Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-19
CFrom Sundays Daily) Back From South

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 Grom Sundays Daily) Back From South
 : Mrs. James Whetstine has returned
 tc her home here from Phoenix, after
 a visit of week or so in the south.
 Goes to Phoenix
 Miss Jamie B, Hale has gone to Phoenix, where she will visit during
 a vacation of two weeks.
 Income Expert
 H. C. Yates, income tax expert
 from a Los Angeles firm, is in Pres
 colt on official business.
 Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. C. T. JosIin yesterday left for
 Phoenix, called there by the illness
 of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles
 Miller.
 From Walnut Creek
 l. L. Wood, a rancher of the Wal
 nut Creek country, was a Prescott visitor yesterday. He came in to transact business.
 Returns From Phoenix
 Mrs. Ada Cranor of the Bashford- Burmister company, has returned from Phoenix, where she has been visiting recently. Ash Fork Visitor
 l w. E. Glenn, of the Northern Ari- zona Commercial company, is a vis- itor in Prescott over the weekend, arriving yesterday from Ash Fork. Reports Progress i
 Fred B. Garrett, Prescott forest vocational ranger, is passing the week in the city from the telephone con- struction camp beyond Iron Springs He states the new Iron Springs Tonto line is now about half way to the Tonto ranger station. Arcola Week
 A. J. Davis, IT,, of the American Radiator company, is in Prescott for several days, in connection with "Ar- cola week.
 From Walnut Creek
 Miss Alice M. Conapt, teacher at the Walnut Creek school, is passing the weekend in Prescott, shopping | and visiting friends.
 Goes to Flagstaff
 E. F. Seaman, local representative of the International Correspondence Schools, has gone to Flagstaff, where he will be for several days on busi- ness.
 From Iron Springs
 Vocational Forest Rangers J. H. Warren and Herman Cannon came in to Prescott last night from the tele phone construction camp near Iron Springs.
 Humboldt Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Meany were visitors in Prescott yesterday, enjoy ing a game of golf on the Hassa- yampa links. Meany is cashier of the Humboldt State bank. Dewey Visitors
 C. E. Staunton and wife drove over to Prescott yesterday from their home in Dewey, where Staunton is of the general store. They passed the day visiting. li Returns From Phoenix I
 F. s. Viele, president of the Ari- ] zona Power company, has returned ( 1om Phoenix, where he has been tor the past several days on com oany business. Goes to Phoenix
 Miss Bessie Benedict of the J. C. , Penny store, is leaving today for Phoenix, where she plans to make e Ter home. Week-End Visit f
 Miss Ruth Cant, of Jerome, is visit o ng during the weekend with friends Q n Prescott. driving over Friday, and planning to return today. ', 0n Hunting Trip h.
 Frank Smith and Lewis Gray yes C erday went out on a hunting trip, ( planning to return by tomorrow with sr
 good-sized buck.
 California Visitors z Arriving from Los Angeles, MT. SS nd Mrs. J. H. Gilbert are visiting ., n this city. They plan to stay here " W or some weeks. Ilc ,alled by Illness 8, Mrs. A. B. Fox has been called to in 'hoenix by the serious illness of her III aughter, Mrs. Charles Miller. She 5- yil be at her daughters home for ol everal days. e, foes to Williams N N Mrs. Leonard Riley, formerly Miss m iracia Saunders, teacher in the Pres cf ott city schools, has gone to Will 7t ans, where she will remain for the IL Williams Visitors Sl w. L. Robinson, Phil P. Horner ia Id nd w. L. Leak, all of Williams, D lme to Prescott yesterday, to attend st meeting of the Masonic lodge here su st night. ct rom Kirkland 3 C. A. Johnson, well known resident co Kirkland, is passing a few days in ., rescott on business, coming i'll late riday and registering at the Head u 0tel. no
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