Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-28

ing TOT LOS AHBtltS TOT a snort VlSlt On Official Business
 Dr. R. J. Flight, state veterinarian, is passing several days in the city on official business, coming from Tempe. Kirkland Visitor
 T. P. Morris, stock-raiser of the Kirkland country, was visitor here yesterday on business.
 From Peoples Valley
 Mrs. Ed Ritter, resident of Peoples valley. passed yesterday and Tues day in Prescott on business.
 Jerome Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis NJ. Douglas and Mir. and Mrs. George Kingdom wefe visitors in Prescott yesterday, returning in the evening.
 Humboldt Visitor
 C. NJ Colvocorreses, receiver of the Humboldt smelter, was visitor in Prescott for a while yesterday, transacting business. Clarkdale Visitor
 Jeff Williams, who is in charge of the golf club at Clarkdale, was a visitor in Prescott Tuesday, enjoy ing game with R. E. Tally at the Hassayampa links.
 From Mayer
 Jack Morgan, resident of Mayer, was visitor in Prescott for short while yesterday, coming in on busr- \ ness. Progresses Well
 Miss Mae Cahill, who has been i'll recently with severe attack of ty- phoid fever, is reported to be getting along fairly well.
 From Williamson
 Mrs. Charles Wallace was visitor here yesterday from her home in the Williamson valley. She passed the day shopping and visiting friends. Long Overland Trip
 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Richards have left for an overland trip to Texas and expect to be gone five or six weeks.
 From Walnut Creek
 T. c. Walters, rancher of the Wal nut Creek section, was a visitor here yesterday, coming in to purchase sup plies for the ranch.
 Jerome Visitor
 Mrs. Ed Kurmeier, well known resident of Jerome, was q visitor here yesterday, shopping and greet 1 ing friends. She arrived Tuesday l registering at the Prescott hotel. I From Williamson 1. ]. H. Stevens was a business visi- IT tor in Prescott yesterday. He came in from his home in the Williamson valley country. . Business Visitor l. J. C. Turpen, business man of { Flagstaff, was in Prescott during the early part of the week, registering at t the Prescott hotel. ( From Indian School II Dr. J. T. Taylor, doctor for the Indian school at Camp Verde, has t1 been visitor here for the past two II days, coming in on business. l( Hunting Trip V Jim Lewis and Fred Ref, IT,, r went out to the Walnut Creek sec ton Sunday on hunting and out ing trip. r Leave bn Trip John Seiss and Fred Ref, Sr., are II leaving for the Camp Wood country, + where they plan to remain for T week on a hunting and camping trip. t Return From California Mrs. Julius Jacoby and her daugh- ters, the Misses Fannie and Helen 2 Jacoby, have returned from Cali If fornia, having passed the last two a months at Santa Monica. 2 Goes to Coast s Ed Block has left for California, s where he will remain for a short t visit. joining Mrs. Block, who for I several weeks has been staying at Santa Monica. T From Camp Verde | Jack Thurston, of the Blainey Land a & Cattle company, arrived in Pres r colt yesterday, and will remain for V few days on business. His home is d in Camp Verde. b Here on Business ,. ,. K. Lehrman, representative of the I Langenberg Hat company of St. Louis, was in Prescott yesterday f transacting business. While in town P he called at the O. w. Bruchman j store. { From Skull Valley t Aubrey Gist was in the city this a week on business, coming in Tues t day from his home in the Skull Val Iu ley country, where he is engaged in 6 ranching. ( From Puntenney