Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09
City NeoUs Tn Brief
n@rom Wednesdays paiIy)

A. \. Matley, rancher from the
 Williamson valley, was business
 visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 Here on Business
 (. w. kerle, of the Zonia Cop
 per company, was ill the city yester-
 day on business from the Zonia
 mine.
 To Wickenburg
 Lester Ruffner yesterday left
 Prescott for Wickenburg, where he
 will remain for day or two on business.
 From Hillside
 R. L. Gray, sheepman of the
 Hillside district, yesterday was a visitor to Prescott, coming in to at tend to business matters here.
 Wsggoner Visitor
 II. s. Smith, who teaches the sec ondary school at Waggoner, yester- day paid a visit to Prescott, calling at the county school office on school business.
 On School Business
 Mrs. Julia Borah, of the Walker district, spent yesterday in Prescott on a short shopping and visiting trip. While here she paid a busi- ness call to the county school office. Here on Business
 Frank Thornton, president of the Big Bug Copper company, was in the city yesterday on a short busi- ness trip from his home in Mayer. Trip to Jerome
 w. N. Graeber, travelling repre- sentative of the local Armour branch, yesterday went roaming over to Jerome and Camp Verde on busi- ness. Kirkland Visitor ,. [
 Mrs. Albert Rudy, of Kirkland, was in the city yesterday on short visit with her brothers in Prescott, Arthur Robinson and John H. Rob- inson.
 Locate at Prescott
 L. C. Simpson, formerly of Peoria, is moving with his family to ranch located about three miles out of Prescott, where they will make their home
 Humboldt Visitor
 Mrs. Frank Corwiu, of Humboldt, was visitor to Prescott during the early part of this week, motoring over from the other side of the mountain.
 Slight Illness
 Mrs. L. E. Downing is being con- fined to her home for a few days with an illness which, though not Ii serious, is sufficient to keep her in doors temporarily.
 Changes Position
 Billy Craig, formerly of the Star Cleaning company, has accepted a position starting the first of the month with the Lawrence Cleaners on North Cortez street ( Is Improved " Ii
 The family and friends of o. A. ( Hesla, the well known local jeweler, ] who for a week or so has been at the Mercy hospital, are expecting him to return to his home within : the next day or two, during a per ( iod of convalescence. Leaves for Phoenix
 H. L. D. Phillips, well known ( local furniture dealer, today Is leav- ( ing for Phoenix, where he plans to ( purchase new stock for his store. Phillips says business in his line is holding up very well under the ab- ( normal trace conditions this year l Trip to Phoenix i
 Mrs. Jerry Danley, wife of Engi- l Eeer Danley, of the Santa Fe, has left for Phoenix to be with her hus- s band while he is on the work train a at the capital city for week. While C in Phoenix, Mrs. Danley will visit l friends, among whom will be Mir and Mrs Michael Rosenberger Mir } is employed as fire t man on the A. & C. passenger run. y Returns from Florida F
 "Micky" McDermott well known in this city, where during 1920 he y was vice-adjutant of the local Amer V jean Legion post has returned from f a trip of several weeks through the I south into Florida, where he spent E a while at his home. Upon return ing to Prescott, McDermott ex- I pressed great satisfaction at being ! back where it isn't raining all the I time. h Staged a Rescue E
 Jack Shull, of the Biles-Lockhart Clothing company, staged a rescue h at the French Shop fire Sunday V night that turned out to be only 1, sawdust rescue. Entering the "blaz II ing building" Shull sighted a pretty F maiden in the flames and, seizing her carried her into the Biles- e,