Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-30
City NeUs In Brief
n7rom wedneseay's Daily)

Henry Miller was visitor to the city yesterday from his home in Hillside, where he is a well known cattleman.
 Business Visitor
 C. E. Roe yesterday came in to Prescott on a brief business visit from his home in Mayer, where he was formerly justice oi the peace. On Jury Duty
 Tom King, well known Sattleman of the Chino valley, is spending a few days in the city, having been called to the county seat for jury duty. Jerome Visitor
 w. A. Harwood, well known Je- rome resident, was a visitor to the city for a short while yesterday. From Jerome
 Coming ill from his home in Je- rome, w. w. Rhodes, well known resident of the Copper camp, is spending few days in Prescott on a short business trip. Humboldt Visitor
 (. r. Bowen, of Humboldt spent yesterday in Prescott on a short IT'D 10 lIlG ClNy Oll OiSluOSSs Crown King Visitors
 Mrs. G. Van Tiborg, Mrs. D. Van Tiborg, and Mrs. K. Talcafern are spending a few days in Prescott on a visit from their homes in Crown King. Returns to East
 George NJ. Cox, of Sybley, Iowa, who has been spending the past two months on a visit 10 Prescott, yes terday left the city to return to his home.
 From Cherry
 Thomas Sutcliffe and L. N. Wom- bacher, residents of Cherry creek, | were visitors to the city on business yesterday.
 Here on Business
 H. A. Wagner is spending several days in Prescott on a business visit to the city from Mayer, where he is [ manager of the Gray Eagle reduc- ton plant.
 Mayer Visitors
 E. NJ. Walker, William Belford, and F.. M. Pentland have been spending a day or so in the city as witnesses in a superior court case. Birth of a Boy
 MT. and Mrs. P. ]. McDermott, of Mayer, where Mir. McDermott is sta ton agent for the Santa Fe, are gladdened by the arrival of hand some baby boy. Both mother and child are doing well.
 Brought to Hospital
 Floyd Vaughn, Santa Fe employe at Mayer, was brought to the Mercy hospital Monday for treatment for broken leg, sustained when he was thrown from a machine while riding to Mayer Sunday night. Badgers Featured
 A window display calculated to arouse interest is that in the window of Bates studio in the Bank of Ari- zona building, in which the northern Arizona championship basketball is surrounded by the Badger trophy cups and by a series of excellent studies of the team by Bate. Return to Mayer
 After several days spent in Pres colt, Mir. and Mrs. w. ]. Mayer have returned to their home in Mayer.
 From Mayer
 Mrs. A. E. Ricklin, proprietor of the Mayer Owl drug store, is spend ing day or two in Prescott. She is accompanied by her daughter, ( Anna. Ash Fork Visitor
 Winchester Dickerson is a visitor to Prescott on business for several ( days from his home in Ash Fork, , ! man.
 From Jerome
 H. Dewitt Smith was a visitor to Prescott yesterday from his home in ! Jerome, coming in on jury duty. |; From Yaba Wash
 Mrs. Lena West. well known res ! ident of Yaba Wash, yesterday came to Prescott for a short time on business. | Leaves for Kirkland
 w. Curtis Miller, state representa- tive from the first district of this county, yesterday left Prescott to l; return to Kirkland, where he visited his sister, Mrs. Ed Ritter, for few days before returning to Prescott from the capital.
 Is Improving
 Frank Bauer, deputy county re- corder, who underwent an operation at the Mercy hospital Saturday. yes terday was reported to be making a rapid recovery.
 From Hillside
 Wayne Ritter, well known cattle man from the Hillside. country where he is manager of the Arizona Cattle company, was a business visitor to the city for short while yesterday. E. s. Clark Here
 Elias s. Clark, former resident Of |; this city, and now prominent Phoe- nix attorney, was visitor to the city yesterday, coming up from Phoenix for the purpose of attending the funeral services of R. H. Heth- erington.
 Attends Services
 ]. H. Muhlrein, former resident of this city now living in Phoenix, was in Prescott yesterday to attend the funeral services of his friend, R. H. Hetherington, who died here Sunday ( morning.
 Here from Phoenix
 Mrs. Mollie B. Farley, well known { former resident of Prescott, now ;u ha cit