Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-15

Visiting Family
 Wm. B. Sawyer of Sawyer & Ploetz, was in Jerome over the week end visiting with relatives. On Vacation
 Jack Shull of the Biles-Lockhart Clothing company drove to Congress Junction Saturday for a three or four-day vacation and quail hunt. Lynx Creek Rancher
 Dave Berry, cattleman from the Lynch Creek country, drove in yes terday, and attended to some busi- ness matters.
 Humboldt Merchant Here
 C. P. Wingfield, well known merchant of Humboldt, was visitor in the city yesterday. He brought in several fine lots of quail which he presented to friends here. Go to Crown King
 MT. and Mrs. Emory Fisher plan ned to leave yesterday for Crown King where they will spend some time visiting the Peck mines, in which they are interested. Go to Coast
 Mrs. L. C. Thornton and mother in-law, Mrs. Annice Thornton, left recently for Los Angeles to attend the funeral of James A. Farmer, who is a brother of L. C. Thornton, manager of the local Pay'n-Takit store.
 Mining Men on Hunt
 Stanley Day and C. H. Dunning left yesterday by motor for Copper creek, where they will spend few days hunting and inspecting proper ties in that vicinity in which they are interested.
 Return from Phoenix Senator Ashurst and John AshurSt Renoe returned from Phoenix Sun day after passing the day there with friends. | Contractors Return
 John Twohy and James Horne, the latter general manager of Twohy Brothers company, returned to Phoe- nix yesterday after few days spent here and at Jerome on business. Flagstaff Jurist
 Judge Crosby of Flagstaff was among arrivals in town yesterday. He spent the day visiting relatives and attending to legal matters. Motor to Jerome
 Art Ploetz and Evelyn Stevens motored to Jerome Sunday, where they spent few hours visiting with friends at the camp.
 From Mayer
 L. V. Kerby of Mayer was a vis- itor in Prescott over the weekend. He is engaged in construction work at Mayer.
 Buying Horses
 Representatives of the Hart Cattle company were ill Prescott Saturday and Sunday looking owe saddle horses which were for sale here. They left yesterday for Phoenix and other valley points.
 Inspect Properties
 John Winchell of the Flagstaff ga- rage, was in the city over Sunday. While here he inspected the Josepha mine, belonging to Hamilton & Smith. The Josepha is located about seven miles south of Prescott on the Little Hassayampa, and according to reports is showing some good ore. Winchell returned to Flagstaff yes terday.
 At Congress Junction
 MT. and Mrs. O. A. Hesla were among Prescott people who motored to Congress Junction during the weekend to hunt quail.
 Motoring to Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Bischoff, who recently sold their property here, will leave today on a motor trip to the coast. They will visit in number of California cities, and expect to make their home for the winter in Fullerton.
 South on Business
 Arthur Thompson, who IS em- ployed by the postoffice here, Will leave for Phoenix tomorrow on weeks leave of absence. He will transact important business while there.
 Going to Phoenix
 I. C. Phelps, who has been en- qaged in construction work in this vicinity for some time, left yester- day for Phoenix, where he will make his home this winter.
 On Hunting Trip
 MT. and Mrs. C. P. Henry ot Humboldt motored to Congress function Saturday, where they joined Prescott friends in a quail hunt.