Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-19
Clarkdale Visitor

Clarkdale
 Jones in Town
 Supervisor w. H. r. Jones made
 the trip from Chaparral to Prescott,
 purposely to attend the luncheon
 meeting of the Yavapai county
 chamber of commerce.
 Newspaper Man Here
 H. J. Minhinnick, editor of the
 Verde Copper News, was among the
 visitors from Jerome to Prescott
 Tuesday upon the occasion of the
 chamber of commerce doings at the i Owl.
 Physician Here
 Dr. A. C. Carlson, Jerome health officer, and assistant chief surgeon of the United Verde medical depart ment, was in Prescott Tuesday as a guest at the Luncheon club banquet at the Owl
 Return from Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Cromwell have returned from a short trip to Phoe- nix. Cromwell says he doesn't get down to the capital city often enough to like it, but that he and Mrs. Cromwell enjoyed the trip inn mensely. While in the valley they made short side excursion to Tempe
 Returns to Walnut
 Forest Ranger Ed Oldham has re- turned to his station at Walnut Creek, after a day or two in Pres colt, part of which was spent in connection with the work of secur- ing grazing applications. Banker Here
 Henry w. Lewis, manager of the Jerome branch of the Bank of Ari- zona, was a Jerome visitor to Pres colt Tuesday at the banquet which attracted large list of the most im- portant men in the county. Released from Jail
 w. H. (Curley) Morrison, sen fenced to six months in the county jail for bootlegging, was turned | loose Tuesday. He quit the jail ! wearing full and flowing beard ! which he had accumulated during his i half year of seclusion.
 Child Improves
 The little daughter of Albert Per gain, who was reported to De sef- ! iously i'll recently, is happily much t was learned yesterday The child had been suffering from an attack of the grippe which has been affecting several youngsters this winter
 Assumes New Position
 Miss Arlene Farrell, formerly em- Dloyed at the local offices of the Western Union, has accepted a posi- lion with the Arizona Mine Supply taking the place of Mrs Elizabeth Gillis, who before her marriage in November was Miss Elizabeth Fanset.
 His First Snow it
 L. B. Whitney, of Phoenix, is spending a few days sightseeing in Yavapai county. He stated that the trip from Phoenix to Prescott via was thoroughly enjoy II able and that for the first time in ten years he had seen some real snow. Your climate here is won ierful and 1 expect to return to i spend the summer We are leaving 1 tomorrow for Jerome, Clarkdale and ] he Verde valley, where we will also see Montezuma Castle, Montezuma :, We'll and other points of interest" Leaves for Sycamore
 John M. Bradley, who is beginning ] location work with the forest serv- ce here under the federal board for 1 locational training, has left for the Sycamore ranger station, where he { will commence his new duties, or l tudieS, in a district that will give i'm training in grazing ranger work C Bradley will remain at Sycamore the of the wincr, when he will a 'c transferred to some other dis rict which will afford training in , other lines of forest service work Next fall, he will probably take an C examination in the course of study mapped out for him, in view Of en- ering the forest service as a full } ledged ranger. i Plans Phoenix Trip II
 L. Borcn, blacksmith helper at the l hops, is planning to make trip to Phoenix in the near future. t Joins Repair Force l.
 Herbert Hill, a cousin of Clarence ! Berry, car repair apprentice, has I oincd the local car repair force a5 n apprentice. ,.i