Weekly journal-miner., 1919-08-20


 phel of the Arizona Mine Supply Co.,, left yesterday for Phoenix, where relatives reside, and will en- joy a few weeks vacation.
 Concludes Visit
 Mrs. Elizabeth Coats of Berkeley, i Call, returned home yesterday after a brief visit with many friends, and while in the city was a guest of Mrs. Amy Hill. She received welcome from many, who regret her leaving, Outing is Over
 w. NJ. Coburn, of the range firm of Coburn Brothers, has returned from the coast after few weeks outing, and also to attend the wei coming of the naval fleet to its new home.
 Eastern Trip
 Mr. and Mrs. F. H, Latimer, the first named with the Basnford- Bur mister Co.,, in the shoe department, left yesterday for Boston, business for the local house and meeting old time friends being their mission. Returns From Coast
 Mrs. w Jeff Martin and children returned yesterday from the coast, after an absence Of over three months and are leaving today for Canon, where Mir. Martin is in business. La ter they come to Prescott to reside, and home will be purchased. Back From the Coast
 MT. and Mfs. E. J. F. Horne and Edward Donovan have returned from months vacation spent on the coast. Miss Moreno Derr, a former resident of Prescott, returned with them. for a short visit
 Visiting Old Home There are many in this community who will be pleased to learn that Miss Norine Dorr, of Los Angeles, who resided in this city with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Dorr, many years ago, has returned for few weeks visit and is a guest of Mrs. Amy Hill She is being welcomed to the old home by many friends. Buying Cattle
 Ed Deegan, of the Bull Pen, Clear creek, is in the city, returning yes terday from Simmons, where he purchased 20 head of thoroughbred Hereford bulls from the Williamson Valley Land and Cattle Co. The bunch will be driven to their new range this week Outing Trip
 Former Sheriff Wilkey of Maricopa county is in the city from Phoenix, accompanied by his wife and family, and the Grand Canyon is their des- tjnation. Mir. Wilkey is motoring and states the Black Canyon route is in good shape, considering the heavy raips.
 Mrs. Hopkins Returns
 AS mentioned a few weeks ago that Miss Dorothy Hopkins, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. C. V. Hopkins of Jerome, would be a protege sf Ruth St. Denis, in interpretative dancinf, such mission has been full filled, Mrs. Hopkins announcing yes terday after her return from Los An geles. Mrs Hopkins later continued to Jerome by automobile, Phil Saw adra, the service station owner, bringing his car for that purpose. Students eLave
 Miss Carolyne Brinkmyer and Miss Dorothy Cornell left yesterday for Berkeley. Cal, to enter the Uni versity of California for the fall term, and both popularly known young la dies were given a fine farewell by friends at the depot. G. (. Finlay son, son of the prominently known local mining man, also left for Reno, Nevada, to enter the state university, but unlike his father, prefers to dig into the formation as big farmer of the future. Outing Over
 Attorney and Mrs. Howard Corn ick have returned from the coast, where they had been on an outing of a few weeks. Visited Old Home
 Mrs. H. E. Shaw, who will be i pleasantly remembered by many in this city her former home, wife of Conductor Shaw, has returned to Phoenix after short visit with her aunt, Mrs. Lulu Mcintosh, and | many friends
 Begin Shipping
 McKenna & Williams, who are leasing on the McMasters silver group near Goodwin, in Turkey ! Creek district, are now in the pro-
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