Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-06
From Hillside

From Hillside
 w. T. and E. L. Bannie, well known ranchers from the Hillside district, were in the city yesterday to buy supplies and transact other business.
 Winslow Visitor A. G. Craig was greeting local friends yesterday, having come down from his home in Winslow to look after some business affairs.
 Chino Rancher
 Driving in from his ranch in the Chino valley yesterday, E. A. Lang don passed few hours here greet ing friends and transacting business. Returns to Ranch
 After spending Thanksgiving in Prescott with his family, J. Van Dickson yesterday drove back to his ranch. in the Williamson valley. Here on Business
 Minor Bishop, well known Kirk land rancher and cattleman, spent several hours here yesterday buying supplies and attending to other busi- ness.
 Will Make Address Joseph H. Morgan will leave to- day for Flagstaff, where he will make an address at the Elks' memorial services to be given there tomorrow. Holiday Here
 John L. Parsons returned to his ranch at Kirkland yesterday after spending Thanksgiving day here with his family.
 Ranch Thanksgiving
 Eli s. Perkins, deputy collector of internal revenue, passed Thanksgiving day with his family at the Perkins ranch at Congress Junction. Visit at Kirkland
 Mrs. Keziah Robinson and her son, Arthur Robinson, passed Thanksgiv- ing day with friends i'll Kirkland, re- turning to Prescott yesterday. Jerome Contractor
 Business in Prescott brought Henry Galbraith, highway and road contrac- tor of Jerome, to this city yesterday. Mining Man Here
 A. ]. McEwen, well known mining man of Clarkdale, passed yesterday in Prescott to attend to some mining business.
 Goes to Humboldt
 Ella L. Bates of the state board of health was in Prescott Wednesday CT route from the Verde valley where she has been recently, to Humboldt. Back from Convention
 MT. and Mrs Frank c. Brown and their young son, Franklin, have re- turned from Kansas City, where MT. Brown attended the convention of the national Masonic service com mittee
 Visits Daughter
 Coming to Prescott from her home at MoHtezuma's Well, Mrs. w. F. Back is passing several days here as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Gran vile Fain.
 Return from South
 Mrs. o. A. Budd and her daughter, Miss Mabel Budd, returned yesterday from Mesa, where they went recently; Mrs. Budd is the mother of Mrs. Harry Juliani of Pine Crest. Leaves With Body
 E. H. Lee, brother of the late late Hugh NJ. Lee, who died recently at Fort Whipple, left yesterday with the body for the family home at Fla. On Shopping Trip
 Driving ill yesterday from their home at Cherry, T. F. Guttry and his family will remain over the week end, greeting friends and shopping. Guttry is a mining operator ill the Cherry district. On Brief Vacation
 Mary Cameron, cashier at Tribby's | shoe store, is i'll Phoenix enjoying a brief vacation from her duties. She left in time to spend the Thanksgiv- ing holiday in the valley city, visit ng with her friend, Mrs. Vieux. Goes to Capital
 In order to be at home over Thanksgiving, w. Markham left Wednesday for Phoenix, expecting to -eturn yesterday. He is employed lere by the Warren Brothers Paving  On Scout Affairs
 A. R. Groenink, scout executive for he Yavapai-Mohave council of the Boy Scouts, will leave Sunday night or Kingman and Oatman, where he will remain for a day or so on of ;c;a1 busihess