Weekly journal-miner., 1921-04-06
CFrom Thursdays Daily)

(From IhlrSday's Dally) In Clarkdale l Miss Geraldine Delaney is spend-
 i ing a week in Clarkdale, on a visit with friends in that city. l Ash Fork Visitor N. s. Hummer, well known Ash
 Fork resident, spent yesterday in ] Prescott on 2 short business trip.
 Leave for North
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Grant, who
 have been visiting in Prescott dur ing the past week, yesterday left for
 their home in Needles, Calf.
 Business Visitors Minor and Lee Bishop, ranchers from the Willow Creek district, yes terday were in the city on a short business trip.
 Trip to Phoenix w. H. Alton and F.. R. Tromfeld, of this city are spending few days in Phoenix and the southern part of the state on a short business trip. Vets Meet Tonight
 The local organization of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars will meet at 7:30 this evening in the K. P. hai1 on South Cortez.
 From Ash Fork
 Norman Nellis, proprietor of the pool hall at Ash Fork, was ill the city yesterday on a short trip on county business. Attorney Here
 Paul Burks, special attorney for the Santa Fe. is in the city for time from his headquarters in Los Angeles, having been called here in connection with the $40,000 personal injury suit between James G. Gates and the Santa Fe, on trial in the superior court.
 Returns to Store
 After an absence of several days. due to a bad attack of tonsilitis, Jack Shull yesterday returned to work at the Biles-Lockhart store. Phoenix Visitor
 George A. Flemming. of Phoenix, is spending a few days in the city on business for Babbitt Brothers. of which firm he is a representative Yavapai Dance Tomorrow
 The social committee of the Yava- pal club announces an informal dance to be held in the club ball room tomorrow, April l. Leaves for Coast
 Mir William Branne, who has been visiting ill the city for a week or two, is planning to return to California within the next few days. i Here to Locate
 Mr. William SchweInus, of Los Calif., is a visitor to Pres colt. who plans to make his home in this city for the summer. Leave for Verde
 MT. and Mrs. David Biles and family yesterday left Prescott for the Biles property. the XOX ranch in the Verde valley, where they 1 plan to spend the remainder of the i week.
 Leaves for Coast
 Mrs. Charles C. Riebeling, with | her daughter Bobby-Dean, yesterday left Prescott for California, where for a month or six weeks they will remain on visit with Mrs. Reibel- ing's mother. Here
 F. J. Goodrich, of Casa Grande, where he is a dealer in real estate, a rancher and a member of the Casa Grandc Development company, is spending day or two in Prescott on business with the superior court. Seligman Visitors
 Mir and Mrs. w. H. Hubbard, E. E. Stanbrook, justice of the peace, and Mrs. J. B. Knadler, yesterday arrived in Prescott for a few days visit from their home in Seligman. Home Today
 Mir. and Mrs Charles L. Sum- baugh, are expected to arrive in Prescott today from Kansas City, where for the past 30 days they have been visiting with their children. Mir. Stumbaugh is employed at the local office of the American Express con- pany.
 To. Montezurna Wells
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Andres, Miss Adeline Cahill and Deney Born en- joyed pleasant motor trip to Mon tezuma Wells this week, AIr. and Mrs. Andres remaining for several days.
 A Real Wonder
 The Grand Canyon is a wonderful and beautiful spot to which to journey, but according to w. M. who last night returned with Mrs. Roberts and with his