Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-29


 the Verde valley after short visit in Prescott.
 Dial Returns
 | John Dial, well known citizen of this county, where he figured in the race for sheriff last year, plans to return to Yavapai from Torrance, Calf. where lie recently went into the grocery business.
 Returns to South
 ]. (. Henson, Wickenburg rancher, has returned to his home in the south, after short stay in Prescott, during which he attended the mar riage of his brother, W. J. Henson, of Phoenix, with Miss Marie Bell. Returns to Home Hix Thornbnrg yesterday returned to his home i'll Kirkland, where he is 1 in the garage business. Returns to Home
 Lester Pew, Turkey Creek rancher. has returned to his home after a short visit here on business. Return to Hcme 1 Mir. and Mrs. ]. A. Rounds yester- | day returned to their home ill Selg- man, after a stay Of several days in this city, during which they were witnesses i'll the Grady Bartley trial Visit on Coast
 Mrs. NJ. B. Hazeltine and her son, Bosali, have gone to California for visit of week or two.
 From Camp Verde H. C. Blackford came 10 Prescott Thursday for a few days visit on business and with friends here. Kirkland Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles L. Rigden, ranching folk of Kirkland, arrived in the city yesterday for short visit. Visits Friends
 Don McIvor is making visit to the city, arriving from Fl Paso for a visit with friends in Prescott. Kirkland Cattlemen
 (. A. Jackson and Dave Stewart, l cattlemen of the Kirkland country, 1 are among visitors in this city. Rancher Visits
 William Roberts came in to the l city yesterday from his ranch at Fair Oaks, and was greeting friends and transacting business here. From Fl Paso
 o. (. Peterson, Fl Paso merchant, is visiting in the city. From Del Rio
 ]. Mills arrived yesterday from his home at Del Rio. He intends to visit here for day or two. Here On Business
 John C. Schmidt, business man of Phoenix, arrived in the city yester day for a short stay. From Ash Fork
 NJ. B. Adams, of Ash Fork, is passing several days in Prescott. He arrived from the north on Thursday. From New Mexico
 Coming from Santa Fe, N. M., MT. and Mrs. George Lamont are visitors in this city for few days. From the Verde
 Barton Lebsch, well known rancher of the Verde, arrived in Prescott yesterday. He says the crop out look in the valley is very good. From Jerome
 Perry Ling, well known Jerome ; attorney, drove over the hill for a : short visit in this city on legal busi- i ness. He returned in the evening. From Camp Wood
 ]. R. Wilson, well known cattle { nan of Camp Wood, was among l arrivals in the city yesterday. He will be here for day or two. From Hillside
 Fl. C. Wood, Hillside cattleman, Is passing several days i'll the Mile High T ,ity on business. He arrived here ate Thursday. s From Camp Verde l A. L. Warfe, who arrived Thurs < lay from Camp Verde, remained in Il he city yesterday, transacting buSi- l' less and greeting his friends here. q Returns from Texas Mrs. George Bishop has returned \ rom visit to her former home in Toxas,( where she was called recent l y by the illness of her mother. ' foes to Mayer r. Miss Mary O'Brien of Fort Whip $ lie yesterday went to Mayer to pass s he weekend there with her parents, ir. and Mrs. J. F. O'Brien. \ Dewey Merchant s MT. and Mrs. C. E. Stanton drove 9 Prescott yesterday from their ome at Dewey. Mir. Stanton is the r roprietor of the Dewey store. n rom Tucson W I. F. Corcoran and George L. Will al