Weekly journal-miner., 1921-01-26
Returns to Work

Returns to Work
 J. C. Campbell, who has been kept at home for day or two with a slight attack of tonsilitis, yesterday returned to his place in the office of the local Armour branch.
 May Locate Here
 R. G. Phillips, brother of H. L. | D. Phillips, the well known local dealer in furniture, has arrived in i Prescott from his home in Birming ham, Ala, and expects to remain here for a while as the guest of MT. and Mrs Phillips. Mir. Phillips says that so far Prescott has lived up to what he has heard of it, and states that if he can find suitable accom- modations, he may locate here perm anently. Recovers from Shock
 Mrs. Frank Burgett has recovered from the shock sustained in a recent automobile accident, and IS once more to be seen at her duties in the Owl Drug and Candy company store.
 Former Resident Here
 C. s. Richardson, former resident i of this city, where three years ago he was proprietor of the Congress hotel, last might arrived in Prescott from Phoenix He will be here several days.
 Mining Man Here
 Eugene Degan, of the Bagdad Copper company, was in the city this week buying supplies for the company's camp. While in town, he transacted some business at the Ari- zona Mine Supply company.
 Leaves for Ash Fork
 Harry Wilkeson, who has been in the city for day or two, visiting his friends in the paint and hard ware business as representative of the California Glass & Paint Co.,, of Los Angeles, yesterday left for Ash Fork.
 Go to Clarkdale
 Mir and Mrs. J. C. McNabb, of Leadville, Colo, where he was for n:erly smelterman, are in Prescott on their way to Clarkdale, where they will make their home, McNabb having accepted a position with the | Clarkdale shelter.
 Leave for Canyon
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Crossman left Prescott yesterday for the Grand Canyon, after a visit of several weeks here with their parents, Mir and Mrs. A. B. Crossman. From the Canyon they will proceed to their home in Vineland, N. J.
 Leaves for Phoenix
 F. E. Jackson, southwest repre- sentative for the Armour company canned foods department, who has been in the city for a day or two on business in connection with the local Armour branch, yesterday left for Phoenix He will spend two or three days in the capital before go- ing on to Tucson.
 Apollos Entertain
 1 The members of the Apollo club, young mems organization of the Marina Street Methodist church, last night gave a party to the young women's organization of the church, the Alpha club The party was the result of an attendance race in which the Alphas, true to the traditions of their name, came out first.
 Return from Ash Fork
 Attorney E. S Clark today is ex- pected to return from Ash Fork, where he has been for day or two on business Although it was an- rounced yesterday that MT. and Mrs. Clark would leave for Phoenix upon his return from the north, their re moval to the Capital city, where they will take up their residence, has been delayed until next week.
 From Chino Valley
 T. F. Wilcox, well known ranch man from the Chino Valley Farms, was in the city yesterday disposing of a quantity of fresh ranch eggs. He says that since the recent rain there is a splendid outlook for this years crops at the Farms. The excellent weather has enabled the farmers ito get lot of ploughing done, and 1921 will see the result i'll l fine crops of alfalfa and potatoes, which the Chino valley farmers will plant in larger quantities this year. Ei1l Euca11c Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Marsh, of Omaha, Neb., who have been in Prescott since Monday, and who will probably remain here for the winter yesterday made trip over to Mayer and back. Mir and Mrs. Marsh lspent last winter in Phoenix and the winter before tlRt in Los Angeles, and this year decided to come to Prescott upon the recommendation of friends. They said yesterday that Prescott excells both the capital and the coast as a winter resort, and that they are delighted with this country. Visits Capital
 Fireman s. E. Braddy is leaving for Phoenix, where he will remain for a few days on a short visit. Director to Arrive A. G. Wells, a member of the