Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-18
From Tuesday,s Daf1vl

tor a day or two.
 Trom Tuesdays Daily) In the City
 R. K. Duffy, who is a clerk for the United Verde Copper company, was Prescott visitor yesterday. Phoenix Physician
 Dr. T. C. Cuvellier of the state board of health office was in the city yesterday on state business. In the City Mrs. B. F. Rorick was in the city yesterday. She is from the Camp Verde district
 Hillside Merchant
 Mores Darnall, a merchant of Hill side, was a Prescott visitor yester- day.
 From Mayer
 B. C. Jones, a coal merchant of Mayer, was a Prescott visitor yester- day.
 Dewey Visitor
 Charlotte N. Hall was in the city yesterday from Dewey on a shop ping visit.
 Engineer Here
 Ed A. Wolfe, assistant state en- gineer, was in Prescott yesterday on his way to Jerome, for an inspection of the new state highway From Turkey Creek
 Oscar Ringo is in the city from Turkey Creek. He is a miner of that district and will remain for sev- eral days visiting friends. Jerome Visitor
 Miss Elsie Hopkins of Jerome IS in the city to remain for a few days. She is a teacher in the Jerome pub lie schools.
 Stockman in City
 Carl Rees, who is a stockman of Jerome Junction, was a visitor to the city yesterday. He was making a short business trip. Supervisor Here
 w. w. Midgeley came from Clark dale Sunday evening to attend yes days meeting of the board of super visors.
 From Cottonwood
 A. Clyde, of the firm of Clyde & Mcqueen pool hall and soft drinks, Of Cottonwood, is in the city, called to the county seat on jury duty. His wife will join him the first of the week
 Recuperating
 Mrs. Moves, one of the pioneers of Arizona, and sister of Mrs. Ge- nung of this city, is recuperating from slight attack of illness at the home of Charlotte N. Hall on Lynch creek, near Dewey. From Grand Rapids
 w. C. Overton, of the Grand Rap ids Show Case company, will spend a few days in the city. He will ad- wise friends of the tent city which "is under construction here for the use of tourists. From Los Angeles
 G. H. Shetlin, of Los Angeles, who is well known to the automobile deal CTS of the city, is spending a few days in Prescott. He is a represen- tative of Weinstock-Nichols, automo- tive supplies.
 Building Home
 C. F. Hogsett, bookkeeper at the Hill Hardware company, is erecting a home on Hill street adjacent to the Floyd Williams residence. Jack Dowell, the contractor, has the | framework up and the Savage Elec- tric company started installing wires yesterday. Beauty Specialist Here
 Mrs. w. H. Curran, recently of the St. Francis hotel, San Francisco, is here to take charge of the Paris Beauty Shop on North Cortez street 1 She is said to be an expert, and | makes a speciality of Marcel hair waving. Canvalescent
 Willis Spence, an ex-service man who went from Mayer, is out and around again following an operation for appendicitis. The operation was done at the U. s. Public Service hos pital, Whipple Barracks, at which place MT. Spence is recovering from injuries received in the world war. From the Desert
 N. B. Harrison has arrived in the city from his mining claims in the hot country. He has located at the Home apartments, and will, as has been his custom for several years, spend the summer in this city as a painter and decorator, returning again to his mining operations and development with the advent of cooler weather on the desert. |