Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-08


 River trail. which he says will be cornpleted by the end of this month Here on Business
 l George F. Worthington arrived in Prescott on Thursday from San An tonio. He is here on business al Fort Whipple.
 En Route North
 Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Mcdonald are visiting in Prescott en route to the north. Mir. Mcdonald is an employe Eof the Santa Be railroad,
 En Route to Jerome
 E. II. Grafton, of the Grafton l company ot Los Angeles, is here en route to Jerome to install unit Of 2 new conveyor system at the United Verde smelter
 Kirkland Visitors
 (. \. Johnson, wool grower of Kirkland, accompanied by Morris Leftwich, were visitors in Prescott yesterday, driving from Dewey on Thursday.
 Goes to Kentucky
 Major Carman, Of Fort Whipple, yesterday went to Georgia and Ken lucky, planning to remain i'll the south for a while visiting relatives and friends.
 On Catte Business l. r. Porter and John F. Magcr, .of San Francisco, arrived here yes terday, representing the San Fran cisco Cattle Loan company. They will be here for day or two in the interest of the coast firm. Returns from Phoenix
 Sheriff Warren c. Davis last night returned from Phoenix, after a day or two in the capital on official busi- ness.
 From Kirkland
 J. H. Warren yesterday drove to Prescott through the snow from Kirkland, passing the day here on business.
 From the Springs
 C. R. Aguisola, who lives near Castle Hot Springs, came to Prescott yesterday to file patent on two min ing claims.
 From Perkinsville
 Miss E. Glaesner, resident of Perkinsville, came in to Prescott on Thursday, passing the day shopping and visiting friends here. Confined to Home
 H. D. Aitken, of the Bashford- Burmister company, has been con- fined to his home since the first of | the week, with slight illness. Goes to Phoenix
 Miss Grace NJ. Sparkes, secretary | of the chamber of commerce yester- day went to Phoenix, to visit her brother, Fred Sparkes, who is i'll. Called
 Hal Waller, formerly of this city, lrrired yesterday from Phoenix, be- ng called to attend a justice court nearing in the C. H. Pauli case. Returns from Mayer
 (. D. Thayer, who drives the Ari- .ona Bus companys stage to Mayer, testerday afternoon returned to Pres ,ott, making the first trip since he went to Mayer Monday Tn the South
 De Witt Smith, mine superintend- mt of the United Cerde Copper com 'any, is in Phoenix, attending roads meeting with State Engineer Tom daddock. :: Goes to California . Attorney E. H. Loveridge yester- lay went to California, where he will l emain for several days on business, eturning here next Wednesday or . thursday. 1T 'hoenix Merchant \. E. Wingate, commission merch- mt of Phoenix, is passing several avs in Prescott on business, arriv- ', lg from the south, late Thursday { ie IS al the Head hotel S foes to Jerome I Miss Florence Layton, representa- i've Of the Midland Lyceum Bureau il i Des Moincs and Los Angeles, who | as been here for the past several T avs, yesterday went to Jerome on usiness. ,eturn from Jerome
 The members of the Bishop Par n ons Players, who will reopen here t, unday in new bill at the Moose II heater, have returned from Jerome, iC here they were snow-bound the d arly part of the week. W isits Nephew t Alfred E. Lowdermilk, uncle of :, omaine H. Lowdermilk, rancher- |, i ritter of Wickenburg, is here from f[ ansas City on business. He will E;r ave for Jerome Sunday later @s;cit Y