Weekly journal-miner., 1921-12-28
City NeUs In Brief
(From Wednesdays Daily)


 John Park left yesterday for Kan sas, where he will make his home Park has been living in Prescott fo some time
 Rancer in Town
 Frank Dinty, rancher from Skull Valley, was in Prescott yesterday driving up from the ranch on a shor business trip.
 To Detroit
 C. C. Murphy of this city, former. ly patient at Whipple Barracks left last night for Detroit, where he intends making his home. From Tonto Basin
 Ed Contreras, a rancher from the Tonto Basin district, was in Pres colt yesterday, coming to Prescott on business.
 From Mayer
 Charles Burmister yesterday motor ed to Prescott from his home in Mayer, coming over on short busi- ness trip.
 New Proprietor
 Buster Wilkinson, of this city, has bought the Star Pressing and Clean ing shop and will continue the busi- ness at the same stand. To the Coast
 Mr and Mrs. E. L. Barnett, both teachers in Prescott city schools, are planning to visit Los Angeles, Cata- lima island, San Diego and other places of interest on the coast, dur ing Christmas vacation. From Phoenix
 R. E. Tally passed through Pres colt yesterday on his way to Jerome, from Phoenix, where he has been at tending the industrial conference From Montana
 Mrs. T. R. Sullivan and little son, Craig, have returned from Montana where they have been recently on a visit with relatives
 From Kirkland
 Mrs. A. s. Rudy motored to Pres colt yesterday from her home in Kirkland, coming up from the valley to shop for the holidays. Mining Man in Prescott
 Clarence Smith, well known tlih- ing man of Ray, came to Prescott yesterday for the holidays, visiting friends in this city. To Kirkland
 L. J. Haselfeld left yesterday for his home in Kirkland. Haselfeld has been in Prescott for the past few days looking after business and shop ping.
 From Denver
 C. H. Knight, representative for New Mexico and Arizona of the Bankers Supply company, was in Prescott yesterday. Knights head quarters are in Denver. From Camp Verde
 J w. Monroe, were in Prescott yester- day from their home in the Verde valley, looking after business inter ests and shopping for the holidays Visits Here
 Joe Delavigne, formerly with the Santa Fe here, where he has a great many friends, was in Prescott during the weekend, en route to his former home in the east, where he has been called by the illness of his mother Joe is with the Santa Fe in southern California now.
 From the Springs
 Jock McLaren, who is passing the winter at Castle Hot Springs keep ing the ball going around the links, arrived in Prescott late Monday night, joining his brother, Alex Me Laren, for the holidays. From Hunting Trip
 Frank Foster of the Hill Hard ware, and William Porter, yesterday returned from a weeks hunting trip in the Colorado Indian reservation, and in other sections of the country below Parker.
 From South
 Joseph Berg, well known in Pres colt and Fort Whipple, yesterday re- turned from Tucson, where he has been for the past few months Berg will remain in Prescott through the holidays.
 From New River
 Robert Monroe, assistant super visor of the Prescott National forest, yesterday returned from trip to the New River country He reports graze conditions much better than they were last year at this time Goes to Phoenix
 John Ashurst Renee has gone to Phoenix, where he will meet Mrs. Renee and their child, en route to Prescott from Washington, D. C., to join him in Prescott