Weekly journal-miner., 1921-12-28

struction Engineering company, re-
 turned to Prescott yesterday from
 the Verde valley, to remain until
 after the holidays.
 Rancher in Prescott
 A. L. Lee, well known rancher,
 was in Prescott yesterday looking
 after business and shopping for the
 holidays. Lee is with. the American Iranch.
 Is ill South
 Dave Lane yesterday received a message from Ernest DeBaca to the
 effect that he is now located in
 Richmond Va, and has a position
 with the railroad company at that place.
 On Short Visit
 Joseph Payne, who formerly re- sided in Prescott, is here for a few days from his home in Michigan, visiting old friends. He plans to leave in few days for the south.
 Goes to Nogales
 Miss Geraldine Mccormick yester- day went to her home in Nogales, to remain during the Christmas holi- days. Miss Mccormick is a pupil at St. Joseph's Academy.
 Goes to Phoenix Miss Sue O'Laughlin, art teacher of the Prescott schools, yesterday afternoon went to Phoenix, where she will remain over the holidays with friends
 Eastern Visitors
 Mrs. F. z. Hale and Miss Rosa mund E. Hale are visiting in Pres colt during the Christmas holidays arriving from their home in Inde- pendence, Iowa.
 Home From School
 Bob" Wilson yesterday returned from a young mems academy of Los Angeles, to remain through the holidays with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Wilson.
 From Clarkdale
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Tally motored from their home in Clark dale yesterday, for short business trip. Tally is superintendent of the United Verde at Clarkdale. To Mexico
 L. B. Gilbelstein is in Prescott for few days preparing to make his departure for old Mexico, where he expects to remain indefinitely, do- ing prospecting work. For Holidays
 Charles Wingfield, IT,, has arrived | from Roswell, N. M., coming to pass the Christmas holidays with his par ents, Mir and Mrs C. P. Wingfield, | of Humboldt.
 From East
 George Courtney, ex-service man of Prescott, yesterday returned from the east, where he has been for the past few months on an extended i visit with friends and relatives. From Clarkdale
 Mr. and Mrs. Val de Camp motor ed from their home in Clarkdale Thursday, coming to attend the Schumann-Heink concert given at the Elks theater.
 To Skull Valley
 Mrs. J. Van Dickson and family are in Prescott for few days be- fore leaving for Skull Valley, where they will remain through the holi- days at the Van Dickson ranch. ' Home from School
 Miss Ruth Behr yesterday returned from Tempe, where she has been at tending the Tempe Normal Miss Behr is niece of A. A. Johns of this city. t Holidays in East
 F. M Brandenburg, the physics |, md general science teacher of the nigh school, left for Pittsburg, Kan, ! Thursday where he expects to spend I Christmas with his family. 60 to Mine
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Blaylock and c heir daughter, Miss Margaret Blay- [ ock, yesterday drove to the Blay- T ock mine in the Groom Creek dis rict, where they will pass the Christ ', mas holidays. r Return from Coast F
 County Attorney John L. Sullivan eturned yesterday noon from Los i' Angeles, where he has been for the l; 'ast several days on business con a lected with the Walter Alton case. T Mayer Visitors F
 Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Peacock of b he Arizona Power company at B 1ayer, were in Prescott to attend F he recital of Madame Ernestine 'chumann-Heink Thursday night. s' 70 Attend Recital " Mir. and Mrs. John A. Guigley, MT. D D