Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-27
City NeUs In Brief
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Of Humboldt, drove to the city yes terday for a short stay on business From the East
 E. Moorhead of Minneapolis and J. T. Herrigan of St. Paul are pass. ing few days in Prescott. Goes on Hunt
 Warren Stone of this city has gone to Congress Junction to hunt quail for week.
 Home for Holidays
 Miss Genevieve McNally is ex- pected to arrive today from Tempe where she is attending the state nor nal school, to pass the Christmas holidays with her parents, pr. and Mrs. J. B. McNally.
 Home for Xmas e
 Paul Hummer has returned from Tucson, where he is attending the University of Arizona, to spend the Christmas holidays at home. From the University
 Mary Ruth Payne arrived yester- day from Tucson, returning from the University of Arizona, to be at home during the Christmas holidays. Back for Xmas
 Joe McNally, who is in his fresh man year at the University of Ari- zona, is expected to arrive from Tue son today to pass Christmas at home. In on Business
 John T. Keegan, mining man who is operating in the Walker district, was in the city on business yester- day.
 Has New Car
 H. c. Fansler, manager of the Clarkdale and Jerome district for the Prescott music store, has purchased a new Buick roadster.
 From the Coast
 Charles F. Gilroy, travelling auditor for the Santa Fe coast lines, is in the city on business at the local office. He is accompanied by his wife. In on Business
 D. o. Saunders drove over from Clarkdale yesterday to attend to some business. Saunders is assistant manager of the Clarkdale branch of the Bank of Arizona.
 Ranchers Here
 H. A. Miller and Marion White, rancbers of the Williamson valley, drove to Prescott yesterday to at tend to some legal business. Returns from South
 C. U. Pickrell, county agricultural agent, has returned from attending the meeting of the livestock section of the Arizona Industrial congress at Phoenix.
 Expected Today
 Tony Johns was expected to re- turn last night or today from Phoe- nix, where he attended the annual meeting of the Arizona Industrial congress.
 Back After Vacation
 Mrs. L. B. Morsehead, deputy in the county assessors office, has re- turned from Phoenix, where she has been enjoying a vacation during the past week, visiting friends at the capital. q Deputy Recorder
 Miss Esther Swartz has been ap- pointed deputy in the county re- corder's office, succeeding P. J.. Mo Nulty, who has accepted a position with the Santa Fe at Wickenburg. Returns to Jerome
 Robert E. Tally, general manager of the United Verde, yesterday re- turned to his home in Jerome, after a short visit on his way back from attending the annual meeting of the Arizona Industrial congress at Phoenix.
 Returns to South
 Concluding a short stay in Hum boldt, Dr. ]. H. Heald of Fl Paso, yesterday passed through Prescott en route to Phoenix and Tucson. Dr. eHa1d is superintendent of the south ern district of the Congregational church.
 Comes to Office
 Coming in from his home in the Walnut Creek district of the Pres colt forest, Ed Oldham, ranger iii charge of that district, will be here for several days attending to some detail work at the local forest serv- ice office.
 Back from South
 Returning last night from Phoenix, Supervisors w. w. Midgley and L. S. Colwell, and R. E. Donovan, clerk of the board, have completed their equipment, and this morning will be trip to the capital to purchase county among those attending the meeting of the Hassayampa road committee