Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-25
City NeeUs In Brief
(From Wednesdays Daily) Ct'rOm Tnursday-S Da1iV)

, to Prescott yesterday, coming to this city on business.
 Tucson Visitor
 Coming from his home in Tucson, Albert C. Stewart is passing several days in this city.
 Here on Business
 Arriving yesterday, E. L. Haler of Phoenix is among business visitors in the Mile High city.
 Clifton Visitor
 Coming from his home in Clifton, O. J. Catey is passing several days with friends ill Prescott. Albuquerque Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Tony Chavez of AL buquerque, are passing several days in Prescott visiting friends. Here on Visit
 Walter Wiser is in Prescott for few days, after a time spent working on his mining claims near here. Business NiSltorS
 C. w. Tankersley and Andrew Lisge, merchants of Denver, are in Prescott on short stay on business. Lester Ruffner III
 Lester Ruffner, who has been in the Mercy hospital for couple of days, is convalescing following an operation for tonsilitis. En Route South
 G. B. Gilchrist and B. E. Foster of the state biological survey, rodent pest extermiration department, were here yesterday, en route to Phoenix from Kingman, where they have been working recently. Mayer Visitor
 Clyde Beck is passing several days in Prescott, coming from his home in Mayer. He is here on business. From Jerome
 w. B. Colwell, well known resi- dent of Jerome, passed yesterday in Prescott on a short visit on busi- ness. From the Verde
 Jack Thurston, manager of the Blainey Land & Cattle ranch near Camp Verde, was a visitor here yes terday. Kirkland Visitor
 Harold C. Jackson passed yester- day in Prescott on business, coming from the Jackson ranch in the Kirk land district. From the South
 William E. Garrett, resident of Phoenix, passed yesterday in this city, coming north for a short stay l on business.
 From the East
 MT. and Mrs. L. w. Groom yester- day arrived in Prescott from their home in Chicago H., planning to re- main here for a time. Goes to Jerome
 Albert Penny of Los Gatos, Calf, who was here yesterday on business, left in the evening for Jerome, where he will make a short stay. Goes to Coast
 Miss Sena Muir, who during the past two weeks has been in Pres colt from her home in Kentucky, as house guest of MT. and Mrs. J. P. | Metz, has gone to California, where she will remain until spring. Is Recovered
 H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott National forest, has return ed to the office, after an illness of several days.
 Returns from Coast
 c. M, Colvocoresses of Humboldt has returned from California, where he has been for the past week or two on business. From Oklahoma
 C. w. Channy and F. M. Martin, business men of Dewey, Okla, are passing several days here on a short commercial visit From Skull Valley |
 Coming from her home ill Skull [ Valley, Miss Helen Shivers is passing several days here as the guest of Miss Vada Springfield Wagoner Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Paxton yester- day drove to Prescott from their home in Wagoner, passing the day shopping and visiting. Returns from South
 R. s. Mason of the Arizona Power company has returned from Phoenix, where he has been for the past day or two on business. From the Bannie
 Joe Algert passed yesterday tran sacting business and greeting friends in Prescott, making the trip in from his home at the Bannie mine. Official Visit
 William Beeson of Flagstaff, as sessor of Coconino county. is among !