Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-29
From Fridays Daily) From Cherry Creek

From Fridays Daily) From Cherry Creek
 L. N. Wombacher, mining man ot the Cherry Creek country, yesterday was a visitor to Prescott on a short business trip.
 Camp Wood Visitor
 Ray Hill, cattleman of the Camp Wood country, is passing a few days in the city on a short business and pleasure trip.
 Returns from Texas Deputy Sheriff Jim Cook has re- turned to Prescott from Fl Paso where he went to bring back man wanted in this county. Goes to Ash Fork i A. s. Barnes, local insurance rep resentative, yesterday left for Ash Fork and Seligman, where he plans to pass a day or so on business. Goes to Flagstaff
 Rev. Father Girard, of the Mercy hospital, has gone to Flagstaff, plan ming to remain in the northern city for few days visit and rest. Mining Man I. ]. Burns, mining man of the Wagoner district, yesterday was a visitor to this city, buying supplies and provisions for his camp. Simmons Visitor
 H. E. Stevens, cattleman of the Simmons country, yesterday was in Prescott on a short business visit, greeting his friends in this city. Cattleman Here
 A. B. Young, resident of Grown King, where he i:, engaged in cattle raising, came to Prescott yesterday to transact business in this city. Visit in East
 MT. and Mrs. R. S Underhill yes terday left Prescott for Keene, N. H., where they plan to spend a month visiting relatives and friends. Business Visitor
 w. M. Mccormick, a representa- tive of the Brunswick Drug com pany of Los Angeles, is in Prescott, for a few days, calling on the trade. Clarkdale Visitor
 Mrs. B. s. Snider, resident of Clarkdale, was in the city yesterday as the guest of Mrs. E. A. Kastner. She returned to Clarkdale last night. From Skull Valley
 Bill De Armond, rancher Of the Skull valley country, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday, transacting business and greeting his friends in this city.
 Phoenix Attorney
 George Purdy Bullard attorney oi Phoenix, yesterday arrived in Pres colt from his home in Phoenix, plan ming to pass a few days in this city on business.
 Here for Summer
 Miss Iva Kniskern, resident ot Wickenburg, where during the past term she has been teaching in the Wickenburg school, has arrived in Prescott, and will remain here for the summer.
 Returns from Valley
 H. L. Fishel, county engineer, has returned to this city from the Verde valley, where he has been looking oyer the Jerome-Clarkdale road, ano that from Clarkdalc to Sedona. Seligman Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Alan Garrett, resi- dents of Seligman, are in Prescott planning to remain in this city for a few days visit. Garrett has cattle and ranch interests at Seligman. Meets Father Here
 Mrs. R. A. Gordon, resident of Clemenceau, yesterday was in the city, having come here Wednesday to meet her father, who arrived here yesterday afternoon from Chicago. Returns from Union
 Robert Munro, deputy supervisor of the Prescott National forest serv- ice, yesterday returned to Prescott from Mt. Union and Spruce noun tain, where he went to inspect the lookout towers of the service. To Dos Oros
 E. H. Glenn, Denver, Colo, mining man with interests in this county yesterday left Prescott, where he has been visiting for several days, for the Dos Oros property in the Senator district. in which he IS interested. Back from South
 Dr. J. B. Van Horn, Mayer physi clan, yesterday passed through Pres colt en route to his home from Phoenix, where he passed several days on business.
 Mayer Visitor
 O. B. Kemp, of Mayer, where he is connected with the Half Moon