Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-08

looming to the city late Thursday.
 Go to Jerome
 f Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith
 who have arrived from Stoheham Mass, have gone to Jerome, plan
 ming to make their home in the Bil.
 lion Dollar camp.
 Deputy Sheriff
 Fred Hawkins, deputy sheriff of
 the Clatkdale precinct, was here yes
 terday, coming in for a short visit He plans to return there today.
 From Humboldt
 1 q. E. Meany, cashier of the Hum lboldt State hank, was here Thurs day evening to attend the chamber of
 commerce banquet.
 Returns from South
 w. E. Patterson, of the law office |of Norris & Norris, has returned from the south, after visiting at
 Phoenix and Castle Hot Springs.
 Returns from East
 T. c. Norris, of Norris & Norris, yesterday afternoon returned from New York, where he has been during the past few weeks on business.
 Mining Man Here O. w. Blickenstaff Of the J. & J. Mining company, came in yesterday from the J. & J. camp in Copper Basin.
 Is Improved
 Louis Schaeffer, ex-service man, who has been i'll for some time past, has considerably improved. and yes terday was able to be out.
 Attend Meeting
 H. Dewitt Smith and Val De Camp were in Prescott from Clark dale Thursday to attend the Funda- mentals banquet of the chamber Of .commerce.
 From Red Rock Fritz Schuerman, rancher of Red Rock, on Oak Creek, was here yes terday on legal business, accompanied by C. H. Rutherford, attorney of Jerome.
 Returns to Coast
 Mrs. Lloyd w. Harmon, cousin of Mrs. George Ruffner, yesterday re- turned to her home in Los Angeles, concluding a visit here as Mir. and Mrs. Ruffner's guest.
 From Skull Valley
 |. II. H. Higgins, Prescoth forest ranger for the Skull valley district, is passing several days here, confer ring with local forest service of- ficiais.
 Is Improving
 Harvey H. LeDue, ex-service man. who has been seriously i'll for some days past. yesterday was slightly bet ter. He is living at the Rycknan home on East Gurley street. Vocational Representative
 B. E. Spencer, representative of the Phoenix office of the veterans bureau, is in Prescott to look after claims oi ex-service men. His head quarters are at the Head hotel. Visits in El Paso
 Mrs. Anna Roberts. mother -oi Mrs. Thomas ]. Nolan, has gone. to Fl Paso> where she will be the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. w. Solomon, who made an extended visit here recently. Phoenix Visitors
 Among people from Phoenix who are visiting in Prescott are ". V. 1 Thorpe, Peter J. Walsh and R. o. ] Florenz, They arrived from the south yesterday. Theater Business
 w. R. Daley, travelling represen- tative of the Bert Levy Vaudeville circuit, arrived yesterday to confer with Charles Born, of the Elks the ater. He returned to the coast in the afternoon. Prom Walnut Creek
 MT and Mrs. Ben Ainsworth, well known residents of Walnut Creek, 1 where Mir Ainsworth is engaged in cattle raising, arrived yesterday for a short visit
 Jerome Visitors
 J. s. Douglas, president of the | United Verde Extension, and George Kingdom, U. V. X. general manager, were in Prescott on Thursday, com ing over from Jerome. Goes to Mine
 A. B. Cole, local representative of the Big Dome Silver Mining com pany, yesterday doree out to the mine with a party of men from Fort Whipple, w. A. Haywood, A. l ]. Lindel and T. Swearengin. To Attend Meeting
 George Mutz, ranger of the Syca- more district of the Prescott Ma l tional forest, today will go to the Verde valley, to attend meetings of cattle growers associations there to-