Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-25

From Clarkdale
 Albin Manini yesterday was tran sacting business in this city, coming over from his home in Clarkdale.
 Humboldt Visitor
 Business with the county yesterday Drought Elmer Jones, of Humboldt, Ito Prescott, where he passed the day..
 Mayer Visitor
 K. A. Swansin yesterday drove to Prescott from his home in Mayer, coming in on a short trip on busi- mess. Cottonwood Visitor l Joe Bischetti yesterday came in from Cottonwood. calling at the court house to secure his 1922 auto mobile license.
 Kirkland Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. J. (. Garter yestsr- day drove in to this city from their home in Kirkland, passing the day shopping and visiting.
 Goes to Verde A. N. Jones, secretary of the coun- ty highway commission, yesterday went to the Verde valley, where he will pass the weekend.
 Walker Visitor 1 Archie Anderson, well known cattleman from Walker, was among Prescott visitors yesterday. He. passed the day transacting business and greeting friends.
 Dewey Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Genung were here yesterday from their homo in Dewey, shopping and visiting, Mrs. Genung,. who teaches the county school at Yaba Wash, attending the teachers institute.
 Cattleman Here
 Rollin w. Ainsworth, well known cattleman of the Camp Wood coun- try, yesterday came to Prescott eo pass the day transacting business and greeting his Prescott friends. Returns to Home
 Mrs. Amanda Ekblad yesterday re turned to her home at Wagoner, where she teaches school, following l the close of the teachers institute here. Is Better
 Miss Helena McEachren, who has 1 been i'll for a number of days, yes terday was much better, according to friends, and will soon be able to be out Dewey RanchG
 Anton Peter, well known rancher of Dewey, was here yesterday on a short stay on business, returning to his home later in the afternoon. Reported Better
 Miss Alice Springfield, who was critically i'll during the carly part of the week, has improved to a great extent, and will recover. Dewey Visitor
 James A. Maders, well known resi- dent of Dewey, passed yesterday in this city, coming in on short busi-, ness trip. I From the Farms l
 Miss Carrie I. Cook, teacher al the Prescott Farms school, was attend ing the teachers institute here yes terday. -,.e Goes to- California ,.-.,i !
 James A. Hope, president of the Bashford Burmister company, has gone to California, where he will. re- main for few days on business. Rancher Here
 Ralph Stoughton, Fancher of the Cherry Creek country, was among visitors in Prescott yesterday, com ing in for short while on business. Returns to Farms T.
 L. N' GSOlBCJ pihISAPoA VI NiS Prescott Farms school, has returned there, leaving after the close of the teachers institute yesterday after noon. From Walnut Creek
 Ranger Ed H., Oldham of the Pres colt forest service, came in from his station in the Walnut Creek dis trict. yesterday, on business with the local office
 From Walnut Creek
 Miss Alice NJ. Consnt, teacher of the school at Walnut Creek, was in Prescott yesterday, attending the teachers institute, which closed yes terday afternoon From Kirkland
 Coming in to pass few days in Prescott, MT. and Mrs. (. C. Crose of Kirkland were among visitors here yesterday, Mrs Crose attending the teachers institute. From Granite Mt. C
 MT. and Mrs. George Camel were t n this city yesterday, and are re- ]