Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-17

 i near Jerome Junction.
 Training Camp Man
 Young men wishing to enter : citizens military training camp car see the war department circulars, etc | by calling on Arthur J. Judd St Michael hotel.
 Back After Visit Mrs. Eli Stauffer has returned tc Prescott after months absence ir Phoenix, where she went as one oi the delegates from the local lodge of Rebekahs to the grand lodge con- lvention Since the convention she has been visiting her relatives and Mir. Stauffer's at the capital. From Big Chino i. E. King, well known cattleman iof the Big Chino country, was in the city yesterday on business. Jerome Visitor
 Miss Daisy D. Jones, secretary, ac- companied J. S. Douglas and George kinguon to Prescott yesterday from Jerome.
 Go. to Coast James s. Douglas, president of the U. V. K, and George Kingdom, general manager, were in the city yesterday from Jerome, leaving in the afternoon for California on busi4 hess.
 From Williamson
 Mir and Mrs. Joe Stephens drove in to Prescott yesterday from the Williamson valley, passing the day transactipg business and greeting friends.
 Jerome Visitor
 Miss Hazel Stuart Of Jerome is passing few days in Prescott shop ping and visiting friends. Humboldt Folk
 MT. and Mrs. Otto Janssen and Mrs. George NJ. Colvocoresses yes terday drcve in from Humboldt to pass the afternoon in Prescott. At Bates Ranch
 Edward K. Inman, who is a recent arrival in Yavapai from the east, and who has been staying on Lon liar mons ranch, was in the city yester- day. He has arranged to stay at the L. L. Bates ranch in Granite DellS during the summer. Move to Prescott
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Chandler, of Jerome Junction, were in the city yesterday. The Chandlers are plan ming to move to Prescott for the summer. From Nut Creek
 Rollin Ainsworth, well known cat tleman from Walnut creek, was visitors in the city yesterday. From Big Chino
 Tom King drove in yesterday from the Big Chino to pass the day on business. Birth of a Boy
 A new miner arrived yesterday morning at the home of MT. and Mrs. Sam Boblett on Lynx creek, in the person of a handsome six-pound boy.
 Looks Over Claims
 C. F. Ryckman returned yesterday evening from Lynx creek, where he went to looking over his mining claims. Returns from Jerome
 Alfred Gale, of Anderson, Gale & yesterday was in Jerome on business. Purchases Lot
 Albert D. Akin yesterday pur- chased 50-foot lot on South Mt. Vernon street, adjoining the two lots 1 on one of which George Field re- ,ently built a new home. The deed 1 was filed yesterday at the office of he county recorder. Sack from Phoenix
 Dixon Fagerberg, local merchant, .onight will return from Phoenix, l where he has been on business. From the Verde
 Charles P. Wingfield, proprietor of he Wingfield Commercial company l of Camp Verde and Clarkdale, was n the city yesterday. Goes to Nogales
 County Attorney J. L. Sullivan afternoon went to NogaleS ! where he will attend the convention 1f the Knights Of Columbus. Goes to Butte
 Attorney Robert F. Morrison, of 1 Morrison &I Morrison, yesterday went I 10 Butte, Mont, on legal business. From the Farms
 L. N. George, principal of the Prescott Farms school, and rancher of that place, was among visitors lere yesterday. Mir. George brought I n two large peach-blow potatoes from his ranch, which are now on display at the chamber of com nerCe. From Clarkdale
 A. N. Jones, of the Clarkdalc I'm company, is in the city | for the weekend. Man
 w. H. Knight, registration officer from Humboldt, was in the city yes terday on business. Dewey Visitor
 George H. Human, well known Dewey resident, drove in to the city | yesterday to transact business and | greet his Prescott friends Phoenix Visitor
 Carol w. ('Shorty") Davis, presi- dent Of the Arizona Livestock com pany, formerly the Hudspeth Sheep company, is in the city from Phoenix. Davis usually lives in Phoenix dur ing the winter, coming for the sum ner months to Prescott. Returns to North
 Sterling Hummer, deputy sheriff for the Seligman precinct, returned | +O Selipunafl VeSterdaV