Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-25
Kirkland Visitors

hlrkland VlSltorS
 MT. and Mrs. Carter of the vicin- Iity of Kirkland were weekend visit. ors in the city.
 Rancher Here
 J. A. Stapp of Skull Valley was in Prescott yesterday attending to legal business.
 From Washington, D. c.
 Tess Christian, of Washington, D. C., is registered at a local hotel. Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. George N. Lumber went to Phoenix this morning for a brief visit.
 Phoenix Visitor
 c. \. Rivera is in Prescott for a day or so on business matters. His home is in Phoenix.
 Here on Business
 Courtlandt Carter, of Kirkland, was here yesterday on a business trip.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Grace s. Colvin, of Kirkland, spent the day here yesterday to shop and visit friends.
 From the South Charles Dorfuer is a visitor in Prescott this week from Tucson. Skull Valley Visitor
 Jack Arnold, a prominent ranch CT of the Skull Valley district, was in the city yesterday transacting business and attending the fair. Returns From Phoenix
 F. w. Smith, general manager for the Jerome Union Stage Line, returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he went on legal business. Stockmen Here
 F. H. Millread, a we'll known cat tleman from the Williamson Valley was in Prescott yesterday on legal business.
 Hillside Visitor
 R. L. Gray, a stocIuman from the vicinity of Hillside, was in town, yesterday attending the fair and looking after business matters. Williamson Valley
 J. M Roy of Williamson Valley spent yesterday in Prescott, attend ing to business matters. He is a cattleman. Returns to Congress Junction
 After a few days in the city at tending to legal matters, w. T. Sawyer returned yesterday to bis home in Congress Junction. Make Long Trip
 Dr. A. Koenig, L. D. Lorekin, P. H. Lorekin, John F. Keegan and Earl Maxwell, all of Philadelphia, are registered at the St. Michael. Senator Country Miner
 Francis H. Clark, prominent in mining circles in the Senator coun- try, returned yesterday to his home He is associated with the Midnight Mining Test Minandanvi(o-EurA Test Mining and Milling Co. Phoenix Man
 Roy Thompson, stockman from the Salt River Valley, in in the city for a day or so on business. Kirkland Teacher
 Miss Dorch Morgan, who is teach ing in the vicinity of Kirkland this winter, was visitor in Prescott over the weekend. Rancher Here
 Ernest Dilk, a rancher from the vicinity of Skull Valley made a combined business and pleasure trip here yesterday. Attorney Leaves
 Herndon J. Norris left for Los Angeles and other Coast points yes- terday, where he will spend a few days on legal business. Walnut Visitor
 Mat Silcott, a miner from Walnut, 1 made a brief business visit to the city yesterday. Returns From Hunt
 w. H. Duncan, who has spent the better part of the last two weeks on hunting trip, returned yester- day. He reports no luck. Goes Hunting
 Fred Yancey, of Whipple Bar racks, is spending few days in the Crown King country, hunting. Perkinsville Visitor
 Dan Perkins, an employe of the Santa Fe at Perkinsville, was in Prescott yesterday, seeing the sights at the fair and transacting business From Big Chino
 MT. and Mrs. Charles King of the Big Chino country are registered at ] local hotel. They came in for the lair. From Lynx Creek
 G. S. Fitzmaurice, A. L. Clements, Peter Hanson, R. W. Lorentz and B. A. Price, all from the Lynx Creek country were in town for the air yesterday. Returns to South Miss Jane Rider, who has been lere for the past few days attend ng to her duties as one of the udges at the fair, left yesterday for ; Ter home in Tuscon. Miss Rider is { ,ne of the factulty of the state un- ] versity. 2esuning Campaign
 Attorney H. NJ. Globes of Jerome,