Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-28

Lawler block.
 For Rabbit, Bros.
 Frank Keefe, representative foI
 Rabbit Brothers Trading company lis a visitor in Prescott for a few Idays on business from his mainline headquarters.
 Litigants Leave
 s. P. Wells, manager of the XOX
 ranch, and Barton Lebsch, also of
 the Verde valley, returned yesterday
 morning to their homes, following the close of the smoke case" here
 Thursday.
 Supervisor Leaves Supervisor w. w. Midgley yester-
 day returned to his home in Clark
 dale, from where he will visit his
 ranches at Clay Park and on Oak
 Greek. He expects to be away for about two weeks.
 Commissioner Returns Robert E. Moore, Jerome realtor and new chairman of the county highway commission, yesterday re- turned to bis home in Jerome. Mrs. Moore, who was in Prescott Thurs day, returned Thursday night.
 Former Resident Here
 Fred Osborne, former manager of the local Western Union office, is in Prescott with Mrs. Osborne and their child. At present manager of the Western Union office at Med ford, Ore, Osborne is passing his vacation in this city.
 Returns to Stanford
 Orville Tucker, IT,, has returned to Stanford University, near San Jose, Calif., where he will resume his studies. During the summer he has been working with state road surveying crew. He is in his second year at the university.
 Expected Today
 E. ?. Seaman, local representative of the International Correspondence schools, is expected back today or tomorrow from the northern part of the state, where he has been for the past week on business in the main line towns.
 Clarkdale Merchant
 J. C. Thomas, merchant and min ing man of Clarkdale, was in Pres colt yesterday transacting business. On Legal Business
 Earl ]. Anderson, Phoenix at torney, is in Prescott. planning to remain for several days. He came north on legal business. Department of Justice
 J. E. Wilke of Phoenix, connected with the department of justice, is in Prescott for several days, having been called here on official business. Visit
 Miss Grace O. Miller of Phoenix is passing the weekend in Prescott, coming from her home in Seligman. She is visiting friends. Deputy Sheriff
 L. B. Cannon, deputy sheriff of the Congress Junction precinct, came up to Prescott yesterday to transact business.
 Ash Fork Visitor
 Mrs William Murray, resident of Ash Fork, where her husband is con nected with the Santa Fe, is passing several days with friends here. Major Hedding Leaves
 Major B. E. Hedding last night eft Whipple Barracks for Washing ton, D. C., where he will remain for lbout ten days.
 From Henrietta Mine r. Mrs. w. w. Lytzen is passing the weekend in Prescott, coming in yes erday from the Henrietta mine, To- ,ated near Huron. Hillside Teacher
 Miss Eva Ehrenfeld, teacher in he county school at Hillside, arrived 2 lere yesterday on weekend shop ping and visiting trip. Visit Schools
 Mrs. Annabel Chandler, Miss Car lie R. Cook and Prof. L. N. George, |, eachers in the Prescott Farms | chool, were visitors here yesterday. g Coming in Friday, they visited the i Prescott city schools, and yesterday IT ttending to school business at the ; ounty superintendent office. o Camp Verde Banker
 A. J. Moser, cashier of the Camp s 7erde State bank, was a visitor in n Prescott yesterday, coming in on C usiness. r 1isit in Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. R. P Goodson of l Vhipple Barracks, and their little : laughter, Lorraine, are visiting in t 'hoenix as the guests of MT. and ' lrs. J. L. Goodson of that city. . Ittends Meeting s
 Mrs. Ward Wheeler, county super C ltendent of schools, yesterday morn 5 lg left for Phoenix, where she will c ttend a committee meeting in the ffice of Miss Else Toles, state su / She will return this U