Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-11
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 CFrom Sundays DaiIy)
 Is Improved Robert Jameson, of the O. w. Bruchman clothing store, who has been i'll for the past several days, yesterday was much improved. Visits Cousin
 Harry Brose of Sparta, Mich, is here for a few days visit with his cousin, Mrs. Alex L. Jones, stopping off en route to California.
 Come from Phoenix
 Thos. Rice, Jr., and R. F. Schaef- fer, both of Phoenix, arrived in Prescott Sunday, planning to remain here for several days on business. On Legal Business
 E. H. Loveridge, Prescott attorney, yesterday went to Phoenix on busi- ness connected with extradition of Frank J. Olzer.
 Returns to Home
 Miss Mildred Walters returned to her home in Mayer Sunday, conclud- ing a visit of several days with friends in Prescott.
 Verde Visitor
 c. w. Hankin, manager of the Fred Harvey dairy farm at Del Rio, was a visitor here yesterday on busi- ness.
 Returns from Home
 Miss J. L. Owen, teacher in the Jerome schools; returned from her home in Morenci, going to Jerome this morning.
 Here on Business
 R. R. Larkins, representing Ginn & Co.,, Boston, publishers of school textbooks, was in this city yester- day, on his regular trip. Mayer Visitor
 Mrs. Frank Wilson, we'll known Mayer resident, was a visitor in Prescott on Sunday, passing the day with friends here. Attends Meeting
 Mrs. John Munds, resident of Cot tonwood, yesterday went to Phoenix to attend a meeting of the democ-. rratic central committee. County Business
 Ben Powers, juvenile officer, and R. B. Westervelt, deputy county at torney, yesterday went to Jerome on official business. Bianconi in Town
 John Bianconi, interested in the agricultural aspects of the cattle busi-- ness, attended the meeting of the Yavapai association. From the Springs
 Jock McLaren, well known pro- fessional golfer and instructor at the Castle Hot Springs links, is passing a few days in Prescott with his brother, Alec McLaren. Ranger Here
 Fred Haworth, ranger for the Cedar Glade district of the Prescott National forest was here yesterday on business at the local forest service office. Returns from Mine
 George w. Johnson, manager ot the Arizona Binghampton, returned to Prescott Sunday, after a short visit at the camp, in the Stoddard district .. Move to Prescott
 MT. and Mrs. Otho R. Hill, for merly of Dewey, have moved to Prescott, MT. Hill being associated with R. H., Burmister in the realty business here. Comes from Coast
 R. S. Mason, chief engineer for the Arizona Power company, arrived here Sunday from his headquarters in Los Angeles, on business for the company. Return to Ranch
 MT. and Mrs C. w. Carter yester- Jay afternoon returned to their -anch ill Kirkland, after passing Sum lay and Monday with friends ard -elatives here. Return to Kingman
 MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Freeman nave returned to their home in King nan, after several days at Humboldt IS house guests of Mrs. G. M. Col ,ocoresses. Jerome Visitor
 NJ. w. Aiken, rancher of the Je- ( ome district, came to Prescott yes- . erday on a short visit, transacting { business and greeting friends in this ,ity. ( Goes to Coast
 L. H. Oliver, director of vocational : raining at the Fort Whipple federal 1