Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-09

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 Humboldt Visitors
 F. D. Whitney yesterday made ;
 short business trip to Prescott. H,
 was accompanied by his son.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 Supervisor w. w Midgeley was
 in the city yesterday on official busi ness.
 Leave for Phoenix
 Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hoover yes terday left for a short trip tc Phoenix.
 Scrgman Visitor
 John ". King is spending a few days ia Prescott from his home 1T Seligman.
 Returns from Utah
 Attorney Howard Cornick has re- eurned to Prescott after an absence of week in Salt Lake, Utah, where ne was attending to business matters Mayer Visitor Harry Henderson, well known Mayer resident, who has made g name for himself among the local fans of broncho-busting, is in the city for a' few days.
 Returns to Whipple
 Joe Ryan has returned to Whipplc Barracks from Wilson's Sanatoriun where he has been staying for the past few weeks. The move was made upon advices received from Surgeon Long at San Francisco. Plan Ash Fork Move a
 Mir. and Mrs. William Bunte are planning to leave in a day or two for Ash Fork, where they will make their home. Bunte will continue his employment with the Santa Fe, act ing as brakeman on the water run out of Ash Fork. A Record Sale
 Brisley's drug store yesterday was kept busy by the influx of people wishing to buy tickets to the Geor- gia Minstrels to appear at the Elks theater Friday night. They reported that the entire house was sold out in an hour and half after the sale commenced.
 Kirkland Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Evans, of Kirkland, yesterday came to the city with their little son, who under went a minor operation at the Mercy hospital.
 Returns to Verde
 c. w. Prince, we'll known locally as superintendent of the Verde smell ter, yesterday returned to the Verde after a day spent in Prescott upon his return from short business trip to Salt Lake, Utah. Ranger Here
 Ranger R. s. Taliaferro. from the Crown King district was a visitor to Prescott yesterday, assisting Prescott Forest Supervisor H. E. Wales. with the Hood of grazing applications which has struck the office. Absent on Illness
 Martin Conner, ellar-packer on en- zines in the local round-house, is ab- sent from work for few days on account of sickness. Cellar
 John c. Ogilvie, of the local force, is substituting as cellar-packer for Martin Conner, during Corners ill., ness. Ogilvie isn't working in the cellar, but on the cellars, a part of 2 locomotive. Gives Ezsn7iuatious
 r, = Smith, assistant general air brake inspector for the coast lines division. from San Bernardino, was bere yesterday conducting mechan- ical examinations for several of the local firemcn He was assisted by B. H. Lent, of Bakersfield, Calf. Returns to Bakersfield
 B. H. Lent road foreman for the Santa Re, Arizona division has re- turned to his headquarters in Bakers field.
 At Hospital
 $. F. Wallace, head timekeeper in the superintendent's office, is at present at the Mercy hospital, re- from an illness. Relieves McKean
 F. B. Grimm, formerly transpor- lation inspector for the Santa Fe at San Bernardino, IS temporarily talk ing the place of Trainmaster H. w. McKean, who has been seriously i'll for some time. ! Plan Coast Trip
 A. F. Ryer and J. L. Burgett, of the shop force, are planning to make a trip to San Bernardino in a lay or two, remaining there for a i pleasant vacation of about a week Shop Baseball
 Nothing to nothing, no downs, and the bases full. That was the situation at the local choDc yeeter-