Weekly journal-miner., 1921-11-02
City NelOs Tn Brief
From Tuesdays Daily)

On Mining Business
 Frank Giroux, well known mining
 man of the Mayer country, is visi-
 tor here on business.
 Wickenburg Visitor
 Coming from Wickenburg, w. T.
 Crawford is visitor in this city, planning to remain for several days. From Kirkland
 T. E. Stock, a mining man of Kirkland, is passing several days in Prescott on business.
 Winslow Visitor
 A. H. Miller is passing several days here on business, coming from Winslow.
 Returns to Jerome
 Concluding visit with friends in Prescott over Sunday, Charles Gal braith has returned to his home in Jerome.
 En Route South
 Arriving from Flagstaff yesterday, John Hennessey, Of that city, is in Prescott for day or two en route to Phoenix.
 To Attend Services
 Mir and Mrs. L. P. Nellis, of Mayer, accompanied by their daugh- ter, Miss Irma, were in Prescott Sunday, to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Whitney.
 Returns to South
 H. F. Bringhurst, merchant of Phoenix, yesterday returned to the south after q visit of several days here on business.
 Holbrook Visitor
 Tom Ortega of Holbrook, where he is engaged in cattle raising, is in this city for several days on busi- ness. Mayer Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Emery, resi- dents of Mayer, passed Sunday visit ing friends in Prescott, coming in by motor.
 Goes North
 Concluding a business visit of sev- eral days here, L. E. Baker of Tue son, yesterday left for Flagstaff, planning to remain there for a week Phoenix Visitors
 The Misses Anna Tyson and Flor ence O'Marrow, both of Phoenix, are in Prescott, planning to visit friends here for about week.
 On Mining Business
 Harry w. Newton, Denver mining man, is in Prescott for several days on business, coming to look over properties in this county. En Route South
 Mrs. ouise Shelby and Miss Car men O'Neill, of Tucson, together with J. J. Mcintyre, postmaster at Nogales, and Lieut.. R. L. Prosser of Fl Paso, were visitors in Prescott yesterday and Sunday, en route south after a visit at the canyon. They are making the trip by motor. Weekend Visit
 w. L. Dunn, who is employed with the Santa Fe at Winslow, was a visitor here with friends during the i weekend He returned to Winslow Sunday. t Mayer Visitors II
 MT. and Mrs. E. I. Long, Mrs. George Woodling and her brother-in- law, Roy Woodling, all of Mayer, were here Sunday attending the ) funeral of Aunt" Lucy Whitney. Judge Knapp Here
 Judge M. T. Knapp, well known resident of Mayer, was a visitor in f Prescott Sunday, among those com ing to attend the funeral of Mrs. C Lucy Whitney. q Returns to Mayer I
 Miss Mary O'Brien of the clerical staff at Fort Whipple, has returned to her home at Mayer for week, d following a minor injury received in a basketball game at the post. To Visit Son T
 Arriving from their home in the I east, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Wallace were in Prescott yesterday, coming i to Yavapai to visit their son, c. s. I Wallace, at his home in Jerome. T Go to Los Angeles
 Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson ' went to Los Angeles Sunday, Mrs. Anderson planning to remain there for about two weeks. MT. Anderson | will return to Prescott within a few } days. T Week-End Visit (
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. Meany were ( visitors in Prescott over Sunday, T coming in from Humboldt, where Mr. Meany, brother of H. c. Meany , of this city, is cashier of the Hum boldt State bank. To Attend Convention
 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, of T the Fort Whipple staff, are among O those who will attend the national convention of the American Legion to open in Kansas City the Both of i, this month. L Come From Mayer
 Mrs. Mary Wells, her daughter, :. Mrs. Mary Wells, and the latter's " children, Anona and Helen Wells, all of Mayer, came to Prescott Sun r day to attend the funeral of Mrs.