Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-27
.onle for Holidays

l spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Anna Voge, of Grove street.
 Return to South
 Miss Minnie Seaman and Hess Sea- man have returned to the capital after passing Christmas with their mother, Mrs. Minnie Seaman of this city. Goes to Phoenix.
 Superintendent George Shea of the Pioneers Home, has gone to Phoenix for short stay on official business. Vacation at Home
 Bud Sweeney is spending the Christ mas holidays at home, having come over the latter part of last week from Los Angeles. He will be here the rest of this week.
 Home for Xmas T. c. Norris reached Prescott Mon day, returning from Chicago to spend Christmas with his family. MT. Nor ris has been in the east on legal bus:- mess recently. Returns from South
 Miss Margaret E. Darrow of the Norris & Norris law offices, has re- turned from spending the holidays i'll Peoria.
 On Highway Work
 Chairman Robert E. Moore of the highway commission and County En- gineer Joseph Mccarthy drove over from Jerome yesterday on official business.
 Mayer Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. John Peel, accompan- jed by Mrs Peel's sister, came over to Prescott yesterday from their home in Humboldt.
 From Jerome
 Mrs. H. B. Woodbridge, formerly court reporter for the superior court, drove to Prescott yesterday from her home in Jerome.
 Goes to Phoenix
 Miss Grace Sparkes, secretary of the chamber of commerce, has gone to Phoenix for few days. Goes to Mayer
 Robert McMurchie, county-attor- Eney-elect yesterday afternoon drove to Mayer on legal business. From Jerome
 Norman Wykoff, well known Je- rome attorney, drove over from the Verde side to spend Christmas with his family, who are living in Prescott. On Legal Business
 Perry Ling drove over from Jerome yesterday to transact legal business. Visit Parents
 Mir. and Mrs. John H. Robinson, Jr, passed Christmas at the home of Mrs. Robinsons parents, MT. and Mrs. R. (. Walters, south of Mayer Xmas in Phoenix
 Harry Harter, local Santa Fe freight agent, has returned from Phoenix, where he spent Christmas with his brother, John Harter, and saw the Arizona-U Utah football game. From the Capital
 Miss Mary Pettiv and her brother, NJ. ]. Pettiv, IT,, are visiting in Pres colt during the holidays as the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. McNally. Miss Pettiv is a graduate of St. Joseph's academy. Returns from South
 Herndon J. Norris returned yester- day from Tucson, where he and Mrs. Norris passed Christmas with Mrs. Norris father, Lee Cruice. He made the trip by automobile. Here for Xmas
 Hugh O. Morrison, state examiner, and John Morrison, deputy assessor of Coconino county, are in the city to spend Christmas with their brother, Robert E. Morrison, and family. Xmas at Mayer
 Dr. and Mrs. R. N. Looney and heir young daughter, Marjorie Belle, passed Christmas with Mrs. Looney's mother, Mrs. Joe Mayer, of Mayer. Returns to Jerome
 John McNally, who is managing the -onnor hotel in Jerome temporarily, eturned there yesterday after spelld- ng Christmas in Prescott with his .arents, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. McNally. Seturn to Home
 MT. and Mrs. John Wilson, who ave been spending Christmas with lrs. Wilson's father, Judge E. w. Wells, have returned to their home in an Francisco. rom Out of Town
 Among out-of-town visitors in Pres ott on Christmas were Aubrey Gist f Skull Valley, Alfred Stapp Of Skull alley and MT. and Mrs. Lee Stayner f Venezia. -mas at Home
 Ed Oldham, Prescott forest ranger