Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-20
Players Here

INHIlOIu GdTTlSOH were among tnOS'
 coming up from Tempe yesterday il
 the interests of last nights basketball game.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. L. Higgins were
 among arrivals from the capital reg.
 istered at local hotels yesterday.
 From Tuba City
 Coming up from his home at Tuba ! City yesterday, H. L. Brewer will re-
 main in Prescott for a short time
 looking after interests here.
 Here on Business
 Clark w. Story, IT,, was a busi-
 ness visitor yesterday from his home
 at Crown King, where he is engaged
 in mining.
 Will Visit Sister
 Coming over from Jerome yester-
 day, Mrs. E. Seaman met her sister,
 Mildred R. Lang of Moundsville, w.
 Va, who will visit with her at the
 Billion Dollar camp this winter.
 Stockran Here
 Coming in from his ranch near Perkinsville yesterday, Ben J. Perk- ins, prominent cattleman, spent the afternoon here greeting friends and transacting business.
 Canyon Visitor Frank Cramer was a business ar rival here yesterday from his home at Canyon.
 From Winslow
 Coming down from Winslow yes terday MT. and Mrs. E. O. Royce passed the afternoon here with friends.
 Goes to East
 Mrs. Julian B. Downey, IT,, last night left for her home in Ohio, where she will pass the holidays with her parents.
 In to Shop
 Mrs. R. w. Forbes drove to the city yesterday from her home at the Three Links ranch at Kirkland, spending the afternoon visiting friends and shopping for the holi- days.
 From Canon
 Frank Cramer drove to Prescott yesterday from his home at Canon He passed the days here attending to some business. From Humboldt
 Walter Joy, IT,, yesterday drove in from his home in Humboldt to pur- chase supplies. Joy is assistant scout master of the Humboldt Boy Scout troop, and while in town he called at scout headquarters. Holiday Visit
 Judge Sweeney will leave tomor- row for the coast, where he will pass the Christmas holidays. Moves to Coast
 Jack Rogers has sold out his in terest in the R. D. Nease Cleaning company to R., D. Nease and s. E. Wallace, and with Mrs. Rogers left yesterday for Los Angeles, in the hope that the change will benefit Mrs. Rogers health. Buyer Leaves
 Edwin Callis, cattle buyer for the Horton Brothers Packing company, of Ventura, Calif, has returned there after completing some local deals. Returns to Coast
 Mrs. Maude Mines yesterday re- turned to the coast after a visit of :wo weeks in Prescott. She will spend the holidays in southern Cali ornia, later returning to her home Il San Francisco. Holidays on Coast
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Abbott last night left for Los Angeles to pass { he Christmas holidays with their son ( md daughter, Jack Abbott and Mrs. . Ellen Holmes. l Attend A. I. C.
 A. A. Johns, president of the Ari- 1 ona Wool Growers association, and C :. U. Pickrell, Yavapai county agri- a ultural agent, will pass tomorrow I nd Tuesday in Phoenix attending he annual meeting of the Arizona a industrial congress. Senator Johns t gill deliver an address OH the Ari- f ona wool industry at the meeting. ( Attend Meeting
 c. w. Hankin, O. A. Despair and ' ;. A. Langdon were in town from b he Prescott Farms yesterday to at h end the organization meeting of the Ia 'avapai County Dairymens associa- K on.
 )airyman Here fc Among those attending the organi- fl ation meeting of the Yavapai Dairy SC lens association at the court house S st night was Dominic Sandretti, airyman of Willow Creek. fr el Rio Visitor tf Tod Reese, well known cattle 1e rower from Del Rio, was in the F ty yesterday on business. rontier Day Roper at Tom Vest, who was prominent in le roping at the Frontier days con st st last summer, and will be in the F lme again next summer, was in the ty yesterday to buy supplies. He ar me down from the Double-O ranch fr
 Seligman. V rom Cedar Glade
 Herman P. Schwanbeck came to Pl
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