Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-27
Rancher Here

Wayne Thornburg, manager of the ! Three Links cattle outfit near Kirk land, was among visitors in the city yesterday.
 Rancher in Town
 1 Morse Darnall, rancher of the Hill
 side country, is passing a day or two
 visiting friends and transacting busi-
 ness in Prescott.
 Here on Business
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Roy and T. 1 E. Roy drove in to town yesterday
 from their ranch in the Granite
 mountain district, to pass the day shopping and greeting friends.
 Back from Coast
 A. A. Johns yesterday returned from Los Angeles, where he has been for the past ten days on busi- ness connected with the Aubrey h. ivestment company.
 Former Senator
 James Curtin, formerly state sena- tor of Mohavc county, stopped in the city yesterday on his way to King man, where he resides.
 Cattleman Here
 A. E. King is passing a few days in the city, coming in on business from the King Brothers cattle ranch in the Big Chino valley.
 Attends Trial
 B. L. Rudderow of Phoenix is in the city for few days. Rudderow is superior court reporter in Mari copa county and is attending the William E. Acker trial as a witness. Seligman Visitor J. H. Simpson of Seligman is passing a few days in the city on business. He is connected with the Simpson Sheep compahy.
 Here for Weekend Mir. and Mrs. Fred Gibbs of Je- rome are visiting in Prescott, plan ming to pass the weekend with friends in this city.
 Denver Visitor
 Arthur D. Storke of Denver is among arrivals in the city, and will be here for several days on business. Cattlernan Here
 Rollin w. Ainsworth, cattleman of the Walnut Creek country, was in on business yesterday He reports the range in good condition.
 Back from Mingus
 Robert Munro, assistant forest su- pervisor, has returned from Mingus mountain, where he has been in charge of surveying composite lots on the recreation area. Expected Today
 Rev. A. w. Nichols, rector Of St. 1 Luke's is expected to return today l from Portland, Ore. Mir. Nichols i has been attending a conference of the Episcopal church at Portland. Returns from Coast
 Mrs. Jane Cotton of the Marinello Shop, returned yesterday from Los Angeles, after completing a post graduate course at the Marinello l school in that city.
 Returns from South
 Martin Schriver, contact officer in charge Of the local veterans bureau office, has returned from Douglas, where he was on detached duty dur ing the legion convention. Goes to Jerome
 Miss Grace NJ. Sparkes, secretary of the chamber of commerce, yester day drove to Jerome on business, re- turning in the evening. Back from Coast
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson returned yesterday afternoon from Los Ange les, where he has been for the past week or two.
 Close Store
 MT. and Mrs. A. NJ. Wallace plan to leave Sunday for California, where they will enjoy an extended | ] vacation tour During their absence the Blue Front Waffle kitchen will be closed. Goes to Coast
 A. L. Thomas, Santa Fc store keeper for the Albuquerque division, l yesterday left for Los Angeles, where he will visit his daughter and tran [ sact business. Returns from Phoenix f
 Herbert ]. Mann, Phoenix contrac- ' tor who has the highway commits a sion contract to build the Willow 1 creek bridge, has returned from Phoenix, where he went the other lay on business. Back from Douglas {
 Attorney J. A. Renee returned yes t erday from Douglas, where he at C ended the annual convention of the I American Legion state department Webster NJ. Roberts, chairman of the O Ernest A. Love post delegates in the V