Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-08
From Fridays Daily) Dewey Visitor

Miss Charlotte Hall was a visitor to the city yesterday on business from her home in Dewey.
 From Jerome
 Jim Kelly of the Independent Meat company at Jerome was here yesterday on business. Mining Man Here
 Joe Slaughter, mining man of Jerome Junction, was in the city yesterday on a short business trip. Leaves for East
 Joe Gerdes, of this city, yesterday afternoon left Prescott for trip to Carleton, Mich. i Leaves for Coast
 Benjamin Shimonowsky, proprietor of the post exchange at Whipple Barracks, has left Prescott for a short trip of few days to the coast, Coconino Cattleman William Goswick, well known ranchman of Coconino county is in Prescott as witness in the Hank See case before the superior court From Congress Junction
 D. J. Sullivan, mining man from Congress Junction, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday, coming in on a short business trip.
 Here on Business
 William B. Back, rancher from Beaver Creek, yesterday came to Prescott for the purpose of transact ing business in this city. Leaves for Home
 Mrs. Mabel Wilson, one of the grand officers of the Ladies' Auxil- iary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, who has organized local, the Mile High lodge, No. 700, here, has left for her home in Wellington, Kans.
 Phoenix Visitor
 ]. A. Johnson of Phoenix, con nected with the United Cattle Loan company, is in Prescott on business before the superior court Is in Phoenix
 Foss Carns, local agent for the New York Life Insurance company, is spending a few days in Phoenix, where he plans to purchase an auto mobile.
 Here from Coast
 l.. C. Lauck, representative of a Los Angeles wholesale drug con cern, is spending a few days in Prescott, transacting business, and enjoying a rest.
 Here for Poison
 T. c. Mulcaire was visitor in the city yesterday from his home in Cornville, calling at the chamber of commerce office for a quantity of prairie dog poison. To Casa Grande
 F. K. Steiner and H. T. Brooke, of Whipple Barracks, are leaving to- day on a short trip to Phoenix and Casa Grande. They plan to return here Sunday.
 Naval Officer Here
 George Vogan of the navy recruit ing service was visitor in Prescott yesterday, looking for recruits. He aims to return soon and look over the list of young fellows who will be graduating from high schools. Return to Wickenburg
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Massey, who have been spending few days in Prescott en route to their home in Wickenburg, following their honey moon at the Grand Canyon, yester- day left the city for Wickenburg. Returns to Coast
 Miss Helen Moore, who has been visiting friends in Prescott for the past week, yesterday afternoon left the city to return to her home in Los Angeles. Miss Moore may leave the coast city soon for short trip to the east
 Leaves for Coast
 Walter Herdrich, of this city, formerly an employe in the draught- ing department of the Santa Fe of flee here, last night left Prescott for Los Angeles He may remain in the coast city for a few days, or may locate there. Here for Week
 R. H. Cooper, a former employe of the Journa1-Miner, is spending this week in the city from the R. w. s. Leasing company, whose property is located in the Copper Basin dis trict. He expects to return to the mine about Saturday. Humboldt Trip
 A. J. Hilger, of the Arizona Mine Supply company, yesterday made a trip to Humboldt, accompanied by his brother-in-law, Harry Jansen, who is visiting in Prescott for a time. They were accompanied on