Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-25

tpany, was visitor in this city iron
 Humboldt yesterday.
 School Keeps Up L. George of the Farms schoo was Prescott visitor yesterday Vocational subjects in agriculture
 will be taught during the summer
 in that district
 Swift Representative
 Henry G. Tuckey, who is one oi
 the staff of Swift & Company's
 headquarters in Phoenix, came to
 this city yesterday in the interests oi his firm.
 Trail Bettering
 The trail between Groom Creek
 and Turkey Creek is being improved fby Ranger J. C. McNulty of the
 Prescott forest service. This trail
 lies over the Mt. Union divide.
 Returned Home
 l E. s. Barron, who is a mining man
 of the Venezia district, returned to
 his home yesterday after spending few days in this city on business and visiting with friends.
 Back to Crown King
 Henry Braun. a mining man of Grown King, and who has been in Los Angeles for some time, returned to this city and left yesterday for his home in Crown King.
 Changes Hands
 The Nippon pool hall has been sold to F. E. Murray and Ernest Degan. Under the new management a restaurant has been opened in the same building.
 Golf Enthusiast Here
 Mrs. J. Link Smith, one of the fol- lowers of golf, and who resides in Humboldt, arrived in Prescott yes terday. She will attend the golf tournament and luncheon, given at the Hassayampa Country club today. Inspecting Schools
 Mrs. Ward Wheeler, county super intendent of schools, left yesterday for ,Clemenceau and Camp Verde, at which places she will visit the schools of the respective districts. She will return to Prescott today. From Groom Creek
 Thomas Laird is in the city from Groom Greek. He is spending few days here. He is member of the local organization of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, He is engaged in mining operations in the Groom Creek district. From Dewey c
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Genung were in from Dewey yesterday. MT. Ge- nung says that the prospects for ranchers and farmers in that section are not overly bright because of the lack of moisture and the continued cool weather, Taken III .,.
 Becoming quite i'll on board the train, J. M. Lott. who is a salesman for a cracker and biscuit company of Kansas City. entered the Mercy hos pital immediately after detraining in Prescott Thursday night. Booster Here
 F. E. Taylor, a representative of the Arizona Republican, is in the city. He is boosting. the Way Out West show and Frontier days celebration, he former. coming on the Both of his month, the. latter coming off in July. ..4. From Los Angeles , John J. McCourt of Los Angeles 8 a guest of Dixon Fagerberg at the Yavapai club. Mir McCourt is a rep of the Stetson Burritt Canned Products company of the ,oast city, and is looking over the business opportunities afforded by his section.
 rheater Quits
 Workmen we're busy yesterday .fternoon, dismantling the interior fixtures of the Plaza theater, which opened its doors little over month i go on South Montezuma street. It , ould not be learned whether a new z tart would be made in another loca- 1 ion in this city. f lawyer Takes Vacation
 George Nilsson, of the firm of Anderson, Gale & Nilsson, is now aking a vacation. He will remain bout home for few days, beautify- ng his home grounds on Buena Vista Heights. He leaves Sunday for Los Angeles, and other coast points to z e gone about two weeks. business Better
 On account of improving business in the east, so Charlie IcArthur of McArthur Bros., dis I ributors of the Dodge car in Ari- ona, informed E. H. McIlvain, man
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