Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-22

Walter Hill of the Hill Produce company, drove to Jerome Monday i He says that the branch house which he recently opened at the camp is doing a good business.
 Gradually Improving S. L. Duncan, who has been i'll with pneumonia, is now reported to be considerably better. He is a min ing man and has a wide circle of friends in this city.
 Mayor Returns
 Mayor Morris Go1dwater returned yesterday from Bisbee, where he has been for the past several days, at tending the bankers convention. Jerome Visitor
 Mrs. A. C. Carlson was among visitors in the city, driving over to shop and visit Prescott friends Mrs. Carlson is the wife of the United Verde surgeon.
 From the NorCn
 C. E. Thomas, business man of Seligman, came down from the main line yesterday and passed the day transacting business and greeting friends in Prescott.
 From Skull Valley
 A. C. Young yesterday drove to town from his ranch in the Skull Valley country and passed the day ill town attending to business and greeting his Prescott friends. North Merchant
 MT. and Mrs. w. D. Washington yesterday drove down from their home in Ash Fork and passed the day among friends in Prescott. Washington is engaged in the mer- business at the junction city.
 From the Junction
 Anton Bisjak was among visitors in the city yesterday. He drove in on business from his home at Jerome Junction, and reported that condi- tions at the Prescott Farms project are good.
 Seligman Visitors
 Jim Hudson, H. A. Christensen and Matt Kuykendall were among ar rivals. in the city yesterday. They will remain for day or so visiting with friends and transacting busi- ness, before returning to their homes at Seligman. Undergoes Operation
 Mary Louise Monaghan, the young laughter of Mrs. E. c. Monaghan, ,lerk in the county attorneys office, S recovering from an operation for which she underwent at Mercy hospital yesterday evening Friends will be glad to learn that she is doing well. Leaves for Phoenix
 Sheppard Hiscox, state highway | department maintenance engineer, | ,ame down from his headquarters in Ash Fork yesterday to inspect the Jerome highway. He will return to Ash Fork tolay. Sack from Springs
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor ,f the Prescott National forest, re- turned yesterday from a short trip o Iron Springs on forest business. Supervisor H. B. Wales is passing couple of weeks in the Bradshaws conditions on the Crown King district of the forest. Return to Prescott
 Mrs. H. L. Haskell, whose husband ecently was transferred to the Win low dispatchers' office of the Santa 7e, has returned from Winslow and will remain in Prescott with her son, Beevo" Haskell. It is probable that dr. Haskell may be transferred to he Prescott dispatchers' office again. Hotel Man Here
 John King, merchant and hotel of Seligman, was in this ity yesterday. He came down for
 short stay on business. Visits Parents
 Mrs Nettie E. Mccoy of Dighton, Bans, and Mrs. Josie M. Castle of Eureka, Kans, arrived yesterday to isit their parents, MT. and Mrs. w. :. Tucker of this city, and other rela- ives and friends in Mesa. Visits Capital
 D. O. Dunn arrived in Prescott after making an extensive rip through the south and east, in luding a visit to Washington, D. C. 1e says that business and financial onditions generally in the sections hat he visited are improving. S Transferred
 Major Wm. L. Carman, for some ime past with the Whipple Barracks taff, was recently transferred to 'alo Alto, Calif., and left for that oint Monday to take up his new