Weekly journal-miner., 1921-12-28
Leaves for Texas

lturned yesterday from PhoenlN Wfer' he has been for the past few day! attending the industrial conference
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 Wickenburg Visitor
 A. R. Volk, manager of the Bray ton Commercial company, was 1T this city yesterday on a short visit. Goes East
 Mrs. Jacob Green yesterday went to Columbus, Ohio, where she will visit relatives during the holidays. From Camp Wood
 Harry Knight, well known cattle man from Camp Wood, was busi- ness visitor in Prescott yesterday. To San Francisco
 w. w. Porter left Prescott yester- day for San Francisco, where he in- tends to remain until January lst. From Kirkland
 Miss Carrie Budd motored to Pres colt yesterday from her home in Kirkland, shopping for the holidays. Mayer Visitor
 C. Bendewald, who is engaged in mining in the Mayer district, passed yesterday in Prescott on business. Flagstaff Visitor
 A. J. LeBaron of Flagstaff is in Prescott to visit during the Christ mas holidays.
 From Skull Valley
 lay Davis motored from his home in Skull Valley yesterday, coming up to Prescott on a short business trip.
 From Mayer
 Mrs. w. J. Mayer and little son motored to Prescott yesterday from their home in Mayer, shopping for the Christmas holidays. From Camp Verde
 Judge George w. Hance, we'll known resident of Camp Verde, was business visitor in Prescott yes- terday.
 Mining Man Here
 L. N. Wombacher, mining man of the Cherry country, was a visitor in Prescott yesterday, coming to this city on business. To Kansas City
 Mir and Mrs. Abenstroth left yes terday from their home in Humboldt, for Kansas City, where they expect to make their home. From Congress Junction
 Doc" Sawyer, well known rancher, came to Prescott yesterday by motor from his home ill Congress Junction, on a short business trip. From Walker
 Jack Hayes, well known mining man of the Walker district, and Mrs. Hayes, were in Prescott yesterday, shopping for the holidays. Kirkland Rancher
 w. s. Holder, rancher of the Kirk land country, was among visitors in Prescott yesterday, transacting busi- ness and greeting his friends here Rancher in Town
 Charles By, rancher from the Mayer district, motored to Prescott looking after business in terests. Hear Shumann-H Heink
 Mrs. F. C. Siege of Ocotillo is in Prescott, coming over to attend the concert tonight. Mrs. Siegel expects to return to her home Saturday. From Williamson Valley
 Mrs. Charles Wallace motored over to Prescott yesterday, from her home in Williamson valley, on a short shopping visit. To Los Angeles
 Mrs. Cobell left yesterday from her home in Dewey, for Los Ange- les, where she will visit through the holidays. To Missouri
 Miss Gertrude O'Daniel a student at the academy, left yesterday for her home in Hannibal, Mo, where she will visit through the holidays. Cattleman in Town
 Nelson Puntenney, a cattleman from Del Rio, was a business visitor in Prescott yesterday, coming over by motor. From San Francisco
 Harry Simon, automobile tire sales man, was in Prescott yesterday, looking after company business from San Francisco. To New Mexico
 R. M. Brazeal, well known resident of Mayer, left yesterday for New Mexico, where he will visit through the holidays. From Jerome
 F. C. Keller of Jerome is in Pres colt for a few days on business, com ing over by motor from the other