Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-03
City Ne1Us In Brief
CFrom Wednesdays Daily)

the city.
 Hillside Rancher
 Henry Ritter, rancher and cattle man from Hillside, was among those who were in the city yesterday. On Fishing Trip
 Alfred Carr yesterday left for the Roosevelt dam, where he plans to remain for a fishing trip of about 3 week.
 From Camp Verde
 Charles L. Osborn, rancher from Camp Verde, is among visitors in the city, coming in yesterday for a few days
 Reported Improving
 Mrs. Clayton F. Rycknan, who has been i'll for the past several days, yesterday was reported to be consid- erably improved
 From the Farms
 Mrs. L. \. George, wife of the principal of the Prescott Farms school, drove in to Prescott yester- day on short shopping trip. From Skull Valley
 Coming up from Skull Valley, ]. Van Dickson attended the Frontier days banquet at the Owl last night, and added his voice to the general "I should say sol"
 Visits in City
 Mrs. John Sullivan of Oregon, who has been visiting her mining proper ties in the Jersey Lily district, drove in from that district yesterday to shop and visit friends in the city. Clairvoyant Returns
 Prof Masters, the well known clairvoyant who was in Prescott a couple of years ago, is guest at the St. Regis hotel, and will leave in few days for points in northern Ari- zona
 Goes to Jerome
 Deputy Sheriff James Cook yester- day went to Jerome on a short trip on official business for the office. Santa Fe Official
 F. V. Lauck, Santa Fe coast lines auditor, arrived in the city yesterday on lo9al business.
 ReturrA Verde C. L.VDsborn and Fred Back yes terday rt!urneG to their homes in the Verde, after a short stay in Prescott on businEss. Mayer Gentleman 1 Mert Stewart, cattleman of Mayer. 1 was auiong those at the Frontier days thnquet of the chamber oi com merce' last night. From the Coast
 AIr and Mrs Arthur Dwight, of Los Angeles, arrived in the city yes terday, visiting friends here for a few hours before continuing oil their way to Phoenix, where they plan to visit for few weeks with their daughter Visits in Prescott
 Miss Ruth Conroy of Washington, D. C.. is visiting in tke city as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Ashurst Renoe, coming to Prescott from Los Angeles, where she passed the winter months. Move to Prescott
 Mir and Mrs. A. A. Stock, of Kirk land, are planning to move to this city and have leased the William Irwin place on South Pleasant street Stock is engaged in mining. Priest Leaves Rev. Father Luis Maria Galarza, (. NJ. F., of the staff of the Church of the Holy Family, has gone to Col ton, Calif., from the Verde valley, where he had charge of services at Cottonwood and Clcmenceau. Former Resident Dies
 Ziba o. Brown returned Monday from Los Angeles where he attended the iunera! of his mother, Mrs. Mary E. Brown, who died on the 12th inst ! at the advanced age of 8l years. l Twenty years ago Mrs. Brown resid- 1 ed here with her son for a couple of 1 years, and she is well remembered l by many of the old residents. Goes to Gallup
 F. S. Viele, president of the Ari- 1 zona Power company, yesterday went 10 Gallup on business for the com pany.
 Returns from Texas
 Harry Newton, formerly with the United Verde Extension shops, has returned to Cottonwood, after an ex- tended visit in Texas. Attends Banquet Judge Martin T. Knapp came in from Mayer yesterday to sit on the sidelines at the Frontier days ban quet and cheer the proceedings. Goes to Phoenix
 Superior Judge John J. Sweeney is going to Phoenix tomorrow, where he will preside over the MaricoDa