Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Rancher Visits

Schultz was here yesterday to attend hearing of q case in the superior court
 Oil Man Here Mir. and Mrs. II. r. Warner of Phoenix were here yesterday. Mir. Warner came north on business with the local Union Oil company offices. He is district sales manager of the company.
 Over from Jerome
 w. R. Johns, who has been in Je- rome on business for the U. s. Btu reau- of Public Roads, with which he is connected, came to Prescott Sum day and was here yesterday. California Visitors Mir. and Mrs. 1T. w. Jensen of San IBernardino arrived in Prescott Sun day to be here for few days. Jen- Sen is an employe of the Santa Fe at the southern California division point.
 Mining Men Here
 N. H. Getchell of Battle Mountain, New, and Frank E. Nye of Boston arrived Sunday on mining business. Back from Coast Herndon J. Norris of the law of fees of Norris & Norris, returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he went on business, to appearing at hearing in the superior court of a case in which his firm is interested. Returns to Seattle
 John w. Kelly, deputy city comp troller of Seattle, who arrived with Mrs. Kelly and their two children recently, is returning to Seattle after visiting with his old friend, Robert Birch. Mrs. Kelly and the children will remain here until next summer. Business Visitors
 Among those in town on commer- cial visits are D. T. Rutledge and l.. Lachman of San Francisco, H. NJ. Ashbaugh of Denver, H. C. Parsons of Phoenix, Ray D. Olmstead of Los Angeles, Harry A. Taylor of Cleve- land Ohio, and T. E. Steel Of Butte, Mont. They are all registered at the Head hotel.
 Jerome Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Lewis of Je- rome were visitors here Sunday. South for Winter ] C. P. O'Neill and Vernon Hummer, ex-service men of this city, yesterday went to Tucson, where they will re- main for the winter.
 Here on Business
 William Crowley, who represents the Grimes Stassforth Stationery company of Los Angeles, was in the city yesterday to call on the local trade
 Returns from Coast
 Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg has returned from Los Angeles, where she went last week to enter her son in liar yard Military Academy.
 Returns to Coast
 Mrs. NJ. L. Baldwin, who has been the house-guest of the E. A. Kast- ners for the past week or two, has left for her home in Los Angeles. She plans to return and take a house in Prescott for the winter. Return to Homes
 Harry Marchant and Claud Hop kins, who have been here for the past two months, have returned to their homes in Omaha. Frank Marchant, who came here with his brother, Harry from Omaha, has gone to | Denver.
 Goes to Coast
 Mrs. A. L. Thomas yesterday after noon went to Los Angeles, where she plans to remain for about week She will join Mir. Thomas, who went to the coast Saturday. Thomas is storekeeper of the local Santa Fe.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Among those from Phoenix who are here on business are L. s. P. Alderman, J. A. Allen and G. R. Robinette They arrived Sunday registering at the Head. Goes to Coast
 R. w. Byrns, president of the Ari- zona Bus company, went to Los An geles Saturday with his son, Bobby, who is to enter the Page Military Academy there.
 Yuma Visitors
 w. B. Cloyd and A. w. Graham, both of Yuma, are among weekend arrivals in the city, coming north on business.