Weekly journal-miner., 1921-02-02
Here from Dewey

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 is a we'll known merchant. ! Instructor III
 Miss Anna Douglas, teacher in the
 commercial department at the HigI
 school is confined to her home for
 a few days, due to slight illness. Visits Huron School
 Mrs. Ward Wheeler, county super
 intendent of schools, yesterday made
 trip to the schools at Huron and
 Henrietta, returning to Prescott last night
 Miner Here
 Sam Jones, well known miner of
 the Swansea district, is making a short visit in Prescott. Jones is planning to leave soon for the Swan sea district.
 Leaves for Phoenix
 "Micky" McDermott, well known local ex-service man, yesterday left for Phoenix, where he expects to remain for a short while before re- turning to Prescott
 Recovers from Illness
 John Napier, instructor in mathe- matics and chemistry at the Pres colt High school, who has been con- fined to the Mercy hospital for sev- eral days with a touch of tonsilitis, has now recovered, and once more IS holding forth at Prescott High. May Locate Here
 Mir. and Mrs. L. A. Denman, of Humboldt, are in Prescott with a view to making their home in this city.
 Humboldt Visitor
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Meany yesterday made a short visit to Prescott from Humboldt, where Meany is connect ed with the Humboldt branch of the Prescott State bank. Reports Good Condition
 Superintendent Alderman of the Sheldon mine, located in the Walker district, who was in the city yester- day, reports that the Sheldon prop erty is in a prosperous condition. Eastern Visitor
 L H. Cherry, of Bethel N. C., ar rived in Prescott yesterday, attracted by the growing reputation of the Mile High city and its climate and environment
 Income Tax Man Here
 F. E. Elder, of Phoenix, federal income tax representative, arrived in the city yesterday on revenue busi- ness. He will leave today for the other side of the mountain. Installs Pumping Plant
 D. L. Bates, well known ranch and cattle man of the Jerome Junction district. was in the city yesterday on a short business trip. Bates is in stalling a new pumping plant on his Junction ranch. Returns to East
 After several days spent in Jerome on business for the United Verde Mining company, (. P. Sands, treas nrer of the United Verde of New York. has returned to the east, mak- ing the trip via Prescott. Power Official Here
 R. s. Mason. vice-president of the Arizona Power company, yesterday arrived in Prescott from Los Ange- les, where the company's headquar- ters are located He will remain i'll Prescott for the rest of the week, on business for the company. Returns to Clarkdale
 Mrs. B. s. Snider, well known -esident of Clarkdale, has returned 1 o that city after a day or two in Prescott. During her stay here, Mrs onider made it point 10 attend the given by Collins and Harlan Tuesday evening at the Elks theatre Return to Mayer
 Mir and Mrs. F. w. Giroux, ac- by their little son and laughter, Paul Henry and Frances Louise, have returned to their home n Mayer. after short stay in Pres ,ott following their return from the ,oast, where they spent two or three weeks.
 Camp Wood Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry S. Knight were in Prescott for a hort stay from their home in Camp Wood. Knight, a prominent Yava- 'ai county cattleman, was recently reelected president of the Yavapai Cattle Growers association, a posi- ion he held during 1920. Return from Capital
 Accompanied by Floyd, IT,, Mir. md Mrs. Floyd Williams are back n Prescott, returning from Phoenix, where they spent several days on
 business and pleasure trip. They made the trip by automobile, there ,y proving that Williams practices what he preaches-the use of Good ear tires.
 0n Bond Business
 L. A. Kehr, chief clerk of the United Verde Extension, was in Prescott this week in connection with the $85,000 allotment of Jerome :ity school bonds which U. V. x. ook recently. In order to save chool board interest on the bonds, hey are being drawn only as need d, Kehr drawing this trip an allot-