Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-08

returned to that place.
 From Humboldt
 Fred E. Sparks. manager Of the Arctic Ice & Meat company of Hum boldt, was visitor in Prescott yes
 terday. arriving on Sunday. Back from Phoenx
 Miss L.loe NJ. Sparkes, secretary Iof the chamber of commerce, return ed from Phoenix Sunday, after short visit at the capital
 Returns from Phoenix City Manager John H. Robinson returned during the weekend from Phoenix, where he passed Sunday on Ia short visit.
 From Clarkdale
 Miss Blanche Rayie arrived Sun day from Clarkdal- being summoned by telephone Sunday when her uncle, J. C. Woods, was taken ill
 In New York
 I. c. Norris, senior member of Norris & Norris, is in New York, and will be there for 2 while on busi- ness.
 From Willow Creek
 ]. C. McNelty, Prescott forest ranger, came in on Sunday from his home in the Willow Creek district.
 He will pc at the forest office here this week. Aultman Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. F. L. France, well known residents of Aultman, were among visitors here yesterday, taking advantage of the melting snows to visit the county seat Comes from Mayer
 Thomas F.. Peacock, who is em- ployed by the Arizona Power com pany at Mayer, was visitor here yesterday on business at the local "Tapco" office. Returns to South
 After passing the weekend here with her mother, Mrs Minnie Sea- man, Miss Minnie Seaman, United States deputy marshal, yesterday re- turned to her home at the capital Goes to Fort Bayard
 Miss Julia Grady, reconstruction tide in the occupational therapy de- 'artment at Fort Whipple, yesterday vent to Fort Bayard, where she has ,een transferred. Returns from Capital
 Joseph Mccarthy, of Jerome, coun- y engineer, returned Sunday from Phoenix, where for the past several lays he had been attending the roads conference Sack from South
 F. s. Fiele, president of the Ari- ona Power company, was among hose returning to Prescott Sunday rom the roads meeting at the apital. Returns from South
 Mrs. Daniel Campbell, mother of iovcrnor Thomas E. Campbell, has eturned from the capital, where she njoycd a visit Of several days as the uest of her son and Mrs. Thomas ,ampbelL ,eturn from Phoenix
 Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Southworth nd their son and daughter returned aturday night from Phoenix, where icy enjoyed Mile Anna Pavlowa in
 program of ballet. rom Ash Fork
 Frank E. Taylor. formerly of rescott, was a visitor here Sunday, oming down from Ash Fork, where ? is now located, to pass the day ith friends. eturns from South
 Herndon J. Norris, junior member
 the law firm of Norris & Norris, turned Saturday from Phoenix. here he had passed day or two l a short visit. arkdale Visit
 MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson ade q short visit in Clarkdale Sat day evening. Mrs. Anderson re- rned during the past week from os Angeles, where she has been for e past several weeks sturns from Phoenix K. E. Moore, of Jerome, chairman
 the county highway commission, $ present yesterday at meeting
 the commission, having returned ,m attending the roads convention
 the capital.
 turns to Phoenix George Miller, son of Mrs. (. T. slin, Sunday returned to his home
 Phoenix, after visiting with his thcr. Accompanying him home s his young son. who has been h Mrs. Joslin recently. me from Phoenix Dr. and Mrs. F. (. Norman, of oar,iV 1,era bera 1-acferdav offeDd