Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-02

20-minute lunch period during tho fifth hour.
 1'rom Fridays Daily) Rancher Here
 Joe Matii yesterday was in tho city on a short business trip iron his home in the Williamson valley From Mayer
 Frank Wilson, of Mayer, one O. the proprietors of the Mayer stagl line, spent the day on business il Prescott yesterday. From Williamson
 F. A. Marlow, rancher of the Will liamson valley, was q business wis itor to Prescott yesterday, coming in for a short while.
 From Phoenix
 E. J. Bennitt, of the F. J. Bennitt company, we'll known realtors and insurance agents, was. in the city yesterday for a short while on busi- ness.
 Williamson Visitors
 Mrs. Charles Wallace yesterday made a short shopping trip to the city from the Williamson valley She was accompanied by her chil- dren.
 Arrives from Texas
 Mrs. L. Van Perkins, of San An tonic, Texas, is in the city, where he will remain for an extended visit with her sisters, the Misses, Irene and Leslie Davis.
 To Locate Here
 J. H. Warren, of Atlanta, Ga, is in Prescott, and is planning to To- cate in this city, whose climate strikes him as being about the best l he has seen in the west.
 From Walnut Creek
 Ranger E. H. Oldham, of Walnut Creek, was in the city yesterday for the purpose of seeing his mother in-law and sister-in-law off on the train, following a visit with him and 1 Mrs. Oldham.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Tom Jacobs was a visitor to Prescott for a while yesterday, stop ping here en route from Phoenix, where he has been attending the Shrine festivities, to his home in | Jerome.
 Here on Business
 Jack Rolling, well known in this city where he has many friends, is spending a few days in Prescott on business for Morris & Company, 1 whom he is representing through i this territory.
 Returns from Coast
 Alter an absence of a couple of month, R. H. Burmister, local real 1 ty dealer, has returned from Cali | fornia, where he has been visiting his son at San Francisco, and his daughter at Riverside.
 To Sycamore J. C. McNelty, ranger ill charge of the Prescott forest, has left for the Sycamore ranger station, where he will resume work with Ranger Walter Mickleson on the ranger house being built there.
 Returns from Magdalena Robert Munro, assistant supervis- or of the Prescott forest, last night returned from Magdalena, N. M, where he has been visiting for few days following his attendance at the | Albuquerque conference of forest 1 supervisors.
 Returns from Phoenix
 George Kingdom, general manager of the United Verde Extension, was i'll the city yesterday on his way en route to Jerome from Phoenix, where he attended the hilarious do- ings at the Shrine convention in the Capital City. l Here on Business
 Charles Rose, rancher of the | Stoddard country, spent yesterday in Prescott on a short business trip. He reports that if there is not a sufficient rainfall during the coming month, that section of the county at least will suffer.
 Jeweler Here
 Monroe Ciburn of Gulfport, Miss, has arrived ill Prescott where he will make his home. A manufactur- ing jeweler, Cliburn has joined the force of 0. A. Hesla's jewelry store, where he will work in the manufac- turing and repair department. To Skull Valley
 Mrs. Van Dickson and her chil- dren, accompanied by Everett Schu- macher, are leaving for the Van Dickson ranch at Skull Valley, where they plan to spend about a week before returning to Prescott. Builds Drift Fence J. w. Stewart, well known cattle man of this county, was ill the city yesterday on business from the Will Hanson Valley He is at work on drift fence to assist in handling the cattle on his winter range in the Smith Canyon country. Stewards