Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-20
Brings in Crops

III lle Nailcy. On lnlS tract nave
 been raised fine Bermuda onions lpotatoes, beans, melons and other
 produce. The longest ear of corn
 brought in yesterday measured lt inches.
 From Phoenix
 George w. Miller of Phoenix ar
 rived from the south yesterday, reg
 istering at the Congress hotel.
 From Kirkland
 J: w. Johnson yesterday drove in
 from his home ill Kirkland to pass
 the day in the city on business.
 With the Circus
 George B. Chandler of the Sells
 F1oto circus company arrived in the
 city yesterday in advance of the ar
 rival of the circus from Phoenix.
 Mining Man Here i J. (. Garner, well known mining man of Crown King, was among ar rivals in the city on Friday, and was here yesterday on business.
 From Humboldt
 Mrs. F. A. Robinson drove in to town Friday from her home in Hum boldt, coming to transact business and visit friends.
 Business Man Among business men in the city are J. w. Luke of Chicago. NJ. ]. Wilson of Kerrville, Texas, and Jack Brace of Phoenix.
 From Venezia
 L. w. Wright came down from his home in Venezia yesterday to pass the day transacting business and greeting friends.
 From Walker District
 Jack Hayes, superintendent of the Big Dome mine, was in the city on business yesterday from his home in Walker.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Arriving yesterday from Phoenix, w. w. Downing and wife are pass ing a few days in Prescott They are registered at the Head hotel Goes to Kirkland
 C. L. Pickrell, county agricultural agent, yesterday went to Kirkland on business for his office. Mayer Visitor
 H. C. Heffelman of Mayer was a visitor in the city yesterday, coming in on business and returning in the afternoon
 Goes to Germany
 William Paar of the Head Hotel company left during the week for his home in Germany, where he will visit relatives and transact business. He plans to return about the first of the year. Verde Visitors
 Driving over from their home ill Clarkdale yesterday, R. E. Burlington and family passed the day visiting friends in Prescott. Kirkland Folk
 T. L. Morris and w. Peterson, well known residents of Kirkland, ! drove in to town yesterday to tran sact business. Business Visitors E. w. Fish of Los Angeles and i Wyatt w. Jones of Salt Lake City | are among visitors in the city on business.
 In for Day
 Joe Rudy and family came in to town yesterday from their home at Yucca. They passed the day tran pcting business and greeting friends. Returns from Trip
 Robert Munro, assistant forest su oervisor, was expected to return last night from the Jerome district of the orest, where he has been inspecting work on the Mingus mountain ecreation area. 2ancher Here
 J. NJ. Carter passed yesterday in Prescott coming ill from the Carter anch at Kirkland. C From the South (
 Arriving yesterday from their home l n Phoenix, o. A. Laprach and wife re among visitors in Prescott. erome Visitors
 Chairman R. E. Moore and Engi- eer Joe Mccarthy, accompanied by . Francis Lyons, were over yesterday fternoon on business at the high ray commission office. Il )ut of Hospital o Mrs. Christine F. Johnson, secre- il lry of the highway commission, who n 'as taken to Mercy hospital Thurs Y ay afternoon, is expected back at CT desk tomorrow. :. larkdale Visitor [ !, A. N. Jones of the Clarkdale I'm u rovement company, came over for c
 short stay in town yesterday, re- F rning last night. eturn to Phoenix L Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, ? ho have been visiting in Prescott il nd the north for the past week or n, ), are returning to their home in hoenix n eturns from Phoenix
 Emmet T. Morrison yesterday re- T rned from Phoenix, where he went riday on a brief business trip. oi oes to College co Paul Dalle, son of Mir. and Mrs. m
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