Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-29
On Legal Business

From the Coast w. C. Huner of Los Angeles was Ia business visitor here yesterday.
 From Skull Valley
 A. C. Tot" Young, pioneer rancher
 and stockman from Skull Valley
 passed a few hours here yesterday
 visiting with friends and transacting Ibusiness.
 Cattleman Here
 Brick" Sims, a stockman from
 the Walnut Grove district, was in
 Prescott yesterday on a shopping
 trip.
 From Phoenix
 J. F. Clarke of Phoenix is calling
 on customers here in the interest of an eastern hosiery house.
 Rrom Kirkland
 L. ]. Haselfeld, supervisor-elect, spent a few hours here yesterday,
 shopping between trains, before re- turning to his home in Kirkland.
 Turkey Visitor
 James P. Cleator, well known min ing man and merchant from Turkey, was in the city yesterday on business. From Chino Valley
 Clyde and Charlie Hadlock, ranch CTS from the Prescott Farms, were here yesterday, greeting friends and attending to some business matters. Buys Durant
 While here on a business trip re- gently, L. Croockem of CIemenceau purchased one of the new Durant four touring cars from the E. G. Weaver agency.
 Leaves for Coast
 Walter Dix who has been here for the past several days on business, left yesterday for Willis, Calif., and other coast points, travelling by automobile He is a dealer in Indian rugs. Health Improved
 Mrs. Frank Olzer recently return ed from Phoenix, where she went in the hope that a lower altitude might be beneficial to her health. She feels much better as result of the trip. Returns from Phoenix
 Miss Ursula Carter recently return ed from an enjoyable visit with her friend, Miss Jacquline Wilson, at Phoenix.
 Here on Business
 W. C. Woods of Skull Valley was among business arrivals in the city yesterday.
 Camp Wood Visitors
 Ray Hill and son Dave, and Ed. Koontz, all ranchers from the vicinity of Camp Wood, were in Prescott yesterday on business. Phoenix Arrivals
 Nick Coroness, Manuel Coroness, John Stegas, and C. J. Murdick were lmong Phoenix visitors registered at ocal hotels yesterday. Return from South
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Amberg have -eturned from Phoenix, where they lave been enjoying a months vaca- ion.
 From Jerome iC
 Earl Parker, well known merchant 2 ,f Jerome, was in town yesterday, l lot deterred from travelling the Je- ome road by his experience ill be- a ng run into the other day. t Hotel Man Here a
 H. M Crane drove over from Je- ] ome yesterday on legal business. ,rane is proprietor of the Boyd hotel [ n Jerome. ' Aiming Man Here o James T. Rice, mining man who is a perating properties near Henrietta, il anne to town Wednesday, summoned J n the new jury venire impaneled Wednesday. p rings Prisoner h Chief of Police J. c. Crowley of fl erome came over to the county seat C to bring a prisoner to jail. rom Drake r H. P. Schwanbeck, well known as e le mayor of Cedar Glade" was to -eeting friends and attending to bt lsiness matters in town yesterday. m oes to Coast at Dixon Fagerberg yesterday after bl oon left for Los Angeles, planning Fl
 be away for several days. He is aking the trip for business pur- Pl ,ses. an ngineer Here w w. ]. Flood, engineer on the coun- M
 highway commissions forces, me over from Jerome yesterday on Ri siness at the commission office. wis lck from Mine w w. J. Baker, vice-commander of nest A. Love post, American Le- III on, has returned from trip to his on ne in the Walker district. he; lck from Coast Jer Miss Norma Stewart of the Santa