Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-01

pr. and Mrs. J. B. Van Horn wer, visitors to the city yesterday. Miss Walters Came Miss Mildred Walters, of Mayer
 was visitor to the city yesterday
 taking in the Way Out West show.
 Enjoying Freezes
 I N. L. Carpenter is in the city from
 Phoenix on business. He is enjoy.
 ing the cool breezes as side issue
 Will Raise Spuds
 L. J. Rinehart, interested in mines
 in the Senator district, has returned
 from camp, and says that he has
 planted a crop of potatoes in some
 of the finest black soil in Yavapai
 county, and that he thinks his crop
 will rival that of the famous Flag
 staff spud.
 Came From Cherry Creek
 L. N. Wombacker and family
 spent yesterday in the city from
 Cherry Creek. They could not miss
 the big show.
 Business Visitor
 Louis Lewkowitz, of Fl Paso, is spending day or two in Prescott on business for a wholesale tobacco firm of the Texas city.
 Contractor Here
 C. w. Miller, of Miller & White, paving contractors of Phoenix, is spending a few days in Prescott on a short business and pleasure trip. Leaves for Tempe
 Mrs. Walter Mickleson, of Syca- more, yesterday was in the city for short time en route to Tempe, where she plans to visit for week or more.
 Returns to Jerome
 Mrs. E. K. Franks, who for the past week has been visiting in Pres colt as the house guest of Mrs. L. E. Hesla, has returned to her home in Jerome. Looking for Cattle
 L. ]. Lane of Willetts, Calif., ar rived in the city yesterday looking for stock cattle to ship to his pas lures for fattening. He finds very few offered for sale: Here on Business .
 Cecil w. Flowers, representative of the Pacific Coast Sales company, s spending a few days in Prescott on business from his headquarters n Los Angeles.
 Pleased Visitors
 Mrs.9C. E. Gardner and Mrs. Olive Mccarthy came up from Phoenix to ret squint at the wonders of the Out West show. They join in the general praises of the attraction. 'eromites See Snakes
 Mrs. C. N. Lesley and Son, J. c. |rowley, Clyde B. Jones and MT. nd Mrs. Bob Tally, were among the eromites who came to see the ,mokis charm the snakes. Tisit Recalls Tragedy
 James w. Simpson is in the city Ii rom his ranch on Oak Creek on ] usiness connected with the estate of is brothers, ]. H. Simpson, and ( Jels Simpson, who were killed in a ( ouble murder a few years ago while { ringing two prisoners to the city. | anne for Medicine
 c. w. Northrup rode old Beck" yer from the ]. & J. mine yester- ay, to get some medicine for Mrs. ( Ierbet at that camp. She was taken | 1ddenly very i'll yesterday. [ Innate Irresistible
 Miss Helen Moore returned yester- / ly from Los Angeles to spend the . 1mmer in Prescott She says the d 1arm of the mountain climate can a ot be resisted once tasted. E ecovers Health
 Frank Whitesitt has received word r om his family in Idaho, that his tc fife has entirely recovered from a were illness which made it neces- fl Try for her to seek a change in T innate.
 ere for w. O. w. A Accompanied by her two daugh- T rs, Anna and Ellen, Mrs. M. w. \ tewart, of Sycamore, was a visitor IT
 the city yesterday, coming in for C le purpose of attending the Way A ut West extravaganza. V eady for Summer N Billie" Craig has accepted posi- R on with the Brisley Drug company
 help take care of the summer rt ade. MT. Craig is well known in st e city, having been employed by il e Star Cleaners for number of M onths.
 eturns After a Year bl Miss Agnes Brennan, daughter of D; r. and Mrs. ]. J. Brennan, of Je- in me Junction, is greeting many of tends in Prescott on her return E