Weekly journal-miner., 1921-04-06
From Fridays DaiIy) Leaves for South

ACdVCo lOI OONlll
 T. J. Sparkes, of Otman, yester
 day left Prescott for Phoenix, after
 a visit of several days in this city.
 From Mayer
 H. A. Wagner is spending a few
 days in Prescott from the Gray Eagle mine, located near Mayer.
 Here on Business R. (. Walters spent yesterday iu the city on business from Mayer where he is cashier of the Mayer State bank. Seligman Visitor F. H. Cartnell was a visitor tc Prescott for a short while on busi. ness yesterday from his home in ISeligman.
 Skull Valley Visitor
 Tot" Young, well known rancher of the Skull Valley country, spen, yesterday ill Prescott on shor; business visit.
 From Groom Creek
 T. ]. Laird was q business visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming in for a short while from his home in the Groom Creek district. Here on Visit
 Mrs. Frank Corwin and Miss Lydia Carpenter, well known resi- dents of Humboldt, are spending a few days in the city on a visit. Leave for East
 H. L. D. Phillips, well known local merchant, has left the city for his former home in Birmingham, Ala, accompanied by Mrs. Phillips. The couple plan to remain in the south ern state for several weeks, on a visit with relatives. Trip to Mayer
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county su- perintendent of schools, yesterday made a trip over to Mayer on a visit 10 the Mayer school, leaving in the morning and returning i'll the even ing. ..... From Humboldt
 Mrs. C. P. Henry, we'll known Humboldt resident, spent yesterday in the city from her home in Hum boldt, coming in on a short shop ping trip.
 Here on Visit
 Mrs. John Penney is spending several weeks in Prescott from her home in Chanute, Kans., as the guest of her son and daughter-in- law, Mir. and Mrs. William Penny, of this city.
 Here for Rest
 Peter Howe, exalted rules of the Elks lodge of Tucson, IS in the city on visit which he plans to extend to several weeks of quiet and rest. Howe accompanied l.. D. Johnson to this city. Returns from Coast
 Ralph Greet, of this city, has re- turned to Prescott from trip to Los Angeles, during which he at- tended a Goodyear tire conference. The lowest level of the slump in tire sales has been passed, Greer says. The Los Angeles factory has already increased its production from zoo to l,200 tires a day, with ex- pectations of an output of 1000 day by the end of May. Increased business has meant the employment of more men at the plant
 CFrom Saturdays Daily) Trip to Jerome
 w. NJ. Graeber, of this city, yes terday made the trip to Jerome on business.
 From Phoenix
 T. D. Johnston yesterday was in Prescott for a short while on his way from Phoenix to Jerome, where he plans to spend a day or so on business. Returns to Prescott
 Robert Munro, deputy supervisor of the Prescott forest, last night ar 'ived in Prescott, returning from an trip of inspection through l several districts of the forest. At Fathers Funeral
 Frank NJ. TolIe and wife, Dr. Cora N. Tolle, have returned from Man {; ,hester, Ohio where they were called | wO weeks ago to attend the funeral ,f the father of Mir Tolle. Visits in Clarkdale
 Miss Lila Campbell, sister of Gov rnor Campbell, and a teacher in he Prescott schools, is spending the weekend in Clarkdale, visiting her l Iunt, Mrs. A. w. Mckay. Miss Campbell plans to return to Pres :ott Sunday. Here for Services
 The Rev. Henry Shires, formerly 1 ector of St. Luke's Episcopal