Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-02


 permanently as manager.
 Confined to Home
 Charles lndekofier, member of the force at Floyd Williams service station, is confined 10 his home with a slight attack of tonsilitis. He expects to be back on the job agair tomorrow.
 Copper Basin Trip
 D. H. Biles. of the Biles-Lockhar Clothing company, yesterday made a short trip by motor to the Copper Basin district on business.
 Here on Business
 w. P. Hanley yesterday visited Prescott on business from his home in Humboldt.
 From Ash Fork
 Mrs. F.. B. Cleery is spending a few days in Prescott, on visit from her home in Ash Fork.
 Cattlenan Here
 A. H. Miller, well known Winslow cattleman, yesterday was in Pres colt on short business trip. From Hillside
 H. B. Brenton was in the city yes terday on business, coming in from Hillside.
 , Travels Three Seas
 w. NJ. Graeber, of the local Ar mour force, again shot his little Ford canoe out over the three seas again-Clarkdale, Cottonwood and Clemenceau. He will return today Leaves for Phoenix
 Mrs. Joe Young, well known resi- dent of the Williamson valley, yes terday was in the city on her way to Phoenix. Mrs. Young plans to spend several days visiting friends at the capital
 E. H. Loveridge, we'll known local attorney, has returned from a trip to the coast. where he spent two weeks on business and pleasure Yaba Visitor
 Mrs. Lena West, well known resi- dent of Yaba Wash, was in the city yesterday on a short visit, shopping and visiting friends.
 Returns to Skull Valley Miss Vada Springfield, who spent the weekend in Prescott with her sisters, the Misses Alive, Bertha and Ethel Springfield, has returned to Skull Valley, where she teaches the school.
 Floyd Williams Manager After consistent record of four teen years spent in managing the affairs of, the Ruffner stables. V. A. .C'Van") Reichard has accepted the position as manager of the Floyd Williams service station, across from the depot. Floyd Williams business has become too large for the present force to handle, and so the expert services of Reichard were engaged. Here from Ranch
 Lyle Sharpneck, who is running the ranch owned by John and Ar thur Robinson at Kirkland, was business visitor to the city yester- day Sharpneck, who was formerly in charge of the accounting depart ment of the Hill Hardware company, says he is glad he joined the back to-the-land movement. and became a rancher.
 Returns to Date Creek
 Following a pleasant weekend visit in Prescott with her mother and sister, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Jones and Mrs. Roy E. Chambers, Miss Zada Jones has returned to resume her work as teacher of the Date Creek school
 Brings in Fresh Beef
 Fred Genung, well known rancher and cattleman of the, Yava Wash, yesterday visited Prescott on busi- ness. Genung's business was very for he quickly disposed of load of beef from a freshly butchered yearling While in the city Genung visited his sister, Dep uty County Recorder Mrs Grace Chapman.
 Moves to Miller Valley
 ]. C. Campbell, of the local Ar mour store. has moved from his | Prescott home to new place in Miller Valley. He got there just in time to take in the mystery of the Miller Valley fire, which everyone is alking about. but which no one seems to have seen. Machine Man Here c. N. Rivera, Phoenix representa- i've of the Burroughs Adding Ma ,hne company, was n the city yes | erday, going over the adding ma ] hines in the court house for the purpose Of putting them in the best { If order. Among other offices he { .isited those of County Recorder E. \. McSwiggin and the county super ,isors. { Tough Ducks! Ray Vyne and Henry Brinkmeyer ashed out to Williamson valley I sunday on another little hunting trip. t When they returned and told their tory, Harry Temple came to the onclusion that either they used the yrong shot, or all the ducks in the alley have hides as tough as those f elephants. Despite his argu- S 1ents. however, the two hunters re- t