Weekly journal-miner., 1921-11-02
(From Wednesdays Daily) Here on Business

tFrom Wednesdays Daily)
 Here on Business
 i s. Monestier, wholesaler of Sar
 Antonio, Texas, is in Prescott fol
 several days op business.
 Tucson Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. P. w. Langworth
 residents Of Tucson, are in Prescott
 for visit of several days.
 Mayer Visitor
 Herman A. Wagner of the Gray
 Eagle Reduction plant near Mayer
 was here yesterday on business.
 Return to Clarkdale
 Mir and Mrs. R. K. Duffy and MT. and Mrs. Earl s. Standridge yester-
 day returned to their homes in Clark dale
 From Ash Fork
 Fred McCanent, of Ash Fork, was a visitor here yesterday, coming to take the forest service examination for rangers.
 Here on Business
 Miss Elinor Armstrong, teacher of the Groom Creek school, was a Pres colt visitor yesterday, coming in a short trip.
 Return to Canon Paul V. Low and O. E. Ensign, mining men of the Canon country, yesterday returned there after short visit on business in this city. Phoenix Visitor
 Charles B. Stumbaugh, of Phoenix, is visiting friends here for several days, arriving from the south late M onday.
 Verde Visitor
 J. c. Van Deren, rancher of the Camp Verde district, was a visitor in Prescott yesterday, returning to his home in the evening. State Veterinarian
 Dr. R. J. Heights, Arizona state veterinarian, yesterday morning ar rived from Phoenix, coming to Prescott on official business. Returns From Coast
 Mrs M. B. Hazeltine has returned from California, where she has been for the past few weeks, living in Pasadena. Cattlenan Here
 C. E. Perrell of Flagstaff, who is l engaged in cattle raising, is visitor 1 in Prescott for several days, arriving from the north late Monday might. Postal Official
 William McHenry, U. S. postal inspector from San Francisco, is in Prescott for several days on official business.
 From Congress Junction
 L. B. Cannon, deputy sheriff of Congress Junction, was in Prescott yesterday on official business. He returned in the afternoon. Goes to Phoenix
 Continuing a trip to California from his home in Cleveland, Ohio, J. V. Parker, business man of that city, yesterday left for Phoenix after a short stay in Prescott. Here for Winter
 Arriving from Ryegate, Mont, Mir. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart are planning to remain here during the winter. They may make their home perma- nently in Yavapai. Returns to Coast
 Concluding a visit of three weeks in Mayer, as the house guest of Mrs. James E. O'Brien, Mrs. F. D. Thayer was in Prescott yesterday en route for her home in Los Angeles. Phoenix Visitors
 F. C. Johnston and C. M. Clopten, both of Phoenix, were visitors here yesterday on business, Johnston rep -esenting a manufacturing firm of California. Johnston plans to visit Clarkdale and Jerome. Deputy Sheriff Visits
 Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Tom Thompson were visitors here yester- lay, driving in from their home in Mayer and returning in the after { loon. Deputy Thompson came on official business. Returns to Phoenix
 L. E. Talbot, who formerly lived n Prescott, yesterday returned to his home in Tempe, concluding a { visit of several days in this city, dur ng which he motored over the state highway to Jerome. Here on Business II
 Irving Mulrein of the Mulrein Plumbing company of Phoenix, is in s Prescott for a few days on business, ( coming up by motor. Mulrein is ac- ( by C. E. Howard, of the Howard Sheep company of Phoenix. From Cherry
 Mir. and Mrs. L. N. Wombacher, accompanied by their son, drove to (