Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-14


 general manager of the Constable
 Ice & Fuel company of Phoenix. (From Saturdays DaiN) On Truck Business
 P. D. Thornton and L. s. Koenig,
 automobile truck statesmen of Phoe-
 nix, are passing day or two in
 Prescott on business. They are reg
 istered at the Head hotel
 From Wickenburg
 Mrs. NJ, s. Shackelford and Mrs.
 C. Brachteyer, both of Wickenburg, arrived here yesterday for few days stay in this city. They are registered at the Prescott hotel
 From the South
 Mike Roland, ranch of Arlington, Ariz., yesterday arrived in Prescott to remain for several days on his yearly vacation, which he passes in Prescott.
 Returns to Clarkdale w. w. Midgley yesterday returned to Clarkdale, after a stay of three days here, during which he attended meetings of the county board of su- pervisors.
 From Groom Creek
 Mrs Glenn Smith, resident of the Groom Creek section, passed the day in Prescott shopping and visiting friends. Mir. Smith is employed here with the Neff garage.
 Here on Business
 Passing part of the day in Pres colt, J. M. Elder, representative of the Saginaw Mills at Williams, yes terday afternoon left for Jerome, where he will transact business, From Kirkland
 Miss Edna Ritter, daughter of Ed Ritter of Kirkland, arrived here yes terday to pass several days in town on shopping and visiting trip. She is guest at the home of her friend, Miss Helen Chapman. Goes to Williams
 A. w. Davis, of the Williamson Valley Farms company, yesterday went to Williams, where he will re- main for a day or two on business for the company, planning to return here Sunday.
 Recovers Slowly
 Al Vroom, who was brought to Prescott recently from his home in the Groom Creek section, suffering | from a severe attack of rheumatism, is progressing slowly at his home here, 620 Western avenpe. In From Mine
 John Higgins, Kenneth Corson and Ben Ferree arrived yesterday from the Turkey Creek district, where they have been. working at the Sil- yer Top property. They will be in the city for few days. Goes to Coast
 Kenneth Corson is planning to leave today or Sunday for his home n Seattle, Wash, making the trip in his Ford. He will attend the col ege of mining at the University of during the coming year. From Groom Creek
 Mrs. Otto Lang and her young laughter were visitors here yester- lay, coming in from the Groom Creek section. Mrs. Lang passed he day shopping and visiting friends.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Col E. Power Conway, represent ng paving interests for the state of Arizona, yesterday returned to Phoe- lix. He attended the meeting of the ,ity council Thursday night which considered bids on the downtown paving.
 Returns to Coast
 After visit of several days here, Arthur Soderquist, formerly a patient { t Whipple Barracks, yesterday left or Los Angeles. He plans to enter course of vocational training in lectrical engineering in the Univer- ity of California, southern branch. Jerome Attorney \. E. Eldredge, in charge of the Americanization work at Jerome, was n the city yesterday, preparing for he filing of first papers by some # his pulls. Mir. Eldredge was for z nerly government naturalization ex- miner for this district [ Returns From Ranch
 Harry Knight, well known cattle T nan of the Camp Wood country, has a eturned to Prescott from the ranch. a lrs. Knight and the family have been t taying in the city, where the 4 Knights plan to make theii home for he winter a 70 Attend Funeral
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Cooksey ar II ived here yesterday from Phoenix, '