Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-01


 has been quite i'll for the past week, is reported greatly improved
 Mining Man In
 John Myrmo, mining man of the Walker district, was in the city yes terday.
 Ash Fork Visitor
 Norman Nellis drove down to Prescott yesterday from his home in Ash Fork. Kirkland Visitor
 (. C. Jackson of Kirkland came in to town yesterday to transact busi- ness and greet his friends.
 Going Hunting
 II. E. Ebert of Whipple Barracks, left today for short hunting trip in the Jerome country.
 Going to Jerome
 C. (. Norton has gone to Jerome, where he will spend a short time on legal business. ! FnOenlX HlSlUOr
 Albert E. Ward of Phoenix was business visitor in the city yesterday. From Phoenix
 E. J. Anderson, a business man frcm the Salt River valley, is visiting in Prescott for few days. Goes to Jerome
 Mrs. O. H. Jett of Werner & Jett, spent yesterday in Jerome on pleas ure trip.
 Kingman Cattlenan
 I. L. Neal, cattlenan from King man, spent yesterday in Prescott, |transacting business and visiting friends.
 Los Angeles Tourists
 Mir. and Mrs. V. McRosenburg of Los Angeles, who have spent the past two or three days sightseeing here, left for their home today. Skull Valley Rancher
 Clarence Jackson, a rancher from Skull Valley, was in the city yester- day on a combined trip of business and pleasure.
 Humboldt Visitor
 Carl Sparks drove in from Hum boldt on business yesterday. Sparks is member of the firm of the Arc tic Ice & Meat company. Goes to Seligman
 Miss Mary McEachran yesterday went to Seligman in the interest of her campaign on the republican ticket for county superintendent of schools. Trip to Town
 R. C. Walters, cashier of the Mayer State bank, was greeting his friends in town yesterday. He drove back to Mayer late in the afternoon. From the Canyon
 Mir. and Mrs. Emory Kolb of the Grand Canyon were in the city yes terday on their way to Phoenix. MT. Kolb and his brother conduct photograph studio at the canyon. Go to Mohave
 A. H. Dameron and Elmer Lamb left yesterday for the scene of the placer find in Mohave county. Return from Placer Field
 Chas. Scholey, Wm. Byers and Frank Whisman returned yesterday from the recently located placer field in Mohave county. Rancher Here e Jos Stephens, a rancher from the |; valley, spent a short time in the city yesterday on busi- ness visit. IC From Jerome Parish } Rev. Father Flamenco of Jerome, t eft for his home yesterday after ] pending several days visiting with Rev. Father Camilo Torrente of the | Church of the Sacred Heart. q Move Into Town c MT. and Mrs. R. O. Barrett and amily are planning to move into heir house on Mt. Vernon street il bout the first of the month. They n lave been living out on the Jersey n -ily road during the summer. ] Returns to Store
 F. K. Steiner of the Peterson, n Brooke & Steiner book store, has t, esigned his position with the Waiter F Hill company and will now devote is entire attention to the store. b 70 Visit Grandparents F Neil Clark and his daughter. Betsy lark, left for Phoenix yesterday, ir 'here they will spend the weekend C isiting with MT. and Mrs. E. s. lark, Betsy's grandparents. Il, rom the Capital al Ned Creighton, manager of the F rizona News Bureau, was in town esterdaV He came uD from the d;