Weekly journal-miner., 1922-01-25

Elmer, both of Turkey Creek, were here yesterday.
 From Ash Fork L. NJ. Mencimer, teacher at Ash Fork, was in Prescott yesterday, at tending the teachers institute here. From Ipsilanti
 (. o. Hoyt of Ipsilanti, Mich, was was visitor in Prescott yesterday, coming to this city to transact busi- iness.
 Principal Here
 L. N. George, principal of the Prescott Farms. school, yesterday was attending the teachers institute in this city.
 To Attend Institute
 Mrs. Ed Blackstone yesterday came down from Ash Fork, where she is teacher, to attend the teach Iers' institute in this city.
 From Clarkdale
 Mrs. II. A. Redd and children yesterday drove to Prescott from their home in Clarkdale, and passed the day here shopping and visiting. Srcm the Farms
 Miss Carrie Cook, who teaches at the Prescott Farms school, was among visitors. in Prescott yesterday, attending the teachers institute here. Returns from Jerome
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county superintendent of schools, yesterday returned from Jerome, where she at tended the teachers institute in that city
 From Groom Creek
 Mrs. Mary Armstrong, teacher ot the county school at Groom Creek, yesterday came to Prescott to at tend the teachers institute in this city.
 Here for Institute
 Mrs. Mary Mitchell, teacher of the ! Abe Lincoln school near Wicken- burg, was among teachers yesterday attending the teachers institute in | Prescott. Comes from Nelson
 Miss Helen Hoile, teacher of the school at Nelson, was in Prescott yesterday, coming to attend the teachers institute here. She will be here today.
 From Wagoner
 Mrs. Amanda Ekblad came to Prescott late Thursday night from Wagoner, where she teaches the county school She is here attending the teachers institute. Returns from Kirkland
 w. Curtis Miller, superintendent of county school attendance, returned to Prescott late Thursday night from Kirkland, where he has been visiting his sister, Mrs Ed Ritter. Here on Business
 Ben Schoenfelf, representative of a Los Angeles business house, was in this city yesterday on business, leav- ing later in the day for the south. He is representing Los Angeles wholesale firm. F From Jerome
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Galbreath, of Jerome, were in Prescott yesterday, Galbreath. coming to be present at the letting of a contract by the high way commission, on the Cottonwood to Black Canyon road on the Verde side. . From Phoenix
 R. Twohy, of Twohy Brothers company, contractors of Phoenix, was in Prescott yesterday on busi- | ness.
 Returns from Jerome
 R. R. Larkin, representative of Ginn & Co.,, eastern publishers of school textbooks, yesterday returned from Jerome, where he attended the first teachers institute. He is at tending the second institute in this city.
 Returns from South
 E. T. McGonigle, president of the McGonigle Lumber company, of Riordan, yesterday was in Prescott on business, en route from the south, where he has been for the past two days, to the northern part of the state.
 From Kirkland
 Mrs. Charles Johnston, teacher of the county school at Kirkland, was in the city yesterday, and will be here over the weekend, with MT. Johnston, a patient at Fort Whipple. While here she is attending the teachers institute. Birth of Child
 To MT. and Mrs. A. E. Mulvenon has been born a child, it became known here yesterday in information to friends of the couple, who are now visiting at Mrs. Mulvenon's home in Pueblo, Colo. Both Mrs. Mulvenon and the baby are doing well. Miss Toles Here
 Miss Elsie Toles, state superintend- ent of schools, was in Prescott yes- terday attending the teachers insti- ute here. She came from Jerome, where Thursday and yesterday morn ing she attended the first teachers institute.
 Here for Meeting