Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29

Goes to Ash Fork
 Rev. O. NJ. Andrews of the First
 Methodist church went to Ash Fork yesterday, and there conducted devo-
 tional services last night. Down from North
 Sterling Hummer, livestock in- spector at Seligman and former depu- ty sheriff there, came down to Pres
 colt yesterday on business.
 Visiting in South
 Mrs. Richard Lamson and a party of friends went to Phoenix yesterday where they will remain for week. visit.
 From Phoenix
 c. L. McLane of the United States bureau of public roads, with head quarters at Phoenix, was in town yesterday on business with the coun- ty highway commission.
 With Drug Company
 Al Anderson has taken a position with the TimerhoFf Drug company. He IS a competent fountain man and was with the same concern in a sim liar capacity several years ago. Sung by Bee
 Joe Gunsaley of Fort Whipple was so severely stung by bee yesterday that he temporarily lost the use of his left eye. He says he envies no bee-farmer his job. Return from Turkey
 E. F. Thompson and C. A. Cooper, who arrived. from Pittsburg a short time ago on mining business, return ed yesterday from a trip of inspec- ton to the Howard properties at Turkey Creek. Drug Man Here
 w. C. Mccormick of Los Angeles was in town yesterday renewing ac- luaintances among local druggists | represents the Brunswick Drug company of California. Stationer Here
 William Crowley of Los Angeles Irrived yesterday to renew business in Prescott. He is raveling for the -Stassforth Stationery company. Tair Commissioner
 George Mauk of Phoenix visited Prescott yesterday in company with
 friend. Mauk is chairman of the Arizona state fair commission, and while in town called at the chamber f commerce.
 Highway Crew
 D. R. Kennedy, Antonio Salazar, uan Villa and Louis Salazar ar ived in town yesterday. Kennedy is : l charge of the party, which is en- aged in highway construction work. Ioes to Kirkland
 J. H. Morrison of this city, who is J l charge of construction of the ridge being built by the county at l Walnut creek, left on yesterday fternoon's train for Kirkland, from C here he will go to Walnut Creek s , continue his work. ( Iusicians Here
 Misses Dorothy Green, Bonnie Lou I henderson and Abbie Jane Tattle. l of Chicago, arrived yesterday from ( rome, and last night played a con b ,rt at the Knights of Pythias hall. o hese young women are travelling on C Ie Redpath circuit. hoenix Visitors
 pr. and Mrs. J. A. Miller of Phoe- f, X are in Prescott for a few weeks t, sit with MT. and Mrs. Joe Young E
 the Prescott Milk Depot. Dr. iller is prominent pyorrhea V 'ecialist of the capital, and is a a other-in-law of Mrs. Young. F Operation C Mrs. Jewel Womack, wife of H. L. 7omack, underwent a critical opera tt on at Mercy hospital Monday. Her p ndition yesterday was reported ir ry satisfactory. C ack from Coast
 Mrs. L. C. Thornton, her young vi n, and her mother-in-law, Mrs d mice Thornton, recently returned al pm Los Angeles, where they were R He'd by the death of MT. Thornton's other Thornton is manager of the th gal Pay'n Takit store. fir n Vacation da Dorothy Martin of the Bank of H -izona is enjoying a two weeks va ton from her duties. Mrs. Roy d;
 Chambers of Winslow, who was W rmerly in the banks employ, is es king Miss Martins place temper M fly.
 lkes Position Here in Jack Ryan of Los Angeles has ac- ye pted a position with Young's Mar C, t, taking up his duties yesterday. Fl ? is an experienced meat cutter and for to coming here was in the em- ra NV Of the COburn Cattle cornoanv Cr