Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-04
City NeaUs In Brief
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LOT lew days NlSlt Witn iTlSnds.
 From Fl Paso
 Horace c. Ballany arrived from hi, home in Fl Paso, Texas, and is con.
 sidering locating i'll Prescott.
 To Seligman
 Undersheriif Jim Cook made trip yesterday to Seligman on business returning the same day.
 Passing Holidays Here
 James Rees came over to Prescott from his home in Congress Junction, to pass the holidays.
 To Oklahoma
 D. w. Godfrey left Prescott yes terday for Oklahoma, where he ex- poets to remain for some time.
 From Camp Wood
 Harry Knight, prominent rancher and cattle grower of the Camp Wood district, is i'll Prescott for a few days on business.
 To South
 Thomas R. Dabbs, who has been in Prescott for some time, has re- turned to Phoenix, where he wdl soon take vocational training. From Alfalfa Farms
 Miss Lucy Langdon has returned to Prescott, after having passed the holidays with her parents at the AL falfa Farms at Chino valley. From Jerome
 Raymond A. Trimmer, formerly of Prescott, was in the city for the holi- days and has returned to Jerome, where. he is employed.
 From Mayer
 Miss Cora Phillips, one of the teaching force in the Mayer schools. is in Prescott for the holidays as a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. D. Mann To North Carolina
 Miss Gertrude Sample left Fort Whipple yesterday for Oteen, N. C., where she will be on duty as assist ant chief aid, in reconstruction work Salesman in Prescott
 B. H. Leavitt, salesman for the Remington Typewriter company with headquarters in Phoenix, Is in Pres colt on regular business trip. From Jerome
 R. B. Heffelman and C. NJ. Wayne are in Prescott from their home in Jerome, for several days on business and visiting. HG7'5tA' To Winslow
 Miss Mynne Cordes left Prescott | yesterday for Winslow, after passing the holidays vacation in this city. Miss Cordes is employed at the rail road office in Winslow. Calendar Salesman Here
 H. Gunnison, calendar salesman with headquarters in Denver, yester- day arrived in Prescott, making his regular visit through this section of the country. From South | Wild Bill Tanner haso arrived in Prescott from his home in Phoenix and will remain in the city until after he meets Jack Lynch at Fort Whipple, on January 2. To North
 Miss Francis Maynard, who has position with the railroad company at Winslow, yesterday returned to her home after passing the holidays in Prescott. To Phoenix
 Governor and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell left yesterday for their home in Phoenix, after having passed few days in Prescott with relatives and friends. From Mayer
 MT. and Mrs. Eli Alfred of Mayer are in Prescott, coming over from Mayer to pass Christmas out at the Dry Farms. Alfred and family were returning home yesterday, but found Willow creek too swollen to pass. St. Johns Principal Ill !
 John H. Napier, principal of St. Johns High school, was taken i'll Sunday evening of appendicitis, and is out of school, but the attending physician is of the opinion that he will be ready for school by the time the holidays are over. Married Here
 Phillips E. Dunforth and Miss Marjorie Vrooman we're married at 6 p. m. Christmas night by the Rev. A. w. Nichols. Mir and Mrs. Dun forth will make their home in Pres colt, at North Pleasant street, in the dwelling formerly occupied by Mir. a and Mrs. Edward Bagley.
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