Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-15
From Sundays paily)

II. A. Wagner and r. w. Giroux
 have returned to Mayer after short
 visit in Prescott.
 Phoenix Attorney
 F. s. Clark is passing the week
 end in Prescott on legal business, ar irving from Ph6enix
 Cattlemen Visit
 w. Walker and Dan Francis. cattle growers of Flagstaff, are passing q
 few days in this city on business.
 From Flagstaff . P. T. King, Flagstaff merchant, Is passing several days in Prescott on business.
 From Willow Creek 1 John (. McNelty, Prescott forest ranger, is in the city on business at the local forest office.
 From Oatnan 4. s, Nelson is passing several days here, arriving yesterday from his home in the Oatman district. Jerome Visitor Miss Hazel Stuart of Jerome is in Prescott as the house guest of Miss Ollie Fischer, during the weekend. Humboldt Visitors
 Roy White and Daniel Rees ar rived late Friday from Humboldt, coming ill on business. Phoenix Visitors A. Henson and E! O. Hickens, of Phoenix, are passing few days in Prescott. They arrived Friday night From the Coast
 j. H. Zadeck was in Prescott on business yesterday, arriving from Los Angeles. Mayer Visitors
 Mir and Mrs. E. F. Leonard, resi- dents of Mayer, are passing the week end with friends in this city. Journey Postponed
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. O'RQurke, who had planned to go to Los Angeles yesterday, postponed the trip for business reasons.
 Call Hike Off
 The Boy Scouts, who yesterday were to have hiked out to Lake Wat son, called the excursion off because oi the weather From Skull Valley
 MT. and Mrs. (. s. Lockett are passing the weekend with Prescott friends. Their home is in Skull Valley.
 California Visitors
 Coming on business, Louis Lottlieb of Los Angeles and w. w. Porter of San Francisco, are visitors in this city They arrived yesterday, From the East
 Mrs. T. R. Porter, accompanied by her son, Dick, are visitors here, ar irving from their home in Columbus, Ohio. From Fair Oaks
 William Roberts, resident of Fair Oaks, yesterday returned to his home in that place after a short visit in Prescott Veterans Bureau
 B. E. Spencer and s. E. Hollister, of the Phoenix Veterans Bureau, are in Prescott to talk with beneiiciaries of the bureau Return to Mayer
 Deacon Skinner and Rudolph | Schappler, who were in Prescott on business Friday, have returned to the Pocahontas mine, near Mayer. Returns Home
 John Pearce, who was here Fri day, en route to his home at Hol brook after a visit in Phoenix, has gone north. Returns from North
 T. F. Dunn, editor of the Yavapai yesterday returned from the north, where he has been on busi- ness for the magazine. Returns to Station
 A. P. Jahn, who has been in Pres ,ott for the past few days from the Johnson ranger station in the Cherry Creek district, yesterday returned here. Leave Tomorrow
 Harry Heap, president of the Ro- 1 ary club. and Dr. H. T. Southworth, l member, accompanied by Mrs. Heap md Mrs. Southworth, plan to go to ( san Francisco tomorrow, to attend { he Rotary convention there. r Plan {
 Plans for a charity ball. the pro- ! ,eeds of which were to have been I given to the Salvation Army, have i ,een discontinued for the reason that i he Salvation Army, according 10 uling of the national organization, !, s not permitted to accept funds de- f ived from dances. io
 From Tuesdays Daily) from Coast c