Weekly journal-miner., 1921-04-06
City NetUs In Brief
Here from Dewey
d7rom wednes.ay's Daily)

MI A. TISu NChuhS, Ol DtWcJ, yes terday was q visitor to the city bringing her four -months-old bab, to Prescott for medical treatment. From the East
 4. L. Larking, representative O the firm of Ginn x Co.,, of Boston Mass, publishers of school tex books, is in the city on business with the local and county school au thoritieS. He is accompanied by |; member of the firm, R. s. Burbank an acknowledged authority on pho netics.
 Mayer Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. w. L. George, ot Mayer, yesterday were visitors te the city, coming in on short busi- ness and shopping trip.
 To Locate Here
 Mrs. J. L. Coulogne and Miss Mayme Casey are new arrivals in the city from Darwin, Minn., plan ming to make their home in Prescott Phoenix Visit
 Mrs. Fred Eckert is absent from Prescott for a few days, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, oi Phoenix.
 From Mayer
 w. H. Skinner, well known resi- dent of Mayer, where he is president of the Pocahontas Mining company, yesterday was q visitor to the city, coming in on business. From Walker
 Accompanied by their son, and by Miss Edna Bridge, Mrs. Hayes sis ter, Mir. and Mrs. Jack Hayes yes terday came to Prescott for a short visit from their home ill Walker. Phoenix Trip
 Accompanied by his father-in-law, Ed Roberts, Floyd Williams, local service station proprietor, yesterday left for Phoenix on business. The two men plan to be back in Pres colt within day or two. At Turkey Creek
 Mrs. Sarah Larremore, well known resident of Humboldt, has left that city for Turkey Creek, where she is opening a boarding house for miners of that district.
 Leave for Coast
 MT. and Mrs. E. P. Seaman, of this city, today will leave for Los Angeles, where they plan to spend several weeks on visit. NIT. Sea man has just returned from a trip to Phoenix, where he attended the wedding of his friend, Frank Steed, to Miss Maude Williams, which took place in the capital city yesterday. To Grand Canyon
 Accompanied by MT. Roberts par ents, Rev. and Mrs: J. T. Roberts, NIT. and Mrs. Webster NJ. Roberts today will leave for the Grand Can yon, where they plan to spend a week in an enjoyable spring outing, at the same time showing Rev. and Mrs. Roberts some of the scenic beauties of Arizona, before the older couple return to their home in Yakima, Wash.
 Plans Texas Trip
 H. (. Adams, who has been work ing on the Verde run, came to Pres colt Sunday. Adams has asked for 30-day leave of absence. during which he is planning to visit rela- tives in Temple, Texas. Returns to Prescott
 J. L. Blount, of the local firing force, who has been working on the hostling job at Phoenix, has been relieved by Fireman Richards, and has returned to Prescott. He will work on the water run between Ash Fork and Del Rio. Returns to Work
 T..1.z AI,,,,,a~ ,,-1,o hos haa,, nF work for several weeks, yesterday morning returned to the local shops. An Innovation
 At 10:30 Sunday night, the local north was run to Ash Fork with Engineer Ellis and Fireman Finer son. This is an unusual occurrence, never having happened before. The trip is believed to be due to an un- usual amount of traffic for Ash Fork and local points. Return to Prescott
 Engineer V. R. Cromb and Fire man w. A. Gilbert, who have been working on the work train between Wickenburg and Phoenix. laying the new heavy track, returned to Pres colt Sunday and reported on the extra board.
 Stock Shipments
 Twelve cars of sheep bound for the northern part of the state passed Jerome Visitor
 ]. NJ. Abell was a business visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming in on a short trip from his home in Jerome.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Business yesterday drew J. K. Hooper, well known resident of the Kirkland district, to Prescott, where he spent a short while on various matters.
 Blackberry Visitor
 A. L. Johns, resident of Hack berry, was a business visitor to the city for a short while yesterday greeting his Prescott friends while in the city.
 From Wednesdays Daily) From Jerome
 H. Dewitt Smith was a visitor to Prescott yesterday from Jerome, where he is superintendent of the United Verde mines.