Weekly journal-miner., 1922-02-15

III -hlOlhE1i dGSll uiilS AO HOih lC ceived here yesterday. Mir and Mrs. Holloway are both i'll Michigan. Returns to South B. E. Spencer, of the Phoenix vet erans' bureau office, yesterday after noon returned to the capital, after a short stay here on business for the office.
 Recovery Progresses
 J. Link Smith, who injured his knee recently i'll fall, yesterday was able to make his way down town on crutches. IL will be about two weeks before Smith will be fully recovered. From Jerome
 Adjutant Thomas J. Askin, of the Salvation Army corps in Jerome, yes terday was in Prescott attending a meeting of the local Salvation Army advisory board.
 From Douglas
 Cadet E. Somerwell of the Saliva ton Army, arrived here yesterday from his headquarters at Douglas, and attended meeting of the local advisory board From Puntenney
 Nelson Puntenney, we'll known resident of the Puntenney country, was among visitors here yesterday, ttransacting business and greeting friends
 Plan Coast Trip
 Mir and Mrs. Alex L. Jones are planning to motor to the coast the first of next month. They will pass the spring and summer either in Los Angeles or in San Diego.
 En Route South
 Attorney C. H. Rutherford, presi- dent of the Yavapai County Bar as sociation, was in the city yesterday, en route from Prescott to Nogales, to attend the convention Of the State Bar association.
 Construction Man Here
 Bert Green of the Simpson Con- struction company, which has been doing some work on the United 1 Ferde's new Cottrell plant at Clark dale, passed through an route. to Miami yesterday.
 Go to Humboldt
 H. V. Welch and w. A. Shuk, both of Los Angeles, yesterday went to Humboldt, planning to remain there several months on work for the Humboldt shelter They arrived from California Wednesday. Plan to Go South
 With the converting of the special session of the state legislature, Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Gale are planning to move to Phoenix Monday. They will make their home at the capital dur ing the, session.
 From Kirkland l.. J. Haselfeld; merchant of Kirk land. passed the day here yesterday visiting and trafsacting business. Kirkland Rancher Clarence Jackson was here yester- day from the Jackson ranch in the Kirkland country, Mining Man Here A. NJ. Horton came in to the city yesterday from his mining camp in the Copper Basin district From Skull Valley
 Mrs. Clara VrooV, widow of the late Al Vroom, is in this city, arriv- ing on Thursday from her home in Skull Valley. |" Claim Agent Here A. C. Mcqueen, claim agent for the Ash Fork, Phoenix and Santa Fe, is in the city on business, coming from his headquarters in Phoenix. On Naturalization Business [. A. Anderson. cf Phoenix, was here for the federal government yes lterday at naturalization hearings ill the superior court.
 Humboldt Merchant
 (. P. Wingfield, we'll known merchant of Humboldt and Camp 1 Verde, was here yesterday transact ing business.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Among the visitors here from Kirkland yesterday was Peter Juenck, who attended the naturaliza- ton hearing in the superior court. From Perkinsville
 NJ. A. Perkins, well known resident and cattleman of Perkinsville, was transacting business and visiting friends -in Prescott yesterday. On Paving Bid
 Charles Van Doren, of Warren Brothers company, paving contrac- tors Of Phoenix, is in Prescott secur- ing specifications on the proposed downtown paving, and looking over the ground. Warren Brothers proba- blV will submit T hid on the Prescott