Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-08
Going to Springs

ing for the Verde Hot Springs, wher . he may remain this winter. Rancher Here
 Harry Knight was in the city yes
 terday buying supplies. He drove il from his ranch ill Camp Wood. Mayer Cattleman Joseph F. Taylor, rancher of tn,
 Mayer district, was in the city yes
 terday on legal affairs.
 Jerome Teacher
 Mrs. Cleo Musser was visitor 1T
 Prescott yesterday. She is teaching
 at Jerome this winter.
 Humboldt Visitor
 E. A. White, mining man from
 Humboldt, was here yesterday to
 transact business and greet his Pres
 colt friends.
 Jerome Visitors
 w. J. Gray and J. c. Drown, both
 of the United Verde Copper company at Jerome, were here yesterday in
 the interest of the Three Medals Mining company.
 From Mayer
 Mrs. Lizzie Cordes of Mayer was in the city yesterday to shop and to visit friends.
 Go Hunting
 Fred Ref and M. L. Ganey left yesterday for a few days of hunting in the vicinity of Jerome. Ref is giving the quail hard time this year. Returns from South
 George Nilsson is expected to re- turn today from Phoenix, where he has been on business trip of sever al days.
 Leaves for Coast
 MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson yes terday afternoon left for Los Ange- les, where they will remain for while.
 Going to Phoenix
 Ed Wilson, who is employed at the City Market, left yesterday for Phoe- nix, where he will spend the week end with his parents and see the fair. Business Visitor
 L. F. Wilson, who represents Hills Brothers Coffee company in this ter ritory, was a visitor yesterday. His headquarters are in Phoenix. Walnut Creek Rancher
 Roland Ainsworth drove in to town yesterday from his ranch at Walnut Creek, to transact business and greet his friends. Candidate Here
 MT. and Mrs. L. J. Haselfeld and of Kirkland were visitors in Prescott yesterday. Haselfeld is the democratic nominee for super visor from the second district. Go to Jerome
 Judge Sweeney and Juvenile Of .icer Ben Powers returned yesterday from Selignan and Ash Fork and eft almost immediately for Jerome, where they will spend a day on political business. From Williamson Valley
 J. H. Stevens, well known cattle nan of the Williamson valley, was lmong visitors in the city yesterday. He came in on business. 0n Mining Business
 Mrs. NJ. s. Dean-Roitsch drove in O town yesterday from her home in Mayer, coming in on business in con- lection with mining claims she owns n that vicinity Returns to Store
 w. A. Gibson, who has been in { Phoenix for the past several days on
 brief vacation, has returned to his f uties at the Bashford- -Burmister a tore. He says the fair is fine. ( Returns to Coast Mrs. McMahon, sister-in-law of Thief Tom McMahon, returned to s he coast yesterday. f erome Man Here ! William Gray, an insurance man, anne over from Jerome on business t esterday. il Merchant Goes Hunting t Ed Block of Blocks clothing store, \ nd his son Gary, were expected to eturn yesterday from a few days uniting trip in the Crown King ter n tory erome People
 pr. and Mrs. R. J. Thigpen of d erome motored over and back yes ft 9rday. The doctor is connected n -ith the United Verde hospital. K lilly Glenn in Town
 w. E. (Billy) Glenn, republican h for the legislature, was in d own from his home in Ash Fork al and will brisk up for a S happy talk at the theater tonight. eturns from East II Mrs. L. V. Gay, who has been vis- bi iup with rela tivec in fba aosf For ,,,