Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-18
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Phoenix Merchants I. E. Hicks and J. o. Cltfors, merchants of Phoenix, are making a short visit to this city on business. To Locate Here c
 Miss Ada Mason, of Phoenix. has arrived in Prescott, and plans to make her home in this city. Here on Business
 H. D. Healey, resident of Phoenix, is passing few days in Prescott, coming north on business. Mayer Visitor
 IT. A. Wagner of Mayer, is among visitors here, planning to remain un- til the end of the week. California Visitor
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred NJ. Brooks of California are in this city for few days, coming to visit friends here. Coast Visitor
 w. (. Mccormick, business man of Los Angeles, is among visitors in this city, coming from the coast on business.
 Southern Visitor
 O. H. Benner, Phoenix business man, has arrived in Prescott, plan ming to remain for few days to transact business.
 Winslow Visitor
 ]. w. Wingfield, merchant of Win slow, is among arrivals in Prescott. He plans to make a stay of several days in this city.
 Flagstaff Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. C. D. Richardson and son, of Flagstaff, are among visitors in Prescott, coming from the north to pass several days in this city. Comes from Mayer
 Tom Wagner, foreman of the Horseshoe ranch near Mayer, passed yesterday in Prescott, transacting business.
 Mining Man Here
 NJ. A. Mckay, mining man of the Crown King district, is passing sev- eral days in this city on business, ar irving late Tuesday night. From tho Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Hansen, of Los Angeles, were visitors in Pres colt yesterday, stopping off en route to the east, to visit their nephew, patient at Fort Whipple. Railroad Visitor
 L. E. Williamson is in Prescott for several days on business at the local railroad offices. Williamson is To- cated with the Santa Fe at it's offices in San Bernardino. Returns from Verde
 A. H. Favour returned to Prescott from the Verde valley, where he has been on business forl inc cattle industry, visiting Jerome and Camp Verde. Fair Oaks Rancher
 William Roberts, raucher of the Fair Oaks country, was visitor here yesterday, coming in to tram :act business and greet his Prescott friends. Says Range Good Cole Campbell, well known cattle man of the Ash Fork country, was in this city yesterday on business. It $ his opinion that feed on the desert will be good this year, and he re- ports there is plenty of water around Ash Fork, Expected Today |
 R. H. Burmister, who for the past month has been visiting his son in Denver, Colo, is expected to return to Prescott today. Business in Phoenix
 Robert McMurchie, of the law firm of Norris & Norris, is passing sev- eral days at the capital, on business before the state corporation commis- sion. Returns to Camp
 E. (. Brown, who has been in Prescott for the past day or so, pur-
  chasing supplies for his mining camp in the Humboldt district, plans to re- turn there today. Returns Home
 Ben J. Perkins, of Perkinsville, ac- by N, NJ. Perkins, of Vii jams, yesterday returned to his home, concluding a short visit in Prescott.
 Go to Capital ;.
 Mrs. Margaret Smith and her son, 1 E. R. Smith, of Holbrook, yesterday went to Phoenix, after short visit in Prescott. Mrs. Smith is proprietor of the Commercial hotel at Holbrook. | To Yaeger Canyon
 Julius H. Warren, vocation ranger stationed at the Yaeger Canyon dis trict, yesterday returned there after l week or two in Prescott at the forest service office here.