Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-01
From ThursEay.s paIlvl

l MTS. II. N. NOISlldH ldS IcIuIHcS
 from Chicago, where she visited her
 sister and daughter.
 Returns to Coast w. L. Powers, who is engaged iu
 law practice in Los Angeles, has re-
 turned there after a short stay in
 Prescott
 Back from Convention
 Dr. and Mrs. H. T. Southworth
 have returned from New Orleans, where they attended the national convention of the American Legion. Returns to Coast
 Frank Wells, son of Judge 2. w. Wells, has returned to his home in Los Angeles, after a short visit ip Prescott.
 From Oakland
 D. R. Minshall of Oakland, Calf, was a business visitor in Prescott yesterday.
 Goes to Camps
 Charles H. Werner of the firm of Werner & Jett, is making business trip to Humboldt and Mayer today. On Vacation
 James N. Hall is enjoying a short vacation from his duties as assistant cashier in the Bank of Arizona. On Quail Hunt
 Chas. J. Dalke, who is on vaca- ton from the BaShford-Burmister store, and Ben Moore were in the country yesterday in search of quail. Takes Position Here
 Ed Wilson of Phoenix has accept ed a position here with the City Market, on North Cortez street. Phoenix Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. (. H. McQuire of Phoenix are visiting in Prescott for a day or so. Date Creek Rancher
 P. Mondotte, a rancher from the vicinity of Date Creek, spent the day in town yesterday on business. Go to Camps
 L. H. Johnson and N. NJ. Day of Los Angeles made a business trip to Jerome yesterday, after arriving from the coast. Touring Country
 MT. and Mrs. B. H. Summers of Wyo., were in Prescott yesterday. They are on an extended trip through the west. From the Coast
 T. c. Nash was a business visitor in the city yesterday. His home is n Long Beach. Returns from Camps
 C. w. Williams of Dallas, Texas, who has spent the last few days in Jerome and Humboldt in the interest of a Chicago clothing concern, re- turned yesterday. From Cottonwood
 A. ]. Mitchell spent some time in he city yesterday and later made a lying trip to Jerome. He is inter ,sted in the development of the Cot onwood country. Making Auto Trip
 Mrs. M Craig and Mrs. Mona Markham of Phoenix were in Pres ,ott yesterday on their way to Ash Fork. They are making scenic rip by automobile. Range Concern
 F. w. Macker, who has been in he city for day or so-in the inter st of the Buck Stove & Range com ,any, left for the south last night. Goes to Canyon
 c. E. Morrison, who has been here rom the east for the past two days n the interest of the Delco Lite company, left yesterday for short 'acation at the Grand Canyon. 1n Turkey Hunt
 Fred Ref. IT,, Henry Brinllmeyer, r., and Dewey Born left yesterday ; or the vicinity of Seligman, where hey will spend number of days in he hope of bagging both deer and , turkey. To Camp Wood
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. L. Tribby and heir son, Morris, accompanied by R. :. Jones, left yesterday for the Camp , Wood country, where they will en- , oy short vacation. They will also Iunt deer and turkey. humboldt Merchant
 MT. and Mrs. Tony Brose, who onduct a grocery store at Humboldt, we're transacting business in Prescott  Returns from Trip
 Charlie Barnes returned recentlyf rom a trip to the coast in which he 1ade the loop from here to Tijuana, , lexico, up the coast to Los Angeles, nd back by way of Ash Fork. It vas a pleasure tour and consumed :. he better part of three weeks.