Weekly journal-miner., 1921-11-16
Jerome Justice

Jerome JuSuce
 Clyde B. Jones, justice of the peace for the Jerome precinct, was here yesterday on county business, driving over on Tuesday.
 From Yaba Mine
 Mir. and Mrs. A. ]. Carroll are passing several days in Prescott on business, driving in from their home at the Yaba mine.
 Motor to Phoenix 1 MT. and Mrs. D. w. Russell and their family yesterday motored to 1 Phoenix to attend the fall ceremonial of the Mystic Shrine, and to take in the Industrial week events.
 Goes to Phoenix
 F. G. Brown, Masonic grand mas Iter for the state of Arizona, today will go to Phoenix to participate III Ithe fall ceremonial of the Mystic Shrine at the capital on Friday. Goes to Phoenix
 City Manager John H. Robinson yesterday afternoon went to Phoenix for short stay on business, and to attend the Shrine ceremonial and the Industrial week celebration. Visit Beaver Creek
 Dr. R. o. Raymond, Dr. and Mrs. 
 Manning and Undersheriff Joe Furst made a short trip out to Beaver Creek on Tuesday, returning late in the evening.
 Jerome Attorney
 Senator (. H. Rutherford, promi- nents Jerome attorney and president of the Yavapai County Bar associa- ton, was visitor here yesterday on legal business.
 Yuma Attorney I (. E. Lindeman. practicing attor- ney of Yuma, was a visitor here on Tuesday, calling on several friends in Prescott. Lindeman is past ex- alted ruler of the Yuma Elks lodge. To Buy Cattle Walter D. and A. C. Thompson. of Visalia, Calf, are here to pur- chase Yavapai county cattle. They are accompanied by Laurence Ander- son of Porterville, Calf, and Mrs. Anderson.
 From Verde Central w. F. Staunton of the Verde Cen tral mine just this side of Jerome, was a business visitor here yesterday, driving over from Jerome on Tues day.
 Return From South County Attorney and Mrs. John L. Sullivan yesterday. returned from Phoenix. They made the trip by motor. They visited Fort Grant iwhile in the south.
 Returns to Stoddard . R. A. Bryan, well known Stoddard resident, yesterday returned there l after 24-hour stay in Prescott, fol- lowing his return from an extended visit in the east. Jerome Attorney Here A. E. Eldredge, former naturaliza- ton examiner and now head of the Americanization department of the United Verde Copper company, was lin Prescott yesterday in connection :, with the filing of naturalization '3papers. t ;& .-.. < Postal Vacation tt-. , De Bruce Grove of the Prescott postoffice force, is taking his vaca-
 ton and has gone to Phoenix to- gether with his mother, Mrs. B. H
 Grove. They will take in the In f dustrial week show there. Go to Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Mert ". Stewart
 who arrived here from Mayer Tues day, yesterday went to Phoenix where Mrs. Stewart will pass the
 winter with her mother-in-law, Mrs
 Nj. I. Stewart, at Tempe. Planning to make a cattle shipment to Cali f fornia, Mir. Stewart will returne te
 Prescott immediately. The two Stewart children are attending schoo l. at Tempe. Returns Prom Cave Creek
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor
 of the Prescott National forest, ha q returned from the Cave Creek dis trict, where for the past two or three 5 weeks he has been supervising worl
 on the Cave Creek-New River trail e two miles of which have alread. l. been completed. The trail will b.
 22 miles long.
 (From Fridays Datly) Il On Fortnights Vacation p MT. and Mrs. C. A. Amberg wen 3: to Phoenix yesterday to be ava,