Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-19

At Express Co.
 Robert Finn, of Fl Paso, is act ing cashier at the American express
 office during the illness of the reku- lar cashier.
 Tire Business
 J. T. Douglas was in the city yes terday from Denver, coming on busi- ness with A. E. Gage, local dealer for Gates tires.
 Return from Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson re- turned Sunday from Los Angeles and San Francisco, where they have been for the past week.
 Back from Phoenix
 Representative Alfred Gale return ed during the weekend from Phoe- nix, where he has been attending the special session of the legislature, now adjourned.
 Motor to Prescott
 Ben Snyder, Santa Fe agent at Clarkdale; H. P Hughes, auditor for the railroad and the express com pany at that place, and two friends, motored to Prescott yesterday on business.
 Relieves Stunbaugh
 CI,-1a, .I city from Phoenix, coming to take the position of "on-hand' clerk at the American express office, vacated by Charles L. Stumbaugh, who has gone to Kingman, joining his son, who IS in charge of accounting at the Santa Fe there. Jerome Merchant
 A. J. Humbert, propritor Of a meat market in Jerome, was among vis- itors in the city yesterday on busi- ness.
 Visiting Daughter
 Rufe Kinsman, of Humboldt, is spending few days in Prescott, visiting his daughter, Mrs. Bert Maxwell.
 Chief of Police
 !. G. Crowley, chief of police in Jerome, drove over to this city yes terday on business, returning in the afternoon. Visits Schools
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler yesterday left the city to be absent for a week visiting schools in different parts of the county. Easter Visit
 Mrs. Ida Genung of Peoples valley, passed Easter in Prescott with her daughter, Mrs. Grace Chapman, and her grandchildren. Santa Fe Official
 w. F. Talliafcrro, an official from the Topeka, Kans., offices of the Santa Fe railroad, is here on busi- ness at the local offices. Returns to Canyon
 A. ]. McDonough has returned to the Grand canyon, after passing Easter in this city with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. McDonough. Sheep Man Here
 Colin Campbell, well known sheep raiser of Ash Fork, came down from the north junction yesterday and passed the day on business in Pres ,ott.
 Arrives from Phoenix
 R. P. Willis, manager of the Pres ,ott tent city operated by the Uni rersal Tours company, arrived from he south yesterday to open the sum ner colony. Returned to Humboldt
 Mrs. Walter Larremorc returned to Sunday after spending everal days in this city with her laughter, Aileen, who is attending he Prescott schools. With Western Union
 J. T. Jennings, district manager of ; he Western Union at Phoenix, ar ived in the city yesterday, coming l orth by automobile. He is here on usiness with the local office Sack to Prescott
 J. E. Pinkerton, of the Prescott T lumber company, returned yesterday t rom Phoenix, to which city he went P lst Thursday, making the trip over md via the Black Canyon route. f ,n Route South 1
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Pitcher, of ilendale, were in the city yesterday n route to their home in the south, -here Mir Pitcher, formerly with the )wl Drug company here, is in the rug business.
 ack from Phoenix
 Miss Mae Cahill returned Sunday .om Phoenix, where she and .her lother, Mrs. Nellie Cahill, have I cen visiting their daughter and sis \