Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-03
Or Fishing Trip
New Directory
From Fridays Daiiy) Here on Business

(from Fridays Daiiy1
 Here on Business Gail Gardner was among visitors in the city yesterday
 Justice of Peace
 Judge D. N. Jenkins, justice of the peace at Mayer, drove in yesterday to confer or official business. Winslow Visitor
 Joe Daze, Ninslow merchant, last night returned to the north, follow ing visit of q few days here on business.
 From the South
 Arriving from Phoenix "Wednesday, Mrs. H. F. Robinson is visitor in Prescott. She IS registered at the St Michael hotel
 From Williamson Valley
 Joe Stephens and T. J. Koontz, ranchers from the Williamson valley, were in the city yesterday, coming in to transact business. Phoenix Visitors
 Among visitors in the city on busi- ness from Phoenix are E. Grant Co., veil and F. w. Mckay, both of whom arrived "Wednesday.
 Attends Funeral
 Charles D. Willard, rancher of the Cottonwood district, was in the city yesterday to attend the Elks funeral services for his brother-in-law, Ed ward Mahurin.
 Here for Funeral
 C. H. Rutherford, president of the Yavapai County Bar Association, and ex-state senator, drove to Pres colt yesterday from Jerome to attend the Edward Mahurin funeral. From Walnut Creek
 Mrs. Ben Ainsworth, sister-in-law Of Mrs. Clara Worthen, manager of the Head hotel, is visiting in the city. She drove in with Mrs. Worthen, fi1SS'-Tio Has been vIsItIng' her sister at Walnut creek during Mrs. Aims worth's recent illness. Visits Relatives George By, railroad man of Needles, has arrived in Prescott for visit in this city.
 Returns to Kirkland Fred Woodward yesterday return ed to his home in Kirkland, after a short visit here on business. Wickenburg Visitor
 A. NJ. Buell. who is employed. at the state road camp near Wicken- burg, is passing few days in the city. Return from Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Shumate have returned from a visit of several days ill Phoenix, making the trip by motor. Railroad Business E. A. Cooke is in the city to con i fer with the local Santa Fe offices. l He comes from Santa Fe headquar- ters at Phoenix
 From the Verde
 Mrs. Robert Finney and her son ] David are in the city on business, ar irving from their home on Soda . creek, in the Verde district, Wednes- day.
 Delegates Return
 Delegates of Buckley O'Ncill post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars who have returned to Prescott at the conclusion of the second annual en- campment of the state department at Phoenix, include Ernest McLaugh- lin, Carl Nelson, David Roe, Mich ael O'Sullivan and Norman Green. Commissioners Return
 The members of the state tax com mission, Frank Luke, Ed Hughes and Charles Howe, yesterday return ed to Phoenix, after several days spent in this city on state tax busi- ness. County Assessor C. E. Gentry, who accompanied them around the country, is back in Prescott Here From Turkey.
 Joe Swigert, resident of the Tur- key creek district, was in the city yesterday on business. Eastern Visitor
 Fred o. Olsen, of Minneapolis, ar 1 rived in the city Wednesday, regis tering at the St. Michael hotel. In from Dells
 Sheppard Hiscox, in charge of the state road camp at Granite Dells, ( drove in from the camp yesterday on business.
 Returns to East
 Mrs. Lewis Douglas and her i mother, Mrs. G. F. Zinsser, have left for Mrs. Zinsser's home, Hastings on-the- Hudson, in New York state. l They were accompanied by Mrs. Lewis Douglas, coming from Jerome i