Weekly journal-miner., 1921-04-20


 tending to local business.
 From Kirkland
 Mrs. William Ritter yesterday was
 a visitor to Prescott, coming in on a short shopping trip from her home
 in Kirkland, where her husband is a well known cattleman.
 Business Trip
 w. w. ,Perkins, sheepman of the Winslow district, was in the city yesterday on business trip which included a call at the office of the Prescott national forest service.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Clarence C. 9ackson, well known cattleman of the Kirkland country, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming in for short while on busi- ness in this city.
 Returns to Phoenix
 (. H. Bowers, brother of Yavapai Undersheriff E. r. Bowers and him self undersheriff of Maricopa county. yesterday afternoon returned to his home in Phoenix after a pleasant visit of several days in Prescott with his brother and family.
 Here cn Business
 O. B. Marston, of Phoenix, is spending several days in Prescott on business for Weber & Co.,, of the capital city, for the purpose of fill ing the local and county need for school supplies.
 For Textbooks
 R. R. Larkin, of New Mexico, southwestern representative of Ginn & Co.,, well known eastern publish CTS of school and college textbooks, is in Prescott for a few days on business for his firm.
 Transfer of Property
 A deal has been concluded where by Daniel Campbell of this city be- comes owner of lot on South Pleasant street, formerly the prop erty of Mir and Mrs. Clark K. Hart zell.
 On Pine Crest
 L. L. Thompson, IT,, formerly of Whipple Barracks, is now living with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. I~ L. Thompson, on Pine Crest. Thomp sons parents came here recently from their home in Marion, Ohio Jerome Visitor
 Charles NJ. Connor, well known pharmacist of Jerome, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming over for the purpose of meeting Mrs. Connor and their children, on their return from the coast where they have been spending the past month. Legislator Here
 w. Curtis Miller, state representa- tive from this county and formerly 1 superintendent of Yavapai county schools, is spending few days in Prescott from Kirkland, where he has been visiting his sister and brother-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Ed Ritter. He paid a visit to his old stamping ground in the court house building yesterday for little chat | on school affairs. Attends Degree Work
 County Attorney John L. Sullivan was expected back from Phoenix last night, following a trip to the capital to attend degree work conferred on Phoenix candidates for the K. of C., under the auspices of the Marcos de Niza council, by degree teams from Prescott and Los Angeles. Will Leave for East
 MT. and Mrs. C. F. Chapman are planning to leave soon with their son, Robert, for Olney, H., where they will remain for several weeks on a visit Chapman is a member of the local machinist helpers force. Returns from Oklahoma
 P w. Huddleston, machinist help CT in the local machine shop, yes terday returned to work after an ab- sence of two months, during which he was visiting friends in Oklahoma. He has just returned to Prescott. Returns from Wickenrurg
 Engineer Garbarino has returned to Prescott from Wickenburg where he has spent the last several days locating lis family. He has resumed his work on the soutf-end local. Job Gone
 The position of roun ihouse clerk, | which has been handled in connec- ton with that of time clerk, J. L. Conner holding down both jobs. will be discontinued Saturday, it was an nounced yesterday. The call-boy will handle what work there IS 10 be taken care of in the roundhouse office.
 Plan Eastern Trip
 Mir. and Mrs. w. T. Holloway are ,1apnirU tO leave PreScott ir the