Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-02
Back From Phoenix

1 attending the Shrine convention at the capital city.
 Called by Illness
 NJ. Rcdden, a well known local merchant, yesterday left Prescott for Tempe, called there by the serious illness of his mother.
 To Los Angeles
 F. s. Viele, president of the Ari- zona Power company, is spending several days i'll Los Angeles on busi- ness for the company.
 On Shopping Trip 1 Mrs. Frank Hobson and Mrs. B.. C. Jones, of Mayer, yesterday were visitors to this city, coming in on a short shopping trip.
 From Colorado
 Mrs. B. L. Beatty, wife of the new manager of the local Armour branch, has arrived in Prescott from the 1 former Beatty home at Trinidad, Colo. Mir. Beatty took over the managership of the Prescott office of Armour & Co.,, a week or two ago, following the transfer or former Manager H. J. Peterson to the man. agership of the Tucson office. Return Next Week
 Mrs. Alfred Gale and children are expected to return to Prescott this week from Los Angeles, where they have been spending the winter. From the Junction
 Mrs. w. Henderson, of Jerome Junction, is spending a few days in Prescott on a short shopping and visiting trip. She is staying at the Prescott hotel.
 On Business Mr. and Mrs. C. s. Riedel are spending a few days in Prescott, where MT. Reidel is transacting bus mess for the Oldsmobile and Gard ner motor companies.
 Back from Masonland
 Mir. and Mrs. Lester Ruffner have returned from Phoenix, where they attended the Masonic celebration. They were accompanied on the trip by Miss Helen Ward.
 Kirkland Visitor
 E. w. Shride, proprietor of the Kirkland garage, is spending a few days in Prescott on a combined bus mess and pleasure trip, on which he is accompanied by Mrs. Shride. The White Store The Biles-Lockhart company, in addition to installing a porter garb- ed in white, who will brush off the Biles-Locllhart customers, are mak- ing the front of their store look like new, with Q fine coat of white enamel, rebuilt display windows, ahd other innovations. Over the door on this popular corner will soon be seen an artistic lettering proclaiming the presence of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. To Humboldt
 Mrs. William Nelson left yester- day for Humboldt to spend week with her daughter, Mrs. C. P. Henry.
 Leaves for Jerome
 MT. and Mrs. w. NJ. Roberts yes terday left for Jerome, where they will stay a short while on business, returning to Prescott today. Returning to Phoenix
 Mrs. H. E. Shaw, wife of Con- ductor Shaw of the Santa Fe, is re- turning to Phoenix. She has been recuperating here from an operation six weeks ago.
 Visits in Phoenix
 Miss Mary Coleman, of the Pres colt city school faculty, has left for. Phoenix, where she will spend the weekend with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. \. Coleman.
 Soco Inspector Here
 w. B. Wilson, travelling mechanic for the Standard Oil company, was in Prescott yesterday en route to Humboldt He will inspect the com pany's motor trucks in the Smelter City.
 Return form South
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Peach have returned to Prescott after several weeks spent in Bisbee, Douglas and other southern cities. They left here to attend the Masonic conven- ton at Bisbee.
 Return from Phoenix
 Dave Russell yesterday returned from Phoenix, where in addition to witnessing the Shrine festivities, MT. Russell himself went through a course of sprouts which added to the general merriment Return to Williamson
 E. NJ. Perrin, well known cattle man of the Williamson valley, yes terdav returned to his home after