Weekly journal-miner., 1921-03-09

Of faVapaL and IS planning to To- . cate in Prescott. At Congregational Rev. William Ewing, of Clare mont, will preach at the Congrega- tional church today. Dr. Ewing is
 9 strong man, and will give Pres
 colt ret Visits in Prescott Miss Florence L. Burris is a week end visitor to Prescott, coming in to spend Saturday and Sunday with friends in this city Miss Burris teaches the Waggoner school.
 Weekend Visitor
 Mrs. Sarah Larrimore, of Hum
 boldt, is visiting at the home of Mir.
 and Mrs Pete Diskin, at their ranch
 in the Senator district. Mrs. Larri-
 more is Mrs Diskin's mother.
 From Peoples Valley
 Mrs. R. w. Forbes and Mrs. L. c. Pike were visitors to Prescott
 yesterday, coming in on a short
 business trip from their homes in
 Peoples valley, where their husbands
 are both well known cattlemen.
 Return from Coast
 Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Van Horne,
 prominent residents of Mayer, have
 returned from visit of few weeks
 to the coast, and are now once more enjoying life in Yavapai. They spent
 very pleasant vacation in Cali fornia
 Witnesses Inauguration
 Miss Genevieve McNally, daugh- ter of Dr. J. B. McNally, who has been spending some time in the east, witnessed the inaugural exer- cises for President Harding at was learned here yesterday. Ac- cording to word received, Miss Me Nally will return to her home in Prescott in about six or seven days. Returns from Sycamore
 Returning yesterday from the Sycamore ranger station, J. C. Nc Nelly, ranger in charge of the Pres- colt forest, says the ranger house he and Ranger Walter Mickleson have been building is now practica;- ly completed. Even the tub is in stalled, McNelty said. Humboldt Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Jess Cook and Mrs. Ethel Larremore were visitors to Prescott yesterday, coming in from their home in Humboldt to witness the basketball game between the Humboldt and the Prescott High freshmen at the high school gym last night. With Bruchnan's
 James J. Kaufman, of Newton, H., has arrived in Prescott with Mrs. Kaufman and their little son, James, IT,, to spend the summer in Prescott, making his home at 139 South Mt. Vernon street. Mir Kauf- man has joined the store force at Oscar w. Bruchman's clothing store. Leave for Denver
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Wittbrodt are leaving today for Denver, Colo, where Mir. Wittbrodt will enter on a course of vocational training. Pres ,ott people will recall the marriage 1ere recently of MT. and Mrs. Witt orodt, nee Miss Lillian L. Groo. Their many friends in this city are their regret at the Witt orodtts' departure. on Relief
 Conductor Corbin, on the Clark iale run, will be relieved for a day ,r two by Conductor Grumpy 0n A. & C.
 Brakeman Birdwell will work on he A. & C. for several trips, re- ieving man who is laying off. 0n Relief
 Brakeman Lewis will relieve Brakeman Alton on the south-end ocal for few trips, as Alton is aying off. )n Way East
 Operator E. Hale, of Bouse, and Agent A. Hale, of AguiIa, passed trough Prescott yesterday on their ray to the east. )n South Local
 Engineer Garbarino, who was umped off the north local day be- ore yesterday, has declared a bump T the south local displacing Engi- ger J. D. Kizer. ook Outl
 Conductor Lee Roberts has bought
 new Maxwell, and is learning to perate the pesky thing. We wish i'm luck, outlook out for the legraph poles! oth Kinds
 Engineer Charles Nichols has ac- tired a new Overland car He ought it from Brakeman Cobbs.