Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-12

south following motor tour of the
 northern part of the state.
 Returns to Mine
 Ed Tomlinson is planning to re-
 turn today to his home at Venezia
 where he is engaged in mining. He
 has been visiting for day or two in
 Prescott. Mrs. Tomlinson and their
 young baby will return to Venezia
 Wednesday, from the Mary A. Jones
 maternity hospital.
 Go to Mogollons
 Way high up the Mogollons de- scribes the trip being made by Mir. and Mrs c. A. Parks, who went to
 Holbrook yesterday. They will pur- chase supplies there, and then camp and hunt until the end of February Judge Sawtelle Leaves
 Federal Judge w. H. Sawtelle yes- Iterday afternoon went south, planning to be in Tucson Monday for the opening of district court hearings there. Federal Judge Jeremiah Ne terer will arrive Monday from Wash ington to continue district court hear ings in Prescott.
 Return From Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. George R. Copson and son have returned to Prescott from Los Angeles, where they have been for the past two weeks. Cop son was formerly superintendent of the Arizona Power company's plant at Chiids. The Copsons are planning to return to the coast soon, to stay permanently.
 Returns to Humboldt
 MT. and Mrs. Webster NJ. Roberts, who have been visiting in Prescott for the past day or two, last night returned to Humboldt, where they are visiting Mrs. Roberts mother, Mrs. Sarah Larremore. The Roberts have taken a place on Grove street, and will move into Prescott We'd nesday.
 Returns to Phoenix
 H. C. Ross, Arizona representative of the Alpine Milk company of Cali fornia, has returned to his headquar- ters in Phoenix, following visit of several days here on business. North on Business
 w. c. Mercier and his son, who have been in Prescott on business from Phoenix for the past several days, have gone to the northern part of the state.
 From Henrietta
 Mrs. Georgia Barnes was here yes terday from Henrietta, where she teaShes the county school. She passed the day shopping and greet ing her friends in Prescott. Kirkland Visitors
 Mrs. Grace Crose, who is teaching at the Kirkland school, was here yes- terday on a visit She was accom- panied by Miss Edna Ritter, of Kirk land, niece of Mrs. Grace Chapman. Jerome Superintendent
 J. O. Mullen, superintendent of the Jerome city schools, was in Prescott for a while Friday, coming in on school business at the county super office. From the Junction
 J. H. Robinson, rancher of the Je- rome Junction country, was visitor here yesterday, calling at the county school superintendent office on business. Kirkland Stockman
 Matthew Lee, stockman of the Kirkland country, was visitor in Prescott on business yesterday, call ing at the office of the Prescott Ma tional forest service. Fromm Hillside
 Sterling Ellis came in yesterday from his home at Hillside, and will be in the city for day or two on a short business visit. He is staying at the Prescott hotel. Phoenix Visitor
 H. M. Aller, general manager of the Central Arizona Light and Power of Phoenix, arrived here yesterday for short stay in Pres cott on business. From Congress
 De Los Harbison, well known min ng man and resident of Congress Junction, arrived here yesterday from the south to remain for short while on business.
 Gets Mine Supplies
 C. w. Pierce, of Kirkland, who is operating a placer mine in that dis rict, was in Prescott yesterday pur- chasing supplies for the Is horse power Fairbanks-Morse engine he : las at the mine He states that pros 9ects look bringht for his property. Leaves for Coast $
 James Mulvenon, chairman of the S Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen ( or this district, yesterday afternoon : eft for Los Angeles, to attend ( ,,eetiDo Of cbairuen of the B R T.