Weekly journal-miner., 1922-12-27
Back from South
Adjusts Insurance
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 From Fridays Daily)
 Goes to Coast
 R. H. Burmister, senior member of tine real estate firm of Burmister X Hill, yesterday left for San Fran cisco to pass the holidays with friends.
 Home for Holidays
 Among those returning to pass the Christmas holidays at home in Pres colt are the Misses Mollie Merritt, Vera Jackson and Mary Cromwell all of whom are attending the Uni versity of Arizona.
 Home for Christmas
 Miss Louise Howard has returned from Tucson to pass the Christmas holidays at home. Miss Howard will have as her guest during the Christ mas season, Miss Marjorie Shrum, who is also a student at the univer- sity.
 From Swansea
 Frank Hood, formerly in charge of the Arizona Power company's commissary department, is passing day or two in Prescott from his home at Swansea, where he is now chief clerk of the Swansea mine for the Southwest Metals company. The Swansea is shipping some ore to the smelter at Humboldt, Hood said yes terday.
 To Visit Parents
 The Misses Margaret Watson and Dorothy Stuart returned yesterday noon from Tucson to pass the Christmas holidays at home. Returns Sunday
 T. c. Norris is expected to return Sunday from Chicago. where he has been recently on legal business. To Visit Friends
 The Misses Della and Sue Moore of Winslow are visiting friends in Camp Verde.
 Returns from University
 Joe McNally, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. McNally, yesterday returned from the University of Arizona, to pass the holidays at home. Has Rheumatism
 Deputy Sheriff Bill Fitzgerald yes terday was confined at home, suffer ing with rheumatism. Holiday Vacation
 Dixon Fagerberg, IT,, is home from the Page Military Academy at Los Angeles, to spend the holidays. From the Junction
 Mrs. A. O. Despair drove to Pres colt yesterday from her home at Je-l rome Junction, to pass the day in town. Holiday Vacation
 Mrs. Marie Vance Ryland of the Ryland Piano Studo, left today for a holiday vacation and will return to Prescott the middle of January. Returns from South
 C. E. Gentry has returned from Phoenix, where he attended a meet jug of Arizona's county assessors Goes to Phoenix
 Ben Harmon, well known cattle man of the Camp Wood country, is passing a few days at the capital on business. Express Business
 w. s. Seidel, travelling auditor of the American Express company, is here on business at the local express office, of which o. H. Tucker is manager.
 On Legal Business
 Judge A. K. Lee, justice of the peace at Humboldt, was in the city yesterday on legal business. Home for Holidays
 Charles Suder, IT,, has returned from Tucson, where he is attending the University of Arizona, to spend the holidays at home. Home from Tempe
 Miss Genevieve McNally has re- turned from Tempe to pass the Christmas holidays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. McNally. Miss McNally is attending the state nor nal school Back from South
 William Brown and Mike Larkin, ex-service men of this city, have re- turned from Wickenburg, where they have been staying recently. From the Verde
 Driving ever from their homes in Camp Verde, Henry See and Mr. and Mrs. H B. Cummings are making a shcrt visit to Prescott. Leave for Holidays
 MT. and Mrs. O. F. Orthel and their daughters, the Misses Margaret and Katherine, plan to leave for Phoenix today to pass the holidays with Mrs. OrthePs sister. Claim Business
 A. C. Mcqueen, livestock claim agent for the Santa Fe, is passing a few days in the city on business for the road. Goes to Coast
 George Kingdom, general manager of the United Verde Extension, has gone to Los Angeles on a business trip. MT. Kingdoms home is in Jerome.