Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-01

tVenezia Wednesday, returned there = yesterday after transacting business . and greeting their friends ill town. Goes to Verde County Treasurer Frank E. Smith yesterday went over to the Verde district on business for the county.
 From the Verde
 Henry See drove to Prescott yes terday from his ranch near Camp , Verde, where he is engaged in cattle l raising. , From Kirkland Charles Evans and Ed Ritter, : ranchers of Kirkland, were in the city yesterday greeting friends and tran sacting business.
 Goes to Phoenix
 Jack Warden yesterday went down
 to Phoenix on business. He plans to
 return tomorrow.
 From the Coast
 George Fleming of San Francisco,
 Calif., is among those who are tram
 sacting business in Prescott.
 On Shopping Trip | ]. T. Groves drove in on Wedhes-
 day from his home in the Walker dis
 trict
 Phoenix Businessman
 George Arden, representative of a Phoenix wholesale candy concern, was visiting customers here yester- day.
 From the Verde 1 C. J. Beale of the United Verde Extension Copper company at Je- rome, drove to Prescott yesterday and was greeting his friends in town. From the North
 Jack Chisholm came down from his home in Ash Fork Wednesday to attend to some business matters and call on old friends.
 Gets Memberships
 F. A. Hardy, representative of the Automobile Club of Arizona, has ar rived from Phoenix, and is signing up members in the club
 From Montana
 w. O. Jackson of Butte, Mont, is making visit to Prescott on busi- ness. He arrived yesterday, register ing at the Prescott hotel. From the North
 Winchester Dickerson came down from his home in Ash Fork on busi- ness yesterday He said the Ash Fork road is in poor shape. Federal Officer
 NIT. and Mrs. Harry Carlson of Clarkdale were among visitors in the city yesterday. Carlson is deputy | U. g. marshal
 On School Business
 E. A. Marlowe, rancher of Will Hanson valley and clerk of the school board of that district, came in to town yesterday on business at the school office
 Motor to Prescott
 J. M. Erde of Williams and J. | Bassett of Los Angeles were arrivals in town on "Wednesday, coming in by automobile. Bassett drove from the coast in Studebaker. Phoenix Attorney
 R. c. Langmade, attorney of Phoe- nix, arrived yesterday for a short stay on legal business. He left in the afternoon for Congress Junction, from which place he will return to the capital today. Return to Winslow
 w. F. Martens of Winslow, super of the Albuquerque divis- ion of the Santa Fe, which includes the line through Prescott, returned to his headquarters yesterday after a short visit here on business at the local railroad offices. Humboldt Visitors
 Judge A. K. Lee and Charles of Humboldt were greet ! ing friends here yesterday. Judge Lee is the Humboldt justice of the peace. Wingfield is engaged in the merchandising business there. Revenue Man .
 MT. and Mrs. C. H. Mcclure who arrived Wednesday from their home in Phoenix, returned to the capital MT. Mcclure was here on business for the internal revenue service, with which he is connected. Go After Gold
 Among Prescott people starting put for the Mohave placer gold field, he first exclusive news of the dis ,overy of which was carried by the Tournal-Miner "Wednesday, were Charles Epperson, w. J. Baker and Lew Kelly. y Returns to Junction
 Justice of the Peace John Connery