Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-19
City NerOs In Brief
s'sws"SS|sE'.S@S%5C0*s.:0"9
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

(From Wednesdays Daily) Here from Mayer
 Mrs. Margaret R. Hirschfeld, o Mayer, was. visitor to Prescott yes terday.
 Leaves for Coast
 Mrs. F. c. Brett yesterday left th( city for California, where she vii remain until spring.
 Here on Business
 L. B. Raider yesterday made 8 short business trip to Prescott from the Coburn ranch.
 Here on Business
 Hugo Thorbecker, well known merchant of Jerome, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Here on Business
 James Ralston, well known rancher of the Verde Valley, was m the city yesterday on business.
 From Jerome
 j. Martin, well known Jerome businessman. was i'll the city yester- day on short business triR From Seigman
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Rothwell are making a short business trip to Prescott from their home in Selig- man.
 Here from Phoenix
 Assistant State Engineer E. A. Wolfe was in Prescott yesterday on short business trip from the capital.
 From Walnut Creek
 E. H. Oldham, ranger at the Wal nut Creek station, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming i'll on business.
 Here on Business
 Accompanied by Mrs. Whitney and their child, L. B. Whitney, of Phoenix is making a short business trip to Prescott.
 Returns to ClarkdaIe
 Mrs B. R. Snider yesterday after noon returned to her home in Clark dale after a day or two spent ill Prescott on business. From Yaeger Canyon
 Bert l. Menzies yesterday made a trip to Prescott on business from Yaeger Canyon, where he is the for est ranger ill charge. From the Supai District
 A. w. Keller, one of the moving spirits of the Cataract mine in the Supai district, was in the city yester- day on a short business trip. Pleased with Prescott
 L. s. Smith, of Bethlehem, Pa, who has been stopping over for day or two in Prescott on his way to the cast from California, says he was attracted to the city by its growing reputation as a place of beautiful weather His visit, he says, convinccs him that the, reputation is deserved.
 On Mining Business
 l. II. Terrence and William Tor renee yesterday made a short stop in Prescott on their way from Phoenix to Huron, where they will look after mining interests. Returns from Phoenix
 George w. Nilsson, prominent. local attorney and former post com mander Of the Ernest Love post of the American legion, has returned to Prescott from a short business trip to the Capital city. Return from Coast
 ]. Van Dickson and Clarence Stewart, well known Skull Valley cattlemen, have returned from a bus mess trip to the coast, where they delivered shipment of steers and calves.
 On Way to. Coast
 C. P. Harris, well known business man of Jerome, was Ill Prescott yes terday greeting his numerous friends here on his way from the Copper city 10 Los Angeles, where he will remain for few days on business. Vocational Ranger
 While in the city yesterday John T. Bradley paid a visit to the forest service office. Bradley will work under the forest service as vocational ranger at the Sycamore station, where Walter M Mickeson is in charge.
 Here on Business
 H. William Stevens, formerly of Prescott and now of New York, has returned to Prescott where he is greeting his old friends in the Mile High City. Stevens visit IS also in the nature of a business trip He Is here on matters connected with tine Yuma Warrior Mining company, with which he is connected. The Register Man
 H. B. Orr, of Oklahoma City, yes terday left Prescott for Ash Fork | and other points on the northern end of the line, after visit of day or two in this city greeting his friends 1 at Prescott hotels Orr has charge of the hotel registers issued to ho- tels, and is particularly interested in those little colorcd notices that arc to be seen along the border.
 (From Thursdays Daily) From Jerome
 Bob Moore, prominent real estate 1