Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-27

Here on Business O. H. Mitchell came up from his home in Phoenix Thursday and was
 here yesterday to transact business.
 Goes to Flagstaff
 Miss Ethel M. Compton, who came in to town Thursday from Rumble bee, where she teaches the county school, left yesterday for Flagstaff to spend Christmas at home.
 From the Coast
 L. McKinnon and C. NJ. Larsen, business men of Los Angeles, were ill the city yesterday, having arrived from the coast on business Thurs day.
 Here on Visit
 Bill West, Yavapai cowboy, is spending a few days in the city. He came in on Thursday and is staying at the Prescott hotel.
 In from Ranch
 J. L. Sessions, son of Charles Ses- sions of Cherry Creek, is spending few days in Prescott to transact some business.
 Return from North
 Ray Vyne and John Bowen of Vyne Brothers Electric company, re- turned. yesterday from Ash Fork, where they have been working on Vyne Brothers contract to wire the new school. Does. Good Business
 Wm. A. Davidson returned yester- day from Phoenix, where he went several days ago to attend the Ari- zona Industrial congress meeting. While in Phoenix, Davidson reports, he did a good business for the life insurance company he represents. Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. Walter Jones of the Arizona Power company's office, has gone to Phoenix for the Christmas holidays Xmas on Coast
 MT. and Mrs. T. E. Peacock of Tapco, where MT. Peacock is ill charge of the Arizona Power com pany's station, yesterday went to Los Angeles to spend Christmas with relatives and friends.
 Xmas with Family
 A. B. Colwell, well known mining engineer of Jerome, was in the city yesterday on his way to Los Angeles, leaving on the afternoon train, to spend Christmas with his family. To Locate Here
 c. H. Graves of Wins1ow has been appointed assistant time-keeper at the local Santa Fe office, and will re- sume his new duties on the first of the year Arriving in Prescott yes terday, he has rented a house and will move his family here. Holiday Vacation
 w. F. Staunton, president of the Verde Central Mining company, was in the city yesterday on his way from the mine at Jerome, where he has been for some time recently, to Los Angeles, where he will spend Christmas with his family. Here on Business
 F. A. Reid of the Reid-CashiOn i Land g. Cattle company, came to Prescott Thursday to pass day or two in the city on business for the company. While here he transacted ! business at the forest service office. Entertainers Arrive
 Among the arrivals in Prescott on yesterday mornings train were Ma damoiselle Andrea, Victor Clibinsky, Grace Vanskow, Princess Tewa, AL verda Mayee, all members of St. Nick's entertainers, and their secre- tary. During their short stay in Prescott they will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Lester Ruffner. Helps Fund
 Through the courtesy of the Mer- Tit Transfer Company special piano will be moved to the Elks theater to- day to be used in the vaudeville and concert numbers to be given at the Elks theater this evening. This service we are glad to give as a small help towards the Christmas tree fund" said MT. Merritt. Injures Foot
 While in the east with his mother, Mrs. F. w. Dryden of Turkey Creek, who has been undergoing treatment at Mayo Brothers sani- tarium at Rochester, Minn., young Charles Dryden accidentally shot himself in the foot, it was learned yesterday upon the return of Mrs. Dryden and the boy. Fortunately, the injury proved not to be serious. Mrs. Dryden and Charles were met here Thursday by MT. Dryden, who drove in from the ranch to fake