Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-09
Goes to South
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 From Cherry
 E. A. Barnham, poultry raiser ot
 the Cherry Creek district, came in tc
 Prescott for short stay on business
 yesterday
 Mayer Visitor
 Mrs. Myrtle Olin drove in to town
 yesterday from her home in Mayer
 to shop and visit friends here.
 Cordes Merchant
 Charles Cordes, well known merch-
 ant of Cordes, passed yesterday in
 Prescott, coming in for a short stay on business.
 Goes to Tucson Grant McEnany, who has been visiting in Prescott for the past two or three days, yesterday left for the south, going to Tucson.
 From Clarkdale Fred Hawkins, deputy sheriff of the Clarkdale precinct, drove to town yesterday on official business at, the sheriff's office.
 Clairvoyant Returns
 Prof. Masters, the well-known clairvoyant, has returned to Prescott, and is stopping at the St. Regis hotel
 Deputy Sheriff
 L. B. Cannon, deputy sheriff of the Congress Junction precinct and a candidate for the republican nomina- tion for sheriff, came up from the junction yesterday.
 From Clemenceau
 John L. Munds, deputy sheriff of the Clemenceau precinct, was among visitors in this city yesterday, coming over on official business at the sheriffs office
 Visits Friends
 Miss Alice Archambeau, daughter of Mrs. Alice Archambeau, deputy county school superintendent, has gone to Willard, where she is visiting her friend, Mary Sanders. From Humboldt
 C. H. Anderson, well known min ing man from Humboldt, was among business visitors in the city yester- day. He passed the day in town. To Ship Ore
 J. B. and Ed Tomlinson are pre- pairing to ship ore from their mine in the Venezia district. They have taken out a carload of ore, and will ship it as soon as the roads are in good condition. Chief Justice
 Judge H. D. Ross, chief justice of the ArizonaN supreme court, and father of J. w. Ross, proprietor of the Yavapai magazine, has arrived in Prescott for a visit, accompanied by Mrs. Ross. From Humboldt
 Mrs. O. F. Janssen and Mrs. Frank Corwin drove in to town yes terday from their homes at Humboldt to attend a party at the Hassayampa | Country club. From Mayer
 Mrs. Anna Ricklin, proprietor of the Mayer Owl, was among visitors in the city yesterday, driving over to pass the afternoon shopping and wis iting friends. On Vacation
 Gary Vyne of Vyne Brothers Elec- tric company, and Henry Brink meyer, IT,, have gone to Mormon Lake to pass their vacation, making the trip by automobile. Clarkdale Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Paul C. Keefe drove over to Prescott yesterday from their home in Clarkdale, to visit friends in town and transact some business. Mir. Keete is speaker of the Arizona house ot representatives Mining Man Here
 F. H. Clark, mining man of the Groom Creek district, came down to Prescott yesterday to visit friends in Prescott and purchase supplies for lis mining camp. In From Ranch
 A. w. Springfield and Lon String field came in yesterday on business rom their ranch beyond the Ameri- ,an ranch. They report the rains Ire doing a great deal of good and hat feed is becoming plentiful. From Jerome
 R. E. Moore, chairman of the I Iavapai county highway commission, md Joseph Mccarthy, county engi- leer, were among visitors in the city { yesterday, returning to Jerome in he afternoon. A meeting of the { commission will be held Saturday.