Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-09
City Ne1Us Tn Brief

]. B. Haley yesterday was busi- ness visitor to Prescott from his home in Flagstaff.
 Here On Business
 Thomas Sutcliife, well known resi- dent of Cherry Creek, was in the city yesterday on a brief business trip.
 Humboldt Visitor
 Frank W. Freeman, adjuster for the Consolidated Arizona at Hum boldt, was visitor to Prescott on business yesterday.
 Here from Wagoner
 H. S. Smith, who teaches the ac- commodation school near Wagoner, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness. While here, he called at the county school office on school af- fairs.
 Here on Business
 John Jackson, well known mining man from the Copper Basin district, was in the city yesterday on short business trip, purchasing supplies for his camp while in the city.
 From Wagoner
 MT. and Mrs. L. A. Walker, well known residents of the Walker dis trict, where he is engaged in goat raising, yesterday were business wis itors 10 Prescott.
 Returns to Ranch
 After a short visit in Prescott over the weekend, Miss Hazel Stanley yesterday returned to the Matli ranch, where she teaches the accom- 1nodation school
 Will Locate Here
 Jesse E. Boyd, who has been ab- sent from the city for several days for the purpose of settling his af- fairs in Winslow before making his home in Prescott, has returned to this city, where he will now make his permanent home.
 First Diamond Drill
 Monday afternoon witnessed the first practice on the diamond of the Santa Fe baseball squad. Tho Rail- roaders are starting in practice early, fully determined to cop off the base ball honors when they meet their lazier competitors this spring. They have laid out a field near the shops, and Monday were hard at work get ting back their old skill with the horsehide Clemenceau Visitor
 John Garrett, pharmacist of Gle menceau, was brief visitor to Pres colt yesterday as guest of Chair man Midgley of the board of super visors, who was over on county business. Married Yesterday
 Orvil F. Henderson and Miss Martha Cashion yesterday were mar ried by Judge Charles H. McLane, in Judge McLane's office in the court house. The Misses Rachael Smith and Libby Akin witnessed the ceremony. Sheepmen Here
 Both members of the firm of Campbell 6, Francis, we'll known sheepmen from Flagstaff, were in the city yesterday on business. While here, they visited the office Of the Prescott forest service on business related to their occupation.
 Has New Home
 w. M Roberts, post commander of the Ernest A. Love post of the American Legion, has bought the property of L. Bunyard, an engineer employed by the local Santa Fe. The property is located at 2l7 East Carle- ton street. Bunyard is now living on Beach street. Moves to Wilson's
 William ]. Ryan, who formerly operated a taxi from the stand in front of the Owl Drug company and who was formerly a patient at Whip pie Barracks, is now adding his presence to the population of the Prescott Cottage Sanitorium, where he IS resting up for a while. Visit Friend Here
 w. w. Linista, of San Jose, Calf, 1 and John H. Franklin, of Oakland, l Calif, are in Prescott, where they will remain for a few days on a visit with their friend, Ed Meek, | well known Prescott resident, who returned last night from a short trip l to Phoenix. Pure Nerve!
 The Biles-Lockhart store is about l the nerviest place in town. Monday | they loaded up one of their windows with a display of new spring straw hats, and they actually expect people l to come in and buy them at this time of year. It's either nerve, or an unbounded confidence in the i Prescott sunshine, which Claud i ,o nbo