Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-12

lhHFIeSSIIldn I1cIc
 i J. B. Hubbard, special representa-.
 tive of the American Railway Ex. .Ipress company, was here yesterday Icalling at the local American Ex- tpress office, of which o. H. Tucker
 is manager.
 Returns to Phoenix
 J. H. Dillon, who was here as
 special master for the sale of the lConsolidated Arizona Smelling com Ipany's holdings, bought by the
 Great Western Metals company, yes
 terday afternoon went to Phoenix.
 From Jerome
 H. w. Seamon of the United
 Verde Copper company, came over from Jerome yesterday to transact
 business.
 Outing Today ! The members of the Moonlight club, a social circle, will leave this noon for an outing in the Groom Creek district, returning to town this evening
 Visit Dam E. H. French, q railroad man Of Winslow, yesterday visited the Will Hanson valley damsite with Presi- dent Art Davis, returning i'll the afternoon.
 From Pasadena Coming from Pasadena, where she moved last year to teach in the Pasa- dena Union High school, Miss Alice Adams, formerly of this city and Phoenix, is visiting ill Prescott as the guest of Miss Alice Bitner. Miss Adams formerly was principal of the Prescott High school In Pasadena she is making her home with her sis ter, Mrs. Helen Colton.
 From McCabe
 A. J. Davis, well known resident 'of McCabe, arrived yesterday for a short stay,
 Here on Business
 Y. L. Holmes, who formerly lived in this city, is here from Phoenix, coming up for few days on busi- ness.
 Go to Coast
 Mfr and Mrs. Theodore Martin have left to make their home in Los Angeles. Mir Martin was employed here at the Anderson, Gale & Nils son law office.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Joe Carter, rancher of Kirkland, and uncle of Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Returns from Meet
 Tom Bate has returned from Phoenix, where he attended the an- nual golf tournament of the South western Golf association. Returns from Texas
 Captain William Beck has return ed to Prescott from Texas, where he has been for some time past. He says the Hassayampa is as strong as ever
 From Skull Valley
 ]. Van Dickson drove in during the weekend from his ranch home in Skull valley, and yesterday was business and greeting friends. Gees to Valley I
 Homer R. Wood, engineer for the Williamson Valley Farms company, has gone to the valley, and will be busted there for about Is days with l survey work Return from Tourney
 Among those who have returned ] from the southwestern golf tourna- nent held at Phoenix last week was F. s. Viele, president of the Arizona Power company. Officer
 Sterling Price, deputy sheriff of Maricopa county, was in the city turing the weekend on business at he local ,sheriffs office. He return d Sunday afternoon. So to Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson went to Los Angeles, where Mrs. Anderson will visit for time. Mir Anderson is planning to eturn within afew days.
  Returns from East
 Garland Gainey, well known ex- ervice man of this city and former y a patient at the post, has returned rom a visit to Baltimore, Md. A ' eference to climate discovered the eason for his return. Gainey has eft Prescott and returned here three ( imes. ,larkdale Visitor
 Mrs. C. NJ. Pederson came over rom Clarkdale yesterday, and is in Y he city on a short shopping visit. Comes from Phoenix
 Mrs. H. A. Guild, chairman of the S tate child welfare board, arrived in c he city Sunday on business for the d oard. | irnmons Visitors