Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-14

FaVlng Man ATrlVeS 1 F. (. McPeak of the paving con- tracting firm that did the Globe and 8isbee work, reached the city yes Iterday to be present at the opening of bids on the Prescott downtown project at the city council tonight. From the Coast
 L. V. McPeak, business man of Los Angeles, arrived here yesterday, lplanning to remain in Prescott for a day or two.
 Here on Business
 Fl. E. Reach arrived here yesterday from Pasadena. He will be in the city for a day or two on business, registered at the Head hotel.
 From Skull Valley
 H. H. Hollingshead, resident of the Skull Valley district, yesterday was a visitor to this city, coming in on a short business trip.
 From Glendale
 w. Thompson was in Prescott yes terday, coming up from Glendale He will be here for day or two on business.
 From Winslow
 W A. Lehman, businessman of Winslow, is passing a day or two in this city. He is registered at the Prescott hotel.
 From Williams A. L. Graham, resident of Will liams, was a visitor here yesterday, coming down to transact business. Legion Man Here
 Bert Clingan of Phoenix, former state commander of the American Legion, came up yesterday to tran sact business here.
 On Grazing Business
 c. L. Hudson, rancher and cattle man of the Verde district, arrived here yesterday, visiting the forest service office on grazing business. To Sedona
 Supervisors w. w. Midgley and C. C. Stukey yesterday accompanied Highway Commissioners Winchester Dickerson, Charley Hooker, Barney Smith and Bob Wingfield to Sedona, on all inspection trip over the Cot tonwood- -Sedona highway. Comes From Phoenix
 Mrs. John Kennedy arrived here yesterday from Phoenix, for the pur post of entering her two daughters in St. Joseph's Academy. From Phoenix
 Mrs. Thomas Higley has arrived from Phoenix with her son, and will be in Prescott for the week as the guest of Mrs Eli R. Stauffer. Go to Palm Beach
 N. Gibson and family have left for Palm Beach, Fla, after a short stay in Prescott, coming here from the Granite Dells section, where Gibson has been ranching. Expected Today
 Mrs. A. S. Barnes is expected to return today from Phoenix, where she has been visiting as the house guest of Mrs. J. c. Conway for the past two weeks. From Camp Verde
 Judge George w. Hance, well known resident of Camp Verde, was among visitors here yesterday. He came over on business with the Pres colt forest service office. Here From South
 T. L. Roberts and wife arrived here yesterday from Phoenix, planning to remain in Prescott on a visit of al week or ten days. They are staying at the Linn hotel. Mayer Teacher
 Johnathan Booth and family ar rived here yesterday from Flagstaff, and are leaving for Mayer, where Mir. Booth will teach school. During the summer he has been attending the normal school at Flagstaff. Kirkland Teacher
 Mrs. Johnston, who will teach at arrived here yesterday with MT. Johnston, from Washington. MT. Johnston, patient at Whipple Bar racks, went north recently to return with his wife. Taken III
 Mrs. B. E. Steyaert, who with her baby and her mother, Mrs. S. E. Heslop, yesterday left for visit in Montana, was taken i'll just before she reached Ash Fork She returned to Prescott on the early train this  To Jersey Lily
 j.. C. McNelty, ranger in chargef of the Prescott district of this forest, today is leaving for the Jersey Lily country, where he will be in charge of timber sales and other business for the service. He will return here Sat lrday.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Mrs. G. C. Land, who has been passing the summer here, yesterday left for Phoenix, where she will meet her husband, who is coming west. Land has been playing with an, east ern baseball league, and during a re- cent game broke his thumb. He and Mrs. Land will return here for the winter.
 Teachers Leave (