Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-05
City NeoUs Tn Brief
F1om Wednesdays pany1

Florence, IS making a Vlslt m this city on business.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 Miss Susie McIver, of Clarkdale, is visiting in the city for several days.
 From the South
 O. E. Reynolds is among arrivals here from the south, coming from his home in Globe to transact busi- ness in this vicinity.
 From Turkey Creek
 w. N. Jenkins, mining man of Turkey creek, is visiting in the city on business.
 Jerome Visitor
 Joseph Larsen, well known mining man of this county, is in the city on a short visit.
 Return to Mayer
 Deacon" w. D. Skinner and John Gill yesterday returned to the Poca- hontas mine near Mayer, following short stay in Prescott on business. Comes from Mayer
 John Funk is among visitors in the city from Mayer, coming in on business. He is connected with the United Arizona.
 From Walnut Creek
 MT. and Mrs. George Ainsworth and Ben Ainsworth are visiting in this city from their ranch at Walnut creek
 From Pl1ntenney
 Harold Ern is here for few days from Puntenney where he is engaged in ranching.
 From Springeville
 James Hale, of Springerville, is passing several days with friends in this city.
 Return from South
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Juliani have returned from Phoenix, and are now at home in Pine Crest. Mrs. Juliani formerly was Miss Lucille Budd Walker Visitor
 Mrs. Julia Borah passed yesterday in Prescott shopping and visiting. Her home is in Walker, where her husband is engaged in mining. Goes to Phoenix
 Miss Mary McEachren, principal of the Miller Valley school, yester- day went to Phoenix, planning to re- main at the capital for several days, visiting and shopping. Returns to Ranch
 Harry Knight, president of the Yavapai County Cattle Growers as sociation, yesterday returned to his ranch at Camp Wood, after a short stay here on business. Visits Friends
 Mrs. A. K. Smith, of Phoenix, is visiting friends in Prescott. She ar rived from the south Monday. From Springerville
 Mrs. w. C. Coleman, of Springer vile, is among visitors in the Mile High city, planning to remain here for several days. From Williamson
 MT. and Mrs William E. Bozarth are visiting in the city, having driven in from their ranch in the William son valley. Deputy Sheriff
 John L. Munds, deputy sheriff of the Clarkdale and Clemenceau pre- cinct, yesterday drove over to this city on official business. Returns to Coast
 L. ]. Shea, who arrived here Mon day to take charge of the local vet erns' bureau office, yesterday return ed to his home near San Francisco, called there by the serious illness of his wife.
 Dr. Osburn Away
 Dr. J. w. OSburn who went to C. rome on business is going to spend the rest of the week in the Verde valley. Sheep Grower Here
 Elmer Hummer, of the Hudspeth Sheep company at Seligman, arrived in Prescott from the north yester- day. He is transacting business in the city.
 Return from Bisbee
 Mrs. John Cain and Mrs. ]. H. Shaunessey have returned from Bis bee, to which city they were called to attend the funeral of Ed Cain, Mrs. Gains brother-in-law. Mining Man Here
 F. w. Giroux, president of the Swastika mine, and his young daugh- ter, Adda Jane, are in the city for a visit of several days, coming from Mayer.
 From Wickenburg
 George B. Upton, manager of the Wickenburg plant of the Upton Oil | company, and (. E. Beach, an oil