Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-23
City Neus In Brief

Mir. and Mrs c, H. Miller, of
 Hillside, are spending few days in Prescott
 Ash Fork Visitor
 w. K Brown. sheep man from Ash Fork. is making short stay in Prescott on business.
 Hillside Visitor
 Henry Ritter, well known cattleman Of the Hillside district, is spending a few days in Prescott on business. Congress Visitor
 L. B. Cannon yesterday made a short trip to Prescott on business from his home in Congress Junction. Return from Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Richards have returned from Phoenix, where they spent the past week in an enjoyable visit
 Stoddard Visitor
 J. L. Burleson is spending a few days iii this city on business from Stoddard, where he is we'll known resident
 From Kirkland
 w. R. Shanaieldt was in the city yesterday on a short business trip from the Malapai mine, in the Kirk land district. .. On County Business
 Supervisor w. w. Midgley is in the city for a few days from his Clarkdale home, coming over on county business.
 From Peoples Valley
 Ed Genung spent yesterday in Prescott on business from bis home in Peoples valley, where he is well known cattleman.
 Visit to Coast
 NJ. L. Tribby, is making a short trip to Los Angeles, where he plans 10 remain for several days attending 1 to business matters.
 Returns from Coast
 Mrs. F. A. Hathaway has returned l to Prescott, after a visit of several weeks in Los Angeles, with her sis ter, Mrs. F. E. Ross.
 Here on Business
 J. N. Avery, of Tucson, where he is prominent merchant, is in the city, and will remain for several days on a short business visit.
 Cattlsnan Here
 Tom King, well known cattleman of the Chino valley, is making short business trip to Prescott, greet ing his many friends in the city while here
 Returns from Kirkland
 Mrs. Laura Theobold has returned to the city from Kirkland, where she enjoyed pleasant visit as the weekend guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Parsons
 From Phoenix
 George A. Fleming is spending q few days in the city on business from Phoenix, where he is a repre- sentative Of Babbitt Brothers Trad ing company. 1. From Selgman
 Floyd C. EaSterday, of Seligman, where he is principal of the school, yesterday visited Prescott for the purpose of filing application for ex- emption from jury duty. Federal Agent Here '
 Carroll c. Dolman, field agent for the federal board of vocational edu- cation, is spending a few days in Prescott on business with the local federal board at Whipple Barracks. l Returns to Work
 Mrs. Lilabelle Morsehead, is once more back at her place as deputy county assessor, having recovered from a slight illness which kept her V confined to her home for several I days. Meet Today
 The Women's Missionary society f of the West Prescott Methodist T church today will meet at the home | of Mrs Charles Travis, ll6 Park C avenue, where at } o'clock they will hold their church social. On Business Visit J
 R. S. Drothleff is spending several days in Prescott and vicinity, tran I sacting business for the canned foods a department of Armour & Co. Droth- ( Jeff is touring the northern part of the state for his conipany. Leaves Today
 H. J. Peterson, until now manager of the local Armour branch, today | will leave for Tucson, where he will assume the position of manager of t the larger house in that city. He is fl being succeeded by B. L. Beatty, of i, Pueblo, Colo. Mrs. Peterson will F follow in few days: Leave for Coast
 After a residence of several months , in Prescott, Mir. and Mrs. J. F. | Carmody yesterday left for Phoenix, J Tucson and Los Angeles, en route F 10 their home in Washington, D. C. They plan to spend several weeks on S the coast before continuing their S, journey to Washington. i, Visits Friends Here c A. w. Lessard, well known pioneer rancher of the lower Agua Fria dis trict, yesterday arrived in Prescott U on the first visit he has made in r many weeks. The cause of Lessard's a