Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-27
Going to Coast

] Andrews has been granted three weeks leave from his duties as pastor of the First Methodist church and
 during his absence will attend the Methodist conference, to be held al
 Fresno the week of October II to l18 under the leadership of Bishop Vim. s. Quayle.
 Contractor Here
 NJ. F. Offutt who is connected with Warren Brothers of Phoenix, has been in Prescott for a few days on business concerning Warren Brothers paving contract here. Offutt expressed himself as being well pleased with the progress of the work, and anticipated the completion of the Gurley street paving within three weeks. Jerome Merchant
 Dennis Shea, merchant of Jerome, was among visitors in Prescott yes- terday.
 Jerome Visitor
 Ed Kurmeier, well known resident of Jerome came to Prescott yester- day on business.
 Jerome Visitor
 John J. Shea, of Mitchell & Shea, proprietors of the P. o. Cigar Store in Jerome, came to Prescott yester- day to transact bWsiness. Tn Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas re- turned yesterday from Phoenix, where Mir. Thomas spent the day on business for the Santa Fe. Leave for Salem
 Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Springer, who have resided here for the past two years, left yesterday for their former home in Salem, Wash. Mining Man Here
 NJ. A. Mckay Of Crown King is in the city this week on court busi- ness. He is staying at the Congress. From CleTnenceau
 Mrs. L. E. Fish is among those registered at the Head hotel. She drove in from Clemenceau yesterday on business.
 From the Coast
 w. L. Conger is in Prescott and vicinity this week calling on the local hardware houses ill the interest Of San Francisco wholesale con cern.
 Visiting in City
 Josephine Roberts registered yes terday at the Prescott hotel for a short visit in town. Here Temporarily
 w. w. DSwney of Phoenix is working in Prescott temporarily at the Santa Fe dispatchers' office. Returns from Coast
 Paul Bruce, ttwho is ill the employ of the Santa Fe here, returned from Los Angeles recently, where he at tended the funeral of little Robert Lee.
 Move to Indiana
 MT. and Mrs. Monroe Redden and Miss Alta Redden are planning to leave within the next few days for their former home in Delhi, Ind, Mining Business
 MT. and Mrs. w. Dryden and son, Charles, are in Prescott for a few days stay. Dryden is mining man of the Turkey vicinity, and is in town primarily on business connected with his interests there. Returns from Coast
 J. R., Poe, chief dispatcher for the Santa Fe here, returned Monday noon from Los Angeles, where he was called by the untimely death of his little son, Robert aged 5. Mir. Poe left last Thursday. Here from Florida
 L. s. Hildreth, formerly employed 1 by the Santa Fe at this point, has re- turned to Prescott after an absence of nearly two years at Tampa, Fla, joining his father here. To Locate Here
 ]. J. Taylor of Phoenix left last evening for that city, where he will conclude business arrangements with a view to locating in Prescott i'm  Visits Brother
 L. H. Gammill and his daughter, Miss Dorothy, of Phoenix, left last evening after weeks visit with MT. Gammill's brother, George, who is teaching the Granite Mountain | school this season. Returns from Mexico
 Ralph Celaya has resumed his duties at the Biles-Lockhart clothing store after a stay of two months at Sonora, Mexico, where he went to visit his aged grand mother. To Live in Valley