Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-15

 They drove over from Jerome to see friends.
 From the Coast
 ]. (. Schreiber of Los Angeles ar rived yesterday and registered at the St. Michael hotel. He plans to pass a few days here on business. Cattleman Here
 E. L. Perrin, IT,, well known cat tleman of Williams, ,>came down from the main line yesterday and is pass ing the weekend in Prescott. Getting Better
 Friends of Tom Anderson, who has been i'll at his rooms at the St. Michael hotel recently, will be pleased to learn that he IS improving. From Humboldt
 Jules Baumann came in from Hum boldt Friday and passed the day among his friends in town. From the Coast
 Among visitors in the city during the weekend were MT. and Mrs. H. NJ. Wright of Los Angeles, who ar rived Friday afternoon and registered at the Congress hotel. Month on Coast
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Williams and children have gone to Los Angeles for their vacation, and will remain on the coast for about a month. From Jerome
 A. B. Colwell drove over from Jerome yesterday to visit friends and transact business in Prescott. He registered at the Head hotel. Business Visitors.
 Among those in town yesterday on business were L. w. Wicks of Los Angeles and F. E. McCune of Phoe- nix. Both are registered at the Head hotel.
 From the Coast
 George B. Eckhart and William Bill arrived yesterday and registered from Los Angeles. They are making short stay on business. At the Theater
 Miss Edith Snyder of Chicago, Mir. Mrs. Fletcher and George Fox ar rived yesterday from Phoenix and appeared on the vaudeville program at the Elks theater last night. From Kirkland
 MT. and Mrs. C. L. Johnston drove to Prescott yesterday from her home at Kirkland, passing the day shopping and greeting friends ill town. Mrs. Johnston is one of the teachers at the Kirkland school. Indian Minister ]. L. Wellington came over yes terday from Clarkdale and will be in town today. MT. Wellington visits Prescott every week for the purpose of preaching to local Indians, among whom he is conducting missionary services.
 Return from Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Beebe arrived Friday from the south and will re- main in Prescott during the winter They have many friends here, having made their home in Prescott before Recently they have been living 1T Phoenix.
 Goes to Congress
 Eli Perkins, deputy internal revenue collector for this district, yesterday evening embarked on the southbounc train for his home at Congress June ton, where he will remain over tho weekend. From Humboldt
 Walter Joy, IT,, drove to Prescott yesterday to confer with Scout Ex- ecutive Andrew Groenink on scout business and to attend to other mat ters. Joy, whose home is in Hum boldt, will be assistant scoutmaster of the new troop being formed there.
 From Fl Paso
 MT. and Mrs. Perry Oliver and Joe Rice were getting friends in Prescott yesterday. MT. and Mrs. Oliver live in Fl Paso, from which point MT Oliver travels on business through New Mexico and Arizona. From the South
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Uptor were in the city yesterday from theii home in Wickenburg, coming up te pass the weekend in Prescott. NIT Upton is head of the Wickenburg plant of the Upton Oil company. Trip Delayed
 Martin Schriver, head of the loca veterans bureau office, will leave fol Los Angeles this afternoon to attend a veterans bureau conference, anc will return next Monday. Planning to leave yesterday, Schriver was de layed by the train wreck on tho Peavine.
 Paints the Desert