Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09

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 Hillside Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Wayne Ritter yes
 terday were visitors to Prescott
 from their home in the Hillside dis
 trict, where MT. Ritter is manager
 of the Arizona Cattle company.
 Carload of Fruit
 Good news for local householders
 is contained in the news of the ar lrival here yesterday at the local
 Santa Fe yards of carload of fruits
 and vegetables for Prescott con-
 sumption.
 Returns to East
 After visit of several months in
 Prescott with her son, Frank Eos
 ter, of the Samuel Hill Hardware
 company, Mrs. D. (. Foster yester- 1 day left Prescott for her home in Ulrichsville, Ohio Expected this Week
 Walter Hill, of the Walter Hill
 Commercial company, who has been visiting for some time past in Los Angeles and surrounding places, is expected to return to Prescott Sat urday or Sunday.
 Beyond Mingus
 Prescott Forest Supervisor H. B. Wales, and Assistant Supervisor Robert Munro yesterday left Pres colt for Jerome and Camp Verde, where they will spend day or two on official business.
 Here on Business
 F. A. Plank, adjuster for the Maryland Casualty, with headquar- ters in Phoenix, is spending a day or two on business in Prescott, call ing at the Commercial Trust and | Savings bank while here. To Settle Here
 ]. $. Carroll left yesterday for his home at St. Albans, Vt, leaving his wife to stay with the family of (. Kittredge until his return, when, satisfied with the climate, he will make his home here. He is an ex- service man. Inspector Here
 E. (. Brandt. of Phoenix, a mem- Der of the engineering department of the Standard Oil company at Phoe- nix, is spending a few days in Pres colt for the purpose of inspecting the storage plant of the local "Soco" office.
 Removes to Coast
 After serving the Arizona Pack ing company branch office in this city for the past year as manager of the office here, Charles C. Davis has resigned his position and left with his family for Los Angeles, where he will engage in business for himself Davis is succeeded as { of the local office of the ] concern by Charles Schmeiser. Back on the Job (
 William Downey, of the machine 1 shops, is back on the job after an ] lbsence of some days due to illness. l Recovering
 Trainmaster H, w. McKean, who ! .or some time has been seriously i'll, f was reported to be rapidly a recovering. Leaves for Phoenix
 Brakeman Darrow, of the local q orce, has left Prescott for Phoenix, t planning to make his home in the T ,apital city C Here for Vacation I
 Operator Hadys arrived yesterday 'n No. 10, planning to spend week C ,r two in Prescott enjoying the ' amed mountain air. il Takes Extra Board
 John Mckee, who has been brake E ng on the freight at Clarkdale, yes- erday came to Prescott, where he C oined the extra board. [ Trip to Bouse "
 J. R. Hope, of the local telegraph C operator force, has left for Bousc, lc where for a period of two weeks F e will relieve Operator Hall. lack on Job d
 H. E. Jernigan, of the local con- A uctors' force, has returned to his u lace on the south-end local after tc hort time spent on vacation in ta 'rescott. Il semove to Phoenix R A. R. Gilmore, of the local switch lg force, is planning to leave Pres Iii ott with Mrs. Gilmore in few P avs for Phoenix, where they plan vi ) make their home. ot caves for Coast st Mrs. C. Cornell, wife of Fireman lii onnell, yesterday left for Los An R eles, to visit relatives. She intends , return from the city of the P ngels in a few days. sp ack on the Job H Austin Wright, of the local fire tn