Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-14
From Fridays Daily)

| 1-NANCJ %AAi1NA 9Sll llio iCll lOl Los Angeles where she is planning tc | visit for several weeks. : From Granite Dells L. L. Bates, rancher of the Gran.
 ite Dells section, was a visitor here
 yesterday, coming in on business. From Congress Junction
 Rufus Cannon, rancher of Con- gress Junction, visited here yesterday
 on business.
 From the Dells
 A. E. Merriman, in charge of the tstate road camp at Granite Dells, was visitor here yesterday.
 From Skull Valley i c. H. Voller was visitor here
 yesterday, coming in from his home
 in the Skull Valley district
 From the Junction
 Carl Rees and his son are passing a day or so in the city on business.
 Their home is in the Jerome Juno
 ton district.
 From Mayer
 Carl Rust of Mayer yesterday was in Prescott. He came in to transact business and greet his friends in this city.
 Iron Springs Visitors A. c. Dulmage and wife and Mrs. Dulmage's sister were in the city from Iron Springs on a brief ship ping visit yesterday.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Dr. c. D. Claus, chiropractor, who has been practicing here during the summer, returned to Phoenix yester- day, and may make periodic visits to Prescott. Jerome Visitors , Mir. and Mrs. James s. Douglas. Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Douglas and James Douglas, Jr., yesterday visited here, motoring over from Jerome. Attorney Here
 Stephen Abbey, attorney of Phoe- nix, came to Prescott yesterday on legal business before the superior coNt.
 Goes North
 Kirkwood Huber, formerly associ- ated with the firm of Favour & Cor nick, has left for Seligman after short visit in Prescott Teacher Here
 C. T. Mullen, who will teach the new county school in school district No. 20, near Skull Valley, passed yesterday in Prescott on business. From Camp Wood
 Ned Andrews, cattleman of the Camp Wood country, arrived here yesterday, planning to remain in the city for a day or two on business. From Ash Fork
 w. B. Sheivlcy arrived here yester- day from Ash Fork, passing the day in transacting business and greeting his Prescott friends. Flagstaff Visitors
 Paul E. Keeler and w. J. Steven son were arrivals here yesterday from Flagstaff. They are here on business. Visit Father Here
 Miss Velma Belt, J. c. Belt, IT,, and Roscoe H. Belt have arrived | from Phoenix to visit their father, Dr. J. G. Belt They will be here for a week or so. Returns from Tucson
 Attorney George Nilsson, of An derson, Gale & Nilsson, has returned from Tucson. He has been in the southern city for a day or two on legal business. From Jerome
 Business brought Robert Tally, of the United Mining company, R. E. Moore, real estate man, and Perry Ling, attorney, to Prescott on We'd nesday. Returns to Jerome
 Mrs. J. c. Crowley, wife of Je rome's chief of police, yesterday re- turned to her home on the other side of Mingus. She has been visiting here during the past several days as the guest of Mrs. John L. Sullivan. Return from Florence
 Undersheriff Joe Furst and Deputy Charley Sauer returned yesterday from Florence, after delivering prisoner at the state penitentiary. Sauer left later in the day for his home in Jerome. Goes to Groom Creek
 Lon D. Bennett rancher of the { Thompson valley, was in Prescott yesterday on his way to Groom Creek, where he will remain for .. a few days visiting his sister, Mrs. Peter Mackin. To Castle Springs
 T. c. Norris, of Norris & Norris, of the Castle Hot Springs