Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08


 this city, has returned from trip tc Phoenix
 In from Ranch
 Mfr. and Mrs. George W. Wimber- ly are Prescott visitors, planning to remain here for several days. Come from Jerome
 Alr. and Mrs A. II. Whitely and family, are passing several days in this city, driving over from Jerome, Returns to Sycamore
 Alton Gardner, rancher of the Sycamore, has returned there after 2 short visit in this city. From Kirkland
 (. (. Jackson passed yesterday in the city, coming in on business from his home in Kirkland.
 Rancher Here
 George Whitaker, raneher from inc Huron country, passed yesterday in the city on business. Phoenix Visitor
 N. E. Greenway, of Phoenix, is passing several days here on business. Visit the Camp
 Deputy Sheriffs James Cook and Grant Carter yesterday made trip to Jerome on official business. Crown King Visitors
 Mrs. 4. B. Mathis and Mrs. C. H. Somer, Crown King residents, are passing several days here on short visit.
 Come from Clarkdale
 Mrs. H. A. Reed and her children yesterday came to this city from Clarkdale. They will be here for a few days on a visit t From the Eureka
 Ira F. Horton, mining man of the Eureka district, arrived yesterday and will be in the city for few days on a short business visit. To Granite Mountain
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county su- perintendent of schools, yesterday went out to the Granite Mountain school on an official visit. To Skull Valley
 C. U. Pickrell, county agricultural agent, yesterday went to Skull Val ley to prepare for a horticultural demonstration in that district. From the North
 L. w. Lessel and E. N. Lockman yesterday arrived from Flagstaff, and will be in Prescott for several days. They are here on business. Cattleman Here
 A. ]. Dickerson, cattlenan from the Fair Oaks country, came in to the city yesterday for a short stay on business.
 Immigration Man
 D. L. Culp, of the department of Immigration at Phoenix, yesterday was in Prescott, coming north on of- ficial business for his department. Comes from South
 Mir. and Mrs. P. L. Jones are vis- itors here from Phoenix, where Mir. Jones is employed with the Santa Fe. They are staying at the Head hotel Goes to Kirkland Mrs. J. H.. Robinson has gone to Kirkland, planning to pass a week visiting at the ranch of John and Art Robinson at that place. From the Bradshaws
 J. E. Shearer, deputy sheriff of Crown King and Castle Hot Springs, is passing a few days here from his home at the former place. Return to Mayer
 MT. and Mrs. w. ]. Mayer and Nelson Mayer yesterday returned to their home at Mayer, after short visit in Prescott.
 Ranger Here
 George Muntz. Prescott forest service ranger, is passing several days in Prescott, on business at the local forest service office. Returns to Home Miss Nl Irwin, who was called here some time ago from Louisiana by the illness of her sister, the late Mrs. A. s. Reed, has returned to her home in that place. Back from South
 George Stack has returned from Phoenix, where he attended the ini- tiation of the Marcus de Niza coun- cil, Knights of Columbus, the fore part of the week. Go to Holbrook
 The players of the Lyric Comedy company have gone to Holbroek, and will fill engagements there and at other mainline towns before return ing to Prescott the latter part of the week.
 From Ash Fork
 Elmer Hummer, cattleman of Ash Fork, was a visitor here yesterday, havi,1u come down the day before