Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-21
From Saturdays Daily) From the Junction

(From Saturdays DaiLy) E From the Junction Jane Humphrey, resident of Crown Kirg, arrived here Thursday, and
 will remain in the city for while From Hillside William w. Davis, resident of Hill side, arrived here yesterday, coming in on business.
 Phoenix Businessman
 F. P. Altaway was among visitors here yesterday on business, coming from his home in Phoenix.
 From Fl Paso O. C. Peterson, of Fl Paso, is here for a day or two on business, representing a Texas business house. From Congress
 De Los Hatbison, mining man of the Congress Junction country, was a visitor yesterday on business. Concludes Visit
 Miss Porter Martin, who has been in Prescott during the summer months, has concluded her stay here, leaving for her home in Phoenix. Cattleman Visits
 J. w. Stewart, cattleman from the Williamson valley section, was a visi- +o- ba-a ,,aetardo,, co,,;por 1T, on business.
 Goes to South
 Andor Syverson, mining man of the Mayer country, yesterday left for the south after a short visit here on business.
 Ranchers Here ! Rollin and Ben Ainsworth, ranch CTS of the Walnut Creek country, ar rived yesterday to transact business in Prescott.
 To Visit Sister
 Mir and Mrs. Oliver Baudoin of Phoebus, Va,.. have reached Prescott, traveling overland, to visit Mrs. Bau- doin's sister, Mrs. Eva Groves, whom they have not. seen in many years. Mr.. and Mrs Paudoin say the roads along the southern route from Vir- ginia are in bad condition. Return South
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Crockett have returned to Chandler, where they will make their home. They passed their honeymoon in Prescott Go to Coast
 Mrs. Dixon .Fagerberg and her young son have left for Los Angeles where the son will enter the Page Military Academy. From Winslow
 H. A. Lindstrom is passing several days in this city, from his home in Winslow, where he is employed by the Santa Fe railroad. Here on Business
 C. B. Cou1son, rancher of the middle Verde at Aultman, was among visitors here yesterday, coming in to transact business for day or two. From Lynch Creek
 c. s. Fitzmaurice, mining man from the Lynch Creek district, yes terday was transacting business and | greeting friends in Prescott Goes to Tucson
 George Hill, son of Mrs. Amy Hill, yesterday afternoon left for Tucson. where he will continue his studies at the university. Hill is in his second year of college. Visit Friends
 Miss Cleo Musser, formerly resi- dent of Jerome, has arrived in Pres colt from her home in San Francisco and plans to remain here for few days visiting friends. Cattleman Here
 L. M. Perrin, IT,, is passing sev- eral days in Prescott from his home i'll Williams, where he is connected with the Perrin Land x Cattle com pany. Humboldt Visitor
 F. w. Freeman, resident of Hum- boldt, is passing a day or two in this city on business. arriving Thurs day night. He made the trip by motor En Route South
 J. M. Aiken, brother of H. D. Aitken, is passing few days in Prescott, en route to the south. He las been in the northern part of the |. state recently on business. !, Cuts Wild Hay Jackson Henderson, cattleman of ., he Dewey country, was a business ,isitor here yesterday. He says he l. las cut 150 tons of wild hay in that section. From Williamson