Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-20
(From Tuesdays DaiIy)

holidays with friends in California.
 From the Verde
 Supervisor and Mrs. w. w. Midg
 ley were in the city yesterday iron
 their home at Clarkda1e. MT. Midg
 ley has just returned from a shor
 visit to California.
 Mining Man Here
 Chester Hoatson, foreman of tn, Verde Central mine, and R. E
 Moore, chairman of the county high. way commission, were in the city
 yesterday on business.
 Attends Convention
 C. U. Pickrell, county agricultural
 agent, is in Phoenix attending the
 annual meeting of the Arizona In dustrial congress.
 South on Business
 J. w. Sullivan, prominent land
 owner and cattle raiser of the Will
 Hanson valley and Prescott, has gone
 to Phoenix for a few days on busi- ness.
 Returns from Jerome 1 Al Ferris, local mining engineer, has returned from brief business
 visit to Jerome.
 Teacher Here Mrs. C. F. Seige;, who teaches the county school at Ocotillo, plans to return there today after passing the weekend in town shopping for the holidays.
 From Clarkdale
 A. N. Jones of the Clarkdale I'm provement company, formerly secre- tary of the county highway commits sion, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Here for Holidays
 Joseph Young and Ralph Hooker, who are attending the Harvard Mili- tary academy at Los Angeles, have returned to pass the holidays with their parents.
 Attends Meeting
 C. E. Gentry, county assessor, went to Phoenix Sunday and will be there until tomorrow, to attend the annual meeting of the county asses sors of Arizona.
 Goes to Phoenix
 s. H. Martin, superintendent of Prescott city schools, went down to Phoenix Sunday. South for Xmas
 Mrs. Herndon J. Norris yesterday went to Tucson to pass the Christ mas holidays with her father. Humboldt Visitors
 Mrs. F. E. Sanborn and Mrs. Fred Sparks drove in from Hum boldt yesterday to attend to some holiday shopping. Return from South
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. L. Clancy have returned from the southern part of the state, where they have enjoyed l an automobile tour for the past two weeks.
 Back from Coast
 George Johnson, superintendent of the Arizona Binghampton Copper has returned from Los An geles, where he has been recently. 60 to Coast
 Mrs. w. H. Johnson and her young son have gone to Los Ange- es to visit Mrs. Johnson's mother. They will be away two months. Is Recovering
 Mrs. Alice Ray of Garden street, who was made i'll by ptomaine pois- 'ning Saturday, yesterday was re- ported to be recovering slowly. Merchant Here
 Coming in from his home at Turkey, where he conducts general tore, James P. Cleator passed the lay here yesterday buying supplies nd attending to other business. rom Line Works J. T. Sheffield, manager of the . 'untenney lime mills, was in Pres | ott yesterday afternoon looking , fter interests here. Hillside Merchant
 Morse Darnall, well known merch- I mt from the Hillside district, was in he city yesterday buying supplies V or his general store. D ,n Land Business Driving in from their home at Vagoner yesterday, Louis and Am a rose Meador passed the afternoon F ere transacting business with the nd commissioner. r; e+11-,s from phoe7iv a John Renee, U. s. commissioner al IT this district, returned Saturday II om a brief business visit in the q ,uth. kull Valley Stocknan 4, Aubrey Gist cattleman and rancher a, om the Skrll Valley district, was in o e city yesterday attending to some gal business. th rom Snowflake tr yesterday from his home Il Snowflake, s. C., Rogers will make brief business visit here. He is cy aying at the Head hotel. o( -om Phoenix 5t H. w. Strack of Phoenix was So long arrivals i'll Prescott yesterday dt om the Salt River valley. w alley Visitors o, L. A. Hough and Arthur Carter of Si loenix are registered at the Pres tn .l