Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-29
City NeeUs
 In Brief
Flom wednesoay's DailyJ

l-dli iDdNh anu SOlllSg al ' visitors in the city from Jerome. Hancher Here
 Joseph Shew, rancher Of Walnut Grove, was a visitor in the city yes terday on business.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Roy w. Marsh and Earl Marsh, both of Phoenix. arrived from the south yesterday on business.
 From Hillside
 Sterling Ellis, cattle grower from the Hillside country, passed yester- day in Prescott on business.
 Cattleman Here
 A. (. Young, well known cattle raiser from the Ferguson valley, came in yesterday to transact busi- ness.
 On Shopping Trip
 Mrs. Ed Ritter and her children were here yesterday from Kirkland, coming in to shop and attend the opera
 From Groom Creek
 MT. and Mrs. Otto Lange, of Groom Creek, were among visitors in the city yesterday who came in to attend the opera.
 From Cherry Creek
 Mir. and Mrs. H. P Bardshar, of the Cherry Creek country, are vis- itors in ire city. Mir. Bardshar is en- gagged in mining.
 From the Coast
 Among business visitors here from Los Angeles are w. H. Hayward and w. NJ Anderson. They are register ed at the St. Michael hotel. Returns to Jerome
 James Laudenslager, of Jerome, formerly leader of the Prescott mu- nicipal band, has returned to his home after a short visit here. Phoenix Attorney
 Judge Thomas w. Nealon, Phoenix attorney and state referee in bank ruptcy, is making a visit in Prescott on legal business, arriving Monday night.
 From the Junction
 Rufus Cannon, rancher of Con gress Junction, and brother of L. B. Cannon, deputy sheriff of that pre- cinct, was a visitor here yesterday on business. Attend Meeting
 Mrs. Milton P Higgins of Wor- cester, Mass, national president of the Mothers congress and the Par ent-Teachers' association, accom- panied by her secretary, Miss Ruth A. Bottomley, is leaving for Phoenix after a short Stay ill Prescott, to at tend the convention Of the Arizona State Parent Teachers association there Friday and Saturday. Paving Contractors
 Colonel E. Power Conway and E. | Van Doorn are here representing Warren Brothers company of Phoe- nix, to whom the contract to pave the downtown section of Prescott was awarded the first Of the month | by the city council. Go toaJerome
 w. w. Midgley, chairman of the board of supervisors, and Members C. C. Stukey and L. s. Colwell, to- gether with J. w. Sullivan, county road foreman, yesterday went to Je- rome to look over county roads in that vicinity.
 Mayer Visitor
 MT. and Mrs. E. F. Leonard of Mayer were visitors here yesterday, driving in on Monday to attend the opera. MT. Leonard is in charge of wrecldng the Rigby and the Great Western smelters near Mayer. Attends Convention
 Mrs. Elmer Brennan, president of the Miller Valley Parent Teachers association, is going to Phoenix to attend the convention Of the state P.-T. A. organization there Friday and Saturday. l. From Seligman
 Judge James NJ. Kelly, justice Of the peace for the Seligman precinct, is in the city as a witness in the Grady Bartley case being tried be- fore the superior court. Chiropractor Ill
 Dr. c. D. Claus, practicing chiro- practor of Prescott yesterday went to Phoenix to secure medical treat ment. Dr. Claus has been in poor health recently. From the North
 Tom Dublin, manager of the Double-9 cattle outfit near Seligman, is among visitors ill Prescott. 1 Attends Opera
 Mrs H. C. Heffleman, of Mayer, IS in the city to attend the opera. Goes to Coast
 Frank Hood, of the Arizona Power