Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-04
Here for Winter

Here for Winter
 Mir. and Mrs. J. S. J. Otto of New Orleans are passing the winter in Prescott. Their son has entered the state university at Tucson.
 From Humboldt
 MT. and Mrs. O. F. Jansen Of Humboldt drove to Prescott yester- day with their two children to pass the afternoon in town. Mr. Jansen is auditor at the Humboldt smelter. Humboldt Visitor
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Nickerson of Humboldt passed yesterday afternoon in the city to shop and greet friends. Mir. Nickerson is metallurgist and chemist at the Humboldt smelter.
 Visit the West
 Arriving by automobile from Chi cago, Mir. and Mrs. John Baker of that city are planning to pass a few weeks i'll Prescott, during which they will visit the many points of interest in the county.
 On Deer Hunt
 l MT. and Mrs. Wilbert E. Scott and their son, Billy, and Ed Stephens, all of this city, will accompany Mir. and Mrs. Ben Stewart of Sycamore on a deer hunt in the Pine mountain district today. The Wilberts and Mir Stephens went out to the Stewart ranch yesterday.
 Visit Jerome
 Sheppard Hiscox, maintenance en- gineer of the state highway depart ment for the northern part of the state, yesterday went to Jerome with J. E. Kelley. assistant cashier of the Phoenix National bank.
 Extended Visit
 Mrs. Ed Conway and children have gone to Williams, where they will make an extended visit. Mrs. Con way is wife of the local Santa Fe roadmaster for the Prescott to Ash Fork section.
 Back from South
 J. w. Faubion, republican candi- date for clerk of the superior court has returned from a campaign trip to the southern end of the county. Returns from Beast
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Warner have returned from New York, where they went recently or business. Mir. Warner is engaged in mining in the Mayer and Bolado districts. Return from North
 D. C. George and Oscar C. Bart lett of the state biological survey, have returned from the northern part of the state, where they went on business for the bureau. Hunt Northern Deer
 Prospects of deer in the wilder nesscs of Coconino county yesterday brought F. J. and F.. E. Jack of Glendale to Prescott They will leave for the north today, armed for venison. Makes Home Here
 C. A. Nichols, formerly a resident of Prescott as a member of the local Santa .Fe force, has returned to make his home here, having been transfer red back to Prescott after six or seven months with the railroad at Phoenix.
 Visits Sister
 Mrs. Mary Drace of Florence is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ellen Fig ueroa of Jerome, before returning to Florence after visit in Los Ange- les. Mrs. Drace arrived from the coast yesterday and went to Jerome from here.
 Return Today
 Mrs. D. w. Russell is expected to reach Prescott today, with her young son, returning from a two months stay in Los Angeles with Mrs. Rus sells mother, Mrs. J. C. Herndon. Mrs. Herndon will accompany her laughter to Kingman, where she plans to visit with her son, Charles w. Herndon, for two weeks. Visit Son Here
 Mir. and Mrs. E. C. Young of Clin- on, Mich, have arrived to pass the winter with their son, o. E. Young, md Mrs. Young, of Clarkdale. They ' were accompanied to Clarkdale by heir son, who met them at the , Grand canyon: Back from East !
 Mir. and Mrs. P. L. Jones have re- urned from an extended visit with riends and relatives in the east. visit