed without their buck, they plan to go out soon again, this time seeking more favorable territory.
 Returns From Springs
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor of the Prescott national forest, yes terday returned from Iron Springs, where he inspected work being done on the new telephone line being built by the forest service between the Springs and the Tonto ranger station. Returns From Hunt
 Attorney E. H. Loveridge has re- turned from a deer hunt which took him into the county north of Heber, Ariz., and on which. he and his com panions bagged a deer and two wild turkey. Loveridge was accompanied on the trip by w. E. Ferguson and Ed Foster, both of Holbrook. Back From Convention
 Mrs. Anna Henry has returned from Toronto, Canada, where she at tended a grand lodge meeting of the l. O. O. F. and Rebekahs during September, as delegate from the local lodge. A number of people were present at the convention from this state.
 Field Entomologist
 Dr. Oscar Bartlett, field entomolo- gist for Arizona, and state commis- sioner of agriculture and horticulture, arrived here yesterday from Phoenix. With County Agent C. U. Piclrell, Dr. Bartlett will visit ranches in the county, for the study Of plant dis eases, insect pests and fruit raising. Flying Squad Flies
 Jim Cook and Grant Carter yester- day covered various sections of Yava- pal county on some sort of official trail or other, the nature of which they refused to divulge, though it is believed the trail would have led to further supplies with which to stock up the sheriff's office vault. They covered Thumb Butte, Copper Basin and other districts, on the theory that "your nose knows" Returns From Coast
 Matt Andres, who has been taking a vacation on the coast and visiting his son Joe at Fresno and his daugh- ter at San Diego, returned yesterday. Legion Commander
 Webster M. Roberts, post com mander of the local American Legion has returned with Mrs. Roberts from California, where they have been travelling and visiting for the past several weeks. Mrs Roberts is stay ing with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Lar remore, in Humboldt, from whcih 1 place Roberts drove over here yes terday.
 Jerome Visitor
 Ed Meinhold was a visitor here yesterday from Jerome, coming in on a short business trip. Returns From Coast
 Ed Block yesterday returned from California, where he has been visiting for the past several weeks. Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. Ada Cranor yesterday went to Phoenix, where she will' remain for a time on a vacation. Mothers Club
 The Mothers club will meet today at the home of Mrs. J. E. Bowell, l30 East Gurley street at 2:30 o'clock. From Clarkdale
 John Manini was here yesterday | from Clarkdale, transacting business and greeting his Prescott friends. From Jerome
 R. M. Cheney, resident of Jerome, passed yesterday in Prescott on busi- ness.