Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-25
(From Tuesdays Daily)
In From Mayer

In From Mayer
 Knute Swanson and John Gill, both lof Mayer, were among visitors in
 town on Sunday.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Harter of
 Phoenix are here for several days, registered at the St. Michael
 Here From Coast
 Capt. H. K. Carr has arrived from Los Angeles and will be here for several days as the aHest of E. w. Wells.
 Drives to Ranch
 Wallace NJ. Coburn drove out to the Coburn Brothers ranch on Sun day.
 From Fl Paso Joe Rice of Fl Paso is in the city on business for a wholesale concern dealing in powder and explosives. From the North
 Miss Mary Lee of Williams arrived in Phescott Sunday to pass few days in the city visiting friends. Returns From South William Coburn has returned from business trip of several days to Phoenix.
 Rancher Here
 George Ainsworth was among visi- tors in the city on Sunday, coming in from his ranch in Walnut Creek. Rancher Visits
 Ed Stephens has come in to town for a few days from his ranch in Simmons to transact business and greet friends.
 Phoenix Broker
 George w. Elias is passing few days in the city on business. Elias is engaged in the brokerage busi- ness in Phoenix.
 Ranger Here
 H. L. Cannon, vocational ranger on the Sycamore. district of the Pres colt forest, was in town Sunday. On Mine Business
 Arriving from Los Angeles Sunday, H. B. Bardshar, who is interested in mining in the Cherry Creek district, yesterday went out to look over his property.
 Returns From Ranch
 John L. Davis has returned to town from visit to the Williamson Valley Farms company's ranch, where hel has been recently. Brings in Buck
 Art Ploetz of the Sawyer & Ploetz store brought in a five-point buck weighing IFS pounds Sunday. He got the deer in the Jerome country. Returns to South
 After passing several days in Pres colt, Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst left for Phoenix Sunday to join Senator Ash urst.
 Returns From Coast
 Ed Shumate of the Owl drug store has returned from an extended trip to Los Angeles. From Mayer
 MT. and Mrs. Byron F. Brady and their young son were visitors in town on Sunday, coming in from their home in Mayer to pass the day. Returns to Capital ,
 Miss Minnie Seaman has returned to her home in the capital after passing the weekend here as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Minnie Seaman. Froz Skull Valley II
 Miss Carrie Welch, teacher in the Skull Valley school, was among visi- tors in town Saturday. She has re- turned after visiting the fair grounds and exhibits. Returns to Mayer
 John R. Robertson, Republican can 1idate for justice of the peace Of he Mayer precinct, has returned to I Mayer after two months in the south T ,rn part of the state. in Health il
 s. N. Boblett of Lynx Creek IS ] after a recent illness, h Lrs. Boblett, who has been i'll for t he vast year, is now reported to be d much improved in health. Q ioes to Coast T. ]. w. Ball, in charge of roads and fI rails construction through national orests in the west, has gone to Los | Angeles after visit of several days sl n Prescott and vicinity. W rom Peoples Valley u Miss Darch Morgan and Mrs. R. d. V. Forbes came in on Saturday to e hop and to see the fair from Peo- les Valley, where Miss Morgan r caches at the school there. Mrs. 4, 'orbes is the wife of the manager nj f the Hayes Cattle company. al