Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-07
City NeeOs In Brief
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MrS. A. w. StrnSIelu, or Mlnl valley, was a visitor here yesterday coming in on short shopping trip From Crown King
 ]. H. Warren, of Crown King, is a visitor here, arriving Tuesday. He is registered at the Prescott hotel. From the East
 T. C. Frederickson is a visitor in Prescott, arriving Tuesday from his home in Providence, R. l.
 From Kirkland
 C. L. Rigden, well known cattle man of the Kirkland country, was a visitor here yesterday, coming in for a short stay on business.
 Goes to Texas
 Harry w. Heap is leaving for Texas, or business connected with oil properties in that state He will re- turn within Q short while.
 Mining Man Here
 William Glore, mining man from Saver, yesterday visited Prescott. He will be here for a day or two on business.
 Here on Business
 D. Sandretti visited the city yes terday, coming from his home at the Point of Rocks. He passed the day in town on business, greeting his friends here.
 Phoenix Businessman
 F. R. Fauquier, of Phoenix, arrived here yesterday from Jerome, where he has been for day or two on business. Representing the Matthews Paint company of PhoeniX, he is calling on the local trade. From Oregon
 C. D. Winship was among arrivals in Prescott yesterday, coming from Portland, Ore. He will be here for several days on business. Back from Mexico
 Wells Heap has returned from Mex leo, where he has passed the summer, as one of a party of American stu dents visiting the Latin republic for study and getting acquainted. On Grazing Business
 Joe Stephens, rancher and cattle man of the Williamson valley coun- try, was a visitor here yesterday, calling at the Prescott forest service office on grazing business. From Ash Fork
 Winchester Dickerson arrived here yesterday from Ash Fork, to attend to business in connection with the highway commission, of which he is chairman. Alfalfa Cutting
 Farmers of the Little Chino val ley are preparing to cut abundant crops of alfalfa on their lands, it | was reported here yesterday by C. U. Pickrell, county agricultural agent Here from North
 Miss Myrtle Clark arrived here yesterday from Flagstaff, where she has been attending summer school. She will leave soon to take up her duties as a county school teacher at Simmons.
 Back to Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Rummel and i their son, Robert, all of Phoenix, | yesterday returned to the south after visit of two months in this city, | staying in Pine Crest MT. Rummel is principal of the Monroe street school in Phoenix. Return to Home
 MT. and Mrs. w. c. Chalmers residents of Clemenceau, who have been passing the summer months in Prescott, yesterday left to return to their home.
 Vocational Educator
 C. E. Bowles, of the department of vocational education of the Univer- sity of Arizona, state superintendent of agriculture, is in Prescott this week, attending the convention of agricultural teachers of the state. Wife III Here
 John D. Loper, city superintendent of Phoenix, arrived in Prescott on the late train Monday night, called here by the illness of his wife, who is at the Mercy hospital. He will be here for several days. Returns from Coast
 Miss Alice Bitner, head of the English department of Prescott High school, returned Tuesday from California, where she has been pass ing the summer, to resume her duties here when school opens next Mon day.
 Here from Coast
 R. s. Mason, vice-president of the Arizona Power company, arrived here yesterday from Phoenix, where be passed a day or two en route to Prescott from Los Angeles. Later vesterday he went out to the power