Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-02
CFrom Fridays Daily)

H'rom Fridays Daily) . Eastern Visitor . J. G. Bassett, Of St Louis, is mak- ing short business trip to Prescott.
 From the Capital w. w. Downing is a business wis itor to Prescott from his home in
 Phoenix.
 Here on Business James Cook was among visitors to l Prescott from the outlying districts ; yesterday.
 Phoenix Visitor
 Henry c. Tuckey, of Phoenix. is d business visitor to Prescott for a few days From Skull Valley Andrew J. Laswell prominent res ident of Skull Valley. was a business visitor to Prescott yesterday.
 Visit Relatives Here Mrs. J. NJ. Conway, of Phoenix, is spending a few days ill Prescott visiting relatives in the city.
 Weekend at Verde
 Mrs. Granville Fame and her son today will drive over to Verde where they will spend the weekend Stoddard Visitor L. F.. Wilson, well known Stod- dard resident, is spending a few days in Prescott on business.
 From Skull Valley A. F.. Reagan, well known rancher Iof the Skull Valley district, was a business visitor to the city yesterday From Williams
 Ed Hamilton and L. $. Williams, prominent Williams residents, are spending few days in the city on ibusiness.
 From Cherry
 Charles Sessions, of Cherry, yes- terday arrived in Prescott for short stay, combining business and pleasure
 From Grand Canyon
 Martin Buggelin, of the Grand Canyon, yesterday arrived in Pres colt, where he will spend few days on business
 From Flagstaff
 (. J. Rabbit, well known Flag staff resident, is business visitor to Prescott He IS staying at the St. Michael hotel
 Mining Man Here Richard Kingdom, well known min ing man of Yavapai, is spending a few days ill Prescott from the Swastika mine. i Work Progresses 1 Concrete for the bases of the new lamp standards on Mt. Vernon street is now being poured by Vyne Broth CTS, who have contracted to install the new lighting system. The stand ards, now being made in Phoenix. will arrive soon. Congress Visitor
 Coming ill from Congress Junction, (. (. Billingsley is among the weeks visitors to Prescott. He Is staying at the Prescott hotel From Williamson Valley Mrs Stanley, who. teaches the ac- commodation school at the Joe Matli ranch in the Williamson valley, was a. visitor to Prescott yesterday. From Phoenix G. N Rivera, of Phoenix, arrived in Prescott yesterday, where he will remain for day or two on business. He IS staying at the Head hotel. From Humboldt
 Mrs. Lytsen, of Humboldt, is in the city for few days with her little daughter, Geraldine. They come from the Henrietta mine. Here from Mayer
 Ed Pentland. well known mining man of the Mayer district, and ! brother of A. w. Pentland of this city, was a visitor to Prescott yes terday.
 Leaves for Phoenix
 Ed Meek, of the Verde Hot Springs company, today will leave | for Phoenix, remaining there two or 1 three days on business before re- turning to Prescott.
 Williamson Visitor
 Joc Matli, of the Williamson val ley, where he is we'll known as the i owner of a large produce ranch, yes i terday came to Prescott with a load | of butter, eggs, and other produce | for local merchants. Former Resident Here
 A. E. Suppliger, a well known former resident of Prescott is in the city greeting his old friends and ac- quaintances Suppliger is now rep i. resenting a well known Brooklyn firm in this territory. Sees Prosperous Outlook
  man of the Big Bug district, was in the city yesterday on business. He states that while operations in that section are quiet just now, he be- lieves that the outlook for the near future is very prosperous. Makes Several Towns
 w. M Graeber, of the local Ar : mour branch, yesterday returned from a two-day trip to several towns i'll the county, his itinerary includ- ing Dewey, Humboldt, Mayer, Cor des, Turkey, Bumblebee and Canyon. He reports business conditions fair Visits Parents Here
 Miss Hobarta Odor, one of the Yavapai> county school teachers, yes terday came to Prescott for visit with her mother and father, and her I two sisters, the Misses Josephine and Caroline Odor. MT. and Mrs. Odor, who have been visiting their daughters in Prescott, are planning