Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-06
City NeoUs Tn Brief
CFrom Wednesdays DanyJ

R. w. Forbes, Kirkland rancher and cattleman, was in the city yes terday on business.
 Goes to Jerome
 Edward G. Weaver went to Jerome yesterday for a short business visit. Weaver is county distributor for Du- rant cars.
 Goes to Camp
 w. A. Rees, representing Firestone and Oldfield tires in this territory, left yesterday for Jerome after spend ing a day here on business. Buys Horses
 w. (. Holmes of Chino valley was in Prescott. yesterday to take home some horses which he recently pur- chased here.
 From Prescott Farms
 Charles Hadlock was in town yes terday greeting friends and buying supplies. He is a member of the Prescott Farms project. Idaho Visitors
 Glen Brown and Richard Morris, both of Buhl, Idaho, were among business arrivals from outside the state yesterday.
 Phoenix Visitor
 Mrs. C. Bell was among arrivals from the capital yesterday. She is staying at the Head hotel. From St. Louis
 C. R. Borror of St. Louis is mak- ing brief business visit in this city. From St. Jacob
 E. C. Willis, representing a whole sale house of St. Jacob, H., was in Prescott yesterday on business. Jerome Visitor
 R. c. Pennington of Jerome spent a few hours here yesterday visiting friends and transacting business. He reports good business at the camp. From New York
 ]. B. Reuter- and F. O. Horton, both of Buffalo, N. Y, were business arrivals in Prescott yesterday. With Coast Concern
 P. B. Head, representing a San Francisco wholesale drug company, was calling on customers in this vicinity yesterday. Clarkdale Merchant
 T. B. Jones drove to Prescott yes terday from his home in Clarkdale, where he is engaged in the furniture business.
 Visiting Son
 MT. and Mrs. N. A. Vyne of Camp Verde drove in yesterday to spend Thanksgiving at the home of their son, Gary Vyne.
 From Camp Wood
 Harry Knight prominent cattle man from the Camp Wood country, was in Prescott yesterday on busi- ness.
 On Legal Business
 Mrs. Julia Sandro was in town yesterday from her home in Jerome to transact some legal business. From Canon
 Dick Cherry, cattleman from the vicinity of Canon, spent some time here yesterday buying supplies and greeting friends. From Venezia
 Arthur Bowen was in the city yes terday from his home in Venezia. He owns and operates mining properties in that district.
 From Jerome
 A. T. Pecina, Jerome mining man, was in the city yesterday from the Billion Dollar camp transacting busi- ness and greeting friends. From Ash Fork
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Wilson are spending the day in Prescott on busi- ness. Wilson is proprietor of the moving picture theater at Ash Fork. Clerk of Board
 c. w. White, clerk of the Pres colt Farms board of school trustees, was in the city yesterday on busi- ness at the county school office. From Kirkland
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Morris and daughter drove over yesterday from their home in Kirkland in order to visit with friends and do some holi- day shopping.
 Mining Man Here
 w. A. Alberts, well known resident of Massicks, was greeting his friends in the city yesterday. Board Chairman Major w. w. Midgley drove over from Clarkdale yesterday to attend to some business for the board of su- pervisors, of which he is chairman. From the Farms
 c. w. Hankin was greeting his friends and transacting business at local stores yesterday. He drove in Fro-,, b;c home a+ tbe preccott Farms