Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-13
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! nix, was among business visitors from the Salt River valley registered at local hotels yesterday.
 Electrician Here
 Arriving in Prescott yesterday from Los Angeles, M. A. Johnson of the Santa Fe electrical forces will re- main for a brief time on company business.
 Here from Jerome w. O. Lyle came down from Je- rome yesterday and passed the day here with friends and to transact business.
 From Camp Verde
 Coming in from his ranch at Camp Verde yesterday, Don Bell passed the day in town.
 Jerome Visitor
 Dolph Bassett of Jerome came over from the camp yesterday and spent the afternoon here buying sup plies and greeting local friends. Takes Position Here
 L. E. Frank arrived in Prescott yesterday, and this week will start work at Fort Whipple, where he has secured a position.
 On Shopping Trip
 Mrs. J. F. Seymour is passing a few days in town to do some shop ping. She drove in from her home in Humboldt.
 Cattleman Here
 E. B. Perrin, IT,, well known cattle raiser of Williams, is passing several days on a business trip to Prescott
 To Visit Daughter
 Mrs. A. B. Fox yesterday went to Humboldt to visit her daughter, Mrs. w. A. Nickerson. She will be away for several days.
 Returns from East
 Charles Batre, president of the Mayer State bank, who has just re- turned from business trip to the east, yesterday went to Mayer on business at the bank. Officer Here
 Frank Bartler, special officer for the Santa Fe at Ash Fork, and for merly special night officer for the railroad in Prescott, was in town yesterday from the main line june tion
 From Ash Fork
 Harry Wilson came down to Pres colt yesterday to be in the city for day or two. Wilson is proprietor of the Ash Fork moving picture theater.
 Undergoes Operation
 John Rosenhoffer of South Mt Vernon street, who recently under went an operation at the post hos pitai at Whipple Barracks, is re- ported to be convalescing rapidly. He will soon be able to return home Goes to Springs
 After a short stay in Prescott, w. F. Chitty, several years ago auditor at Castle Hot Springs, has gone on to the springs to resume that posi- :ion this season. MT. Chitty's home is in Chicago. Brings Good Apples
 Driving in yesterday from his ranch in the Fair Oaks district, A. E. Eckles brought to town load of the fine apples which he raised the past year, for disposal to local merchants. Files on Claim
 George E. Jones, who has home stead property in the vicinity of Je- rome Junction, was in town yester- day attending to business in connec- ton with filing location notice on an other claim. Returns
 After spending a couple of days in the vicinity of Seligman, looking after legal affairs, J. E. Russell, local attorney, returned to Prescott yes terday. North on Business
 Leaving yesterday by automobile for Williams and other points north | of here, E. H. Loveridge, referee in bankruptcy, expected to be absent for several days on business. Likes Prescott Best
 After residence of some little time in Phoenix, Mrs. Emma Brooks, who formerly lived here, returned from the capital yesterday for visit with friends. She likes Prescott bet ter than Phoenix, and may remain here. Will Drive Tunnel
 Jack Heitgan and Joe Hobbs left afternoon with load of supplies and tools for the Thumb Butte district, where they have a contract for driving tunnel.