Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-20
Returns from North
CIom Wednesdays Daily1
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 Contractor Here
 Charles E. Hughes, Jerome con-
 tractor, accompanied by his wife and daughter, drove over from Jerome yesterday, to do little shopping and
 to spend the afternoon watching the
 performance under the "big white
 tops"
 From Clarkdale E. J. (Shorty) Flumerfelt of Clark , dale yesterday drove over from the , other side of Mingus on official busi- ness connected with the Jerome Union Stage company.
 From Cherry
 James Rice, mining man from iCherry, spent yesterday in the city land after witnessing the afternoon circus performance returned to his home.
 Brooklyn Visitor
 Joseph B. Femberg of Brooklyn, N. Y., registered at the Elks club yesterday and the local Bills" showed him the good time of which only the members of the antlered herd are capable
 Vcnezia Mining Man
 Arthur Bowen, who Sis interested in mining at Venezia, was in the city yesterday on Business, returning to his holdings in that vicinity last night.
 From Mine
 George BHckenstaff and his wife drove in from the ]. and J. mine yesterday on their bi-weekly shop ping expedition, and after witnessing the circus, returned to the mine. Brings Children
 Mrs. George Davis of Stoddard brought her sons to the city yester- day to see the circus. She registered at the Congress hotel. From Mayer
 Perry Walters, son of L. C. Walters, who is cashier of the Mayer bank, drove to Prescott yesterday. While in the city he attended the cir GUS performance. Cottonwood rancher Here
 Jim Durfee, rancher of Cotton wood, drove over from the other side of the hill to spend yesterday in town, seeing the circus and its sights.
 Jerome Visitor
 Mrs Agnes Ternouth of the Cen tral Pharmacy in Jerome, was a wis itor in the city yesterday, combining business and pleasure. Hotel Proprietor
 Rudolph Rothermel, proprietor of the Hotel Jerome at Jerome, and Harry Parker, manager of the same hotel, were in the city yesterday. Mrs. Rothermel and Mrs. Parker and her children accompanied their hus bands and they could not return without taking the children to see the clowns at the circus. From Cottonwood
 Chas. Clyde of Clyde and Requina, merchants at Cottonwood, brought his children to Prescott yesterday to see the circus. From Congress Junction
 w. T. Sawyer, rancher of Con- gross Junction, was in the city yes erday on legal business. He regis cred at the St. Michael hotel. Phoenix Visitors
 Leonard Risk, Ed Bryan and H. B. White and wife, all of Phoenix, and sh Davis and wife of Mayer, were egistered as guests at the St. Michael yesterday. From Tsnto Flat
 Charles Mullen, cattleman from the Tonto Flat country, spent yesterday T Prescott. Attorney Here
 N. A. yuSy dltOllSS -dt-ldN iOiiA ,amp Verde, was ill the city yester- ay on legal business. rom Jerome
 Timothy Sullivan motored over rom Jerome yesterday to take in he big circus. Kirkland Business Man L. (. Haselfeld, prominent merch- mt of Kirkland, was in the city yes erday on business. kull Valley Merchant Mrs. ]. E. Lewis, garage owner of kull Valley, was visitor in the file High city yesterday. erome Mining Man Thomas Smart, Jerome mining an, was in the city yesterday. He lme over on business. ,rome Visitor Paul Deming, cashier of the Bank Jerome, was in town yesterday Id was a patron of the big show.