Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-23

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 day got out the jitney and hustled
 over to Humboldt on business for his firm.
 For Wash Day
 J. R. Richards, who is travelling for
 well known lectric washing ma
 chine company, was in Prescott yes-
 terday on business with Vyne Bros
 electrical store.
 Hillside Visitor
 Horace G. Alley is a visitor to
 Prescott from his home in Hillside
 and will remain in the city for some
 time, having been called here as a su-
 periOr court juror.
 Leaves for Phoenix
 George c. Wooten, an ex-service
 man recently discharged from Whip pie Barracks, yesterday left Pres colt for Phoenix, where he plans to remain for while.
 Visits Family Here
 w. C. Russell is in Prescott. spending q few days with his family. on South Montezuma street. He came in from Mint valley, where he, is working on ranch.
 From Hays Cattle Company
 Mr. and Mrs. R. w. Forbes of Peoples calley, where Mir. Forbes is manager of the Hays Cattle com pany, spent yesterday in Prescott on a short trip on business. Renews Membership
 Anna A. Bustard, formerly a nurse at Whipple Barracks, and now living at Camp Verde, yesterday wrote to the local American Legion post re- newing her membership in the Le- zion.
 Teacher Here
 Miss Florence James, teacher at the Williamson valley school, was in the city yesterday, calling on Mrs Alice Archambeau, deputy county su- perintendent of school, on school business.
 Leaves for Holbrook
 Carroll s. Dohlman, field agent for the federal board for vocational education, has been in the city on vocational board business for a few lays, and yesterday left to return to lis headquarters in Holbrook. Returns Today
 Mrs. Ward Wheeler, county su- 'erintendent of schools, is expected O return to Prescott today from rip to the south, which she has been making for the purpose of visiting different schools in the county. 7inancier Here
 w. F. Staunton, well known finan- fer of Los Angeles. yesterday ar ived in Prescott from the coast for he purpose of visiting the Verde Central mine, near Jerome. He will emain in this vicinity for two or hree weeks from B. P. w. c.
 The minstrel show being given by he B. p w. C. girls is for the pa tents and staff of Whipple Barracks C nly. The town people are requested C ot to come Friday, as the same pro- ( ram will be shown at the Commit ity house on Monday, February 2l Ieturns to Vicksburg I
 William Houston, of 405 North Mt. I vernon, returned to Vicksburg, Ariz.. after a pleasant visit here ,ith his family. His son, Harry tewart Houston, is a student at St. oseph's academy. Houston has been T ,ith the Santa Fe for the past 13 ears. rings Them In U
 While making trip to Jerome l tuesday on official business, Under heriff Ed Bowers stayed in the Cop t CT City long enough to see the , rescott girls and lads administer q Il to the Jerome high drib- " lers. He brought some of the . rescott players back to this city 0 ith him Tuesday night. humboldt Banker I
 G: F. Meany of the Humboldt ~ = Ink was ill the city yesterday jury duty proposition. = =, e was attached" by the court the D ly before but made it known that , had considered himself excused rough an understanding with e 'urt official Meany is busy at the Ink and could not very well spare e tinTc for court work. r yrites From Home c, Guy (. Stewart, an ex-soldier R at Whipple Barracks, under e army regime, writes from his In ome in Fargo, Indiana, to the local p ost of the American Legion that q, , Is busy weighing the Indiana eli " ate in the balance with that of " avapai, and Indiana is found want da