Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08

will remain for two weeks on visit with his mother, Mrs. Caroline Tucker.
 CFron Fridays pauy)
 Comes from Ruby
 Fred Ott is making short visit in this city from his home in Ruby, in the southern part Of the state.
 From the Farms
 1 L. \. George, principal of the
 Prescott Farms school, passed yes Iterday in Prescott on business.
 Phoenix Visitor
 i Fred R. Fapquier, of Phoenix, was a visitor on business here Friday, registering at the St Michael hotel. Weekend Here 1 Mrs. ]. M. Cooke and her small son arrived yesterday in Prescott to remain over Sunday with friends. From Dewey
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Genung were in the city yesterday from their home in Dewey, shopping and visiting friends.
 ITO Seigman
 Assistant County Attorney R. B.. lWestetvelt has gone to Seligman for a short stay on legal business. Attends Meeting
 L. l.. Bates was visitor here yes terday from his ranch at Granite Dells. To Camp Verde C. L. Pickrell, county agricultural agent, yesterday went to Camp Verde 10 attend . meeting Of Icattlemen of that district. Returns from South 4. A. Johns has returned from Phoenix, whete he has been since the opening of the special session of the state legislature.
 From Mayer E. E. Leonard, a member of the firm which is wrecking the old Rigby shelter at Mayer, came in from that place on business yesterday. Mayer Teacher Miss Cora E. Phillips, primary grade teacher at the Mayer school, is in Prescott for the weekend, coming in yesterday.
 On Motor Trip
 Mir. and Mrs Alex L. Jones today will start on the first lap of motor tour Of the Pacific coast, to be gone six months. To Cave Greek
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor of the Prescott forest, today will go to Cave Greek, on trail inspection and range appraisal.
 On County Business
 l. B. Cannoui deputy sheriff of the Congress Junction precinct, pass ed yesterday in this city on official business. .-el From Winslow
 Frank Bartlett5 former. Santa Fe night policeman here, came down yesterday from lINinslow, where he is employed with the railroad. From Dewey
 MT. and Mrs. William West yester- day were in this city on a short visit with friends, and to transact busi- ness. Their horne is in Dewfy. Deputy SheriffgrT@;s
 Norman zNeihs, deputy sheriff for the Ash Fork precinct, was here yes tetday, coming down CD the early train. He returned last mght.e.s,'-r Mayer Visitor r'-e--'-A A---- ! Ed. s. Rogers, resident of Mayer came to Prescott for. a short stay on business Friday, registering at the Prescott hotel. -..l>.-.t s.-. =. Highway Commissioner
 C. P. Mullen, member of the coun- ty highway commission, was 2 visitor in: Prescott on business yesterday, 1 coming in from his cattle ranch ati Hillside. Returns to Mayer
 E. B. Pentland yesterday returned to Mayer He drove in Friday even ing to attend the meeting of the FFeScott chapter, American HSSocla- ton of Engineers. Lecturer Here
 Major William T. Morgan, of the International Correspondence schools, ! accompanied by Charles Sears, ar rived yesterday from Albuquerque. Major Morgan will speak before. the Rotary club tomorrow. Go to Meeting ....
 H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott National forest, and George Mutz, Prescott forest ranger, yester- day went to Camp Verde to attend the Black Hills Cattle association 
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