Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-15

the Cherry district. James Phillips Here James Phillips of Humboldt was the guest Sunday of his aunt, Mrs. R. ]. Phillips, of Pine Crest. Mayer Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Germain of Mayer were in Prescott yesterday visiting friends and transacting business. From Yeager Canyon
 Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Tenell were shopping in the city yesterday. Their home is at Yeager Canyon. From Bannie Mine
 Joe Algert, who is employed at the Bannie mine in the Walker dis trict, was in town yesterday on busi- ness.
 From the Coast
 E. E. Bishop of Los Angeles is calling on customers in the interest of a Los Angeles wholesale house. Seni-annual Trip
 E. ]. Schneider, representing a large Salt Lake concern, IS in the city on business. He makes this ter ritory but twice yearly. Camp Wood Cattlernan
 Harry S. Knight is here for day or so on business, coming in from his ranch III the Camp Wood country.
 From Willow Creek
 MT. and Mrs. Minor Bishop of Willow Creek were in town yester- day shopping and greeting friends. Bishop is well known rancher. From Kirkland
 Sant Reed, a farmer from the Kirkland district, was in the city yesterday on legal business. Whipple Man Leaves
 C. s. Olmstead, who recently left the post and has since made his home in town, left yesterday fer St. Ranger Here
 Ranger Cannon of the Prescott forest service was in the city today on business with Forest Supervisor H. B. Wales.
 Copper Basin Cattleman
 George Becker who has large stock interests in the Copper Basin country, was business visitor in Prescott yesterday
 Return from Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Harry A. Temple oi Temples garage, returned yesterday from a motor trip to Phoenix. Sells Auto Supplies
 J. s. Downey of Los Angeles was in the city yesterday calling on his customers. He represents the firm of Chanslor & Lyon, Los Angeles automobile supply house. Reports Many Turks
 William Stevens of Camp Verde was in Prescott on a business trif yesterday. He is associated with tho Wingfield Commercial company. Ht told friends here that turkeys art plentiful in his section.
 Goes to Phoenix
 O. (. Jehling, who has been hel for some time in the interest of tht Bridge-Beach Manufacturing com pany, stove and hardware manufac turers of St. Louis, Mo, went tc Phoenix yesterday.
 Return from South
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert w. Byrns o the Arizona Bus company have re turned from Phoenix where theI have been for several days on eusi ness.
 Kirkland Rancher
 B. B. Sorrells was business wis itor in Prescott yesterday. He Is ; rancher and states that the agricul tural outlook at Kirkland was neve! better.
 From El Paso ! Charles A. Hickman of Ei Pas' and John McCourt of Los Angelet are hero on a business trip. The! are soap brokers, selling to merch ants in carload lots.
 Returns to Work
 Wm. Nelson left for Prairie yester day after an enforced rest of nor than three weeks, due to a spraine' ankle. He is cutting wood at PrairI on an extensive scale>
 Skull Valley Pouluyman
 Dr. c. w. Cutler of Skull Nalle returned to his home yesterday atte spending the day here on bushes: Dr. Cutler has one of the largest an best equipped poultry ranches in thi section of the state. Ranger Transferred Ranger Ralph Anderson. who ha been assisting Ed Oldham on tn Walnut Creek district, was in tow yesterday on his way to the Blood