Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-08
Slowly Improving .

 y fined to his home for the past two k weeks with a sprained ankle is slow - 1y improving.
 Crown King Miner
 C. R. Smith, a prominent mining 1 man from the Crown King district 3 was in Prescott yesterday transacting . business.
 Visiting Brother Mrs. Ethel B. Steidley of Derid- den, La, sister of Thomas w. Burge
 has returned from her home and will
 remain here until after her brother Going to Phoenix Mrs. s. s. McFadden, who has . been conducting a sanatorium here for some time past, expects to leave
 for the south Sunday, where she will join her husband, who is located a short distance from Phoenix. Visits Fair Dr. A. D. Wilson of Wilson's sana- torium, has gone to Phoenix to visit the state fair.
 Phoenix Visitor
 F. J. Elliott of Phoenix passed yesterday in Prescott on business. Returns from Camps
 C. L. Dunbar, who is prominent in local mining circles, returned to the city yesterday after several weeks in the camps.
 From Mayer
 Mrs. Merton w. Stewart of Mayer is in town for day or two shop ping and visiting friends, Jerome Visitor
 A. R. Clancy, a mining man from Jerome, was in the city yesterday transacting business.
 From Kirkland
 Mrs. Carrie Rudy is spending few days in Prescott. Her husband is Kirkland rancher.
 In from Dells
 Morris Payne, who with his brother owns the Granite Dells re- sort, was in Prescott yesterday on business.
 Auto Dealer Here
 Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Pickens and children made brief business visit here yesterday. Pickens is an auto mobile dealer in Flagstaff. From Clarkdale
 Paul C. Keefe, who is connected with the chemical department of the United Verde Copper company at Clarkdale, drove to Prescott yester- day on business. Goes to Phoenix
 William Craig of the Star Clean CTS, is on combined trip of busi- ness and pleasure to the capital. Return from South
 Mir and Mrs. Neil C. Clark and their daughter Betsy returned yester- day from a few days visit with rela- tives at Phoenix. Wholesaler Returns
 Dixon Fagerberg returned yester- day after spending a few days in transacting business and at tending the fair. Home
 Howard Cornick, who has been in Phoenix for some little time on legal business, returned to Prescott yester- I day. Cornick is a democratic can { didate for state senator. Jerome Fair Visitors
 E. L. Bartholomew, Dr. Thigpen, t and H. L. Fulton, all of Jerome, y were in Phoenix this week for the I 5hriner's conclave, and other festi- ,ities. C Enjoys Fair II Chas. c. Riebeling returned from V he Arizona State fair at Phoenix E He reports a very en- oyable time. S Visiting in South b Mrs. Roy Slater is in Phoenix for V few days visiting with friends and njoying the fair. la flint Valley Rancher N w. S. Cox, rancher from Mint C  alley, was a business visitor in Pres ott yesterday. cl Brings Fine Beef 1r Dave Berry, cattleman of the at Walker district, vas in the city yes P erday with herd of fine beef cattle. humboldt Merchant st Tony Brose of Humboldt was in bl 1e city yesterday buying supplies T nd greeting friends. He conducts general store at the smelter town. ST ioing on Trip ye MT. and Mrs. Glenn Lady, who fe ave been residents of Idylwild for pa umber of years, have sold their in R rests here and will spend the win T making an extended tour of the vi past. They plan to return to Pres pa