Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-12

| Jerome.
 Return from South 1 Among those coming Up from the
 south Sunday were the members of
 the Badger debating team, the Misses
 Eleanor Cotton and Dorothy Stuart
 and their coach, Miss Frances Keene,
 English instructor.
 Attends Meeting
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county
 superintendent of schools, is at
 tending conference of the admins trative section of the Arizona State Teachers association in Tucson, meeting yesterday and today.
 Goes to Phoenix County Attorney J. L. Sullivan is in Phoenix on county legal business connected with the Maricopa- Yava- pal boundary hearing. He went down Sunday night. Deputy County At torney R. B. Westervelt has returned from Phoenix, where he went on similar business last week.
 Gees to Phoenix
 Lester Ruffner last night went to Phoenix for q shor; visit on busi- ness.
 From Crown King
 NJ A. Mckay, mining man of Crown King, is making a business visit ill the city.
 Hillside Visitor
 H. C. Wood is among visitors in the city, coming in yesterday from his home in Hillside.
 Returns from East
 A. Rodgers of this city, has re- turned from business visit to sev- eral eastern cities. From Kirkland
 Fred Woodward is passing several days in the city on business, coming from his home in Kirkland From the South
 MT. and Mrs. C. Thomas are visit ing in the city from Phoenix, arriv- ing Sunday and registering at the Prescott hotel Vacation Here
 MT. and Mrs T. D. Shaughnessy, of Phoenix, arrived in Prescott yes terday, and will be here for two weeks, on vacation. From the North
 MT. and Mrs c. W. Bright arrived | on Sunday from their home in Flag staff, and are passing several days l here on a short visit. From the East
 Coming from South Dakota, Mir and Mrs. B. A. Brown, accompanied by Glen Graynor, are visitors in this city They arrived Sunday. From Cottonwood
 R. F. Grant, rancher of the Cot tonwood country, passed yesterday ! in Prescott, transacting business and | greeting his friends here. From Jerome
 Emil Kovacovich, well known merchant of Jerome, was here yes- terday, driving over from the copper camp to pass the day in Prescott Phoenix Visitors
 Among visitors coming from Phoe-  nix yesterday were C. w. Botsford, T. C. McReyholds, J. B. Fist and Edward L. Parker. They registered at the Head hotel. From Walnut Grove
 Among those visiting in the city II yesterday were Mrs. s. A. D. Jack son and Mrs. A. H. Chartz, who lrove in from Walnut Grove to shop md visit at the county seat. On Business
 Among business men in the city l rom Phoenix are c. Prouty and H. : T. Jennings, who arrived Sunday. I ennings is district manager of the Western Union Telegraph company. : Returns from South
 ]. NJ. Sullivan, brother of Milton \ sullivan of the Head hotel, has re- s urned from Phoenix, where he has een for the past few months, and will again make his home in Pres r; ott. D or the mine. W Prescott Visitors a
 Among those making commercial T isits in the city are C. w. Walton, \. H. Hubbard, w. A. Thurlon, | red R. Robinson and O. B. Eads f Los Angeles, T. A. Hays of San 'rancisco, c. N. Rivera and J. H. )'Reilly of Phoenix, J. A. Stuart of T Paso, and E. H. Carroll of Den CT.
 lining Men Leave
 Col R. NJ. Thompson, principal .ockholder in the Southwest Metals M purchaser of the Consoli- ' ated Arizona Smelling company's di oldings, together with James F. b [eitzman, president, and John F. Iol