Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-06

Sawyer left last night for Jerome.
 where they will spend the day with Mir. Sawyer's family, returning this evening.
 Delayed by Storm
 Coming in yesterday from his home at the Midnight Test mine at Groom
 Creek, to attend to some business matters, Francis H. Clark was delay ed by the storm and decided to re- main here over the holiday.
 Returns from Ash Fork
 Rev. O. NJ. Andrews returned yes terday from Ash Fork, where he went to conduct devotional services Tues day evening. g Holiday Here
 Jim, Morrell drove in yesterday from the Banning Creek dam, where he is employed, in order to attend to some business and visit with local Prescott friends over Thanksgiving. Drake Visitors
 Coming in yesterday from their home at Drake, Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Glasener bought supplies for the gen. eral store which they operate at that point, and transacted other business. Surveyor Here
 William Pradt drove in from Skull Valley where he is working in the interests of the forest survey service, in order to pass Thanksgiving with friends in this city Pradt is a forest ranger.
 Here on Business
 Coming up from their home at Tempe yesterday, MT. and Mrs. FL lingson will spend a few days here greeting friends and transacting busi- ness. Yucca Cattle1nan
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Rudy surprised their Prescott friends yesterday by making a trip to this city, the first in several months. Their home is at Yucca, where they have extensive stock interests.
 Dewey Merchant
 Driving in shortly in advance of their usual visit due to today being a holiday, MT. and Mrs. C. E. Stan ton are attending to some business affairs and greeting friends here. They own the general store at Dewey. Highway Engineer
 A. B. Colwell, prominent engineer of Jerome, came down from the Bill lion Dollar camp yesterday to do some shopping and pass the day with friends.
 Kirkland Stockrnan
 Mir. and Mrs. Wayne Thornburg yesterday came in from Kirkland, where Thornburg is foreman of the Three Links Cattle company. Attending Clinic
 Dr. C. R. K. Swetnam is in Los Angeles attending a clinic being held there by famous Austrian surgeon and scientist. Dr. Swetnam was at one time pupil of the eminent Aus trian, studying under him at Vienna Buying Supplies
 Need of sacks and other supplies with which to carry on their work yesterday brought Tom and Bill Buckman, and John Slack, in from the Cornucopia miner where they are pushing development with all pos sible speed.
 Visits Mother
 Mrs. Beverly Burke and her young son, Jimmy Burke, have gone to Phoenix to visit Mrs. Burke's par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mulrein, over Thanksgiving, and will be away for about two weeks. Mrs. Mulrein is i'll.
 Visits Parents
 Miss Frances Giroux yesterday afternoon went to Mayer to pass the Thanksgiving vacation with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. F. w. Giroux. MT. Giroux is manager of the Swas- tika Mining company, whose proper ty is located near Mayer. Brought Storm Back
 Arriving yesterday on the noon train from Los Angeles after spend ing few days there on business, T. F. Mclaughlin plead guilty to bring ing the storm with him, as he said that it had been raining ever since he left the coast. He found the weather very disagreeable in the southern California city, and made a shorter stay than he expected ill or der to get back to Prescott. Brother Coming
 A brother of the late Hugh NJ. Lee, who died Tuesday morning at Fort Whipple, is expected to arrive bara +Odo1y f-orr, tho far,;1,, bo,,,a o+