Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-01
City Ne1Us Tn Brief
Erom wedneseay,s panyl

F. E. Wesson, a commercial trav-
 eler of Los Angeles is calling on tho local trade.
 Clarkdale Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. ]. J. Williams ot
 Clarkdale are making brief visit ir the city, transacting business and visiting friends.
 Williams Visitor
 w. A. Johnson, a cattleman from Williams, was in town yesterday on a short business trip.
 From Turkey Creek
 ]. E. Swigert, who is in the goat raising business at Turkey Creek, was in the city yesterday for short while.
 Camp Wood Cattleman
 Lon Harmon, mayor of Phoenix, who has cattle interests in the vicin- ity of Camp Wood, was in Prescott yesterday.
 Visit in Jercne
 MT. and Mrs. J. Link Smith and Mrs. A. L. Hammond passed Mon day in Jerome.
 Jerome Visitors
 Perry Ling, attorney of Jerome, and George Avery, who also makes his home in the Billion Dollar camp, drove over 10 Prescott on business yesterday.
 Attends Wedding
 T. c. Norris yesterday afternoon left for Los Angeles, to attend the wedding of his son, Dr. William A. Norris, which will take place in the southern California city this week. Los Angeles Visitor
 Miss Betty Pryor, who has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Richards at their home on Summit avenue, yesterday left for Wickenburg to visit her sister, Mrs. w. L. Richards. Returns to Phoenix
 Mrs. Hattie D. Cornell returned yesterday to her home in Phoenix after a pleasant sojourn of several weeks in Prescott, meeting many old friends.
 Attorney to Kingman
 J. E. Russell of the firm of Rus sell & Stack returned to Kingman yesterday where he will remain for few days on legal business in con- nection with an election contest there. Merchant Leaves
 Ed Block of Blocks Clothing store, has gone to Crown King and vicinity, where he will probably re- main until the first of the month on business.
 Goes to Farms
 w. Curtis Miller, superintendent of attendance in district schools, yes terday went out to visit the school at the Prescott Farms. He found attendance and school work good. Fifty-five pupils are enrolled at the Farms. Visits Schools
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county school superintendent, went to Ash Fork Monday, where she visited the district school in the afternoon and attended the democratic rally in the evening. Yesterday, Mrs. Wheeler visited the Seligman school and last night attended the county candidates rally at that place. From the Verde
 Chairman R. E. Moore of the high way commission, and w. J. Flood, l of the commissions engineering force, were over yesterday from Je- rome yesterday. On Quail Hunt
 William C. Stills of the Whipple Stage Line company, is leaving today for Mayer, to hunt quail. Goes to Jerome
 Andrew R. Groenink, scout execu- tive, is going to Jerome and Clark dale today on business with scout at those places. Returns from North
 R. B. Westervelt, deputy county at torney, yesterday returned from Ash Fork, where he has been on business with the district board of school trus- tees.
 Return from Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. E. J. F. Horne re- turned the latter part of the week from California, where they have been for the past six weeks. They passed most of the time in San Fran cisco, returning to Prescott by way of Los Angeles. Visiting Sister
 Mrs. w. C. Goodwin and her small son, George Robert, arrived yester- day from Salt Lake City for an ex- tended visit with Mrs. Goodwin's sister, Mrs. William C. Greenwood. Mrs. Goodwin was a resident of this city few years ago, and has many