Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-22
Trip to Canyon

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 The Misses Edna Cameron and Gladys Sisson, of Phoenix, have Jeff Prescott, where they are spending the summer months, for the Grand Canyon. They plan to spend severa days on visit at that place.
 Moves to Country
 Fred H. Griffin, formerly of Tur, lock, Calif., who is here as match. maker for the Mile Hi Athletic club has moved out to the country, and will live in the immediate vicinity ot Prescott during the rest of the sum- mer
 Visit for Summer
 Mrs. Miles w. Reay, of Winkle- man, Ariz., wife of prominent cat tleman of that city, is spending the summer months in this city. She is accompanied by her sister, Miss Stu sic Ellington, of Hazelhurst, Miss They are staying at the Linn hotel Here for Summer Mrs. Julia Holly, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Hazel Holly, ar rived in Prescott last night from their home in Glendale They will spend the summer months in Pres colt as guests of Mrs. Grace Chap man.
 Leave for Phoenix
 Homer Clark, recently returned from the University of Chicago, has gone with his brothers, Neil C. and Gordon Clark, to Phoenix, where they will visit with their parents, MT. and Mrs. E. s. Clark, of that city.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. P. D. L. McLaurin, and their children, are in Prescott from their home in Phoenix, where MT. McLaurin IS an agency organ izer for the Pacific Mutual Life In- surance company. Mrs McLaurin and the children will spend the sum- mer in this city, living in the Poe residence.
 Trip to Canyon
 A party comprising MT. and Mrs. H. L. D. Phillips, MT. and Mrs. w. M. Collum, Mr. Phillips brother, R. ]. Phillips and Mrs. J. N. Theobald, all of Prescott, is spending several days at the Grand Canyon. They plan to return to Prescott the latter part of the week.
 Leave for Ranch
 Mrs. Wallace D. Coburn, accom- panied by her daughter, Daughter, has left Prescott for the Coburn ranch, where mother and daughter will spend the summer, returning to Prescott in the fall to permit Miss Coburn to continue her studies at the high school here. Here on Business
 Dave Layton was in Prescott yes terday en route from the coast to New York and Amsterdam, Conn.,, where the mills of the Chalmers Knitting company, which he repre- sents, are located. Layton, who has travelled this section for the past F years, gives it as his opinion that Prescott is commercially in sounder financial condition than most towns md cities of the southwest 1 Sunday Visitor
 Mrs. Anna Hough was visitor in Prescott over Sunday, motoring thru he north from her home in Phoenix. Back from North
 Al Kent has returned to Prescott rom a motor trip on business thru he north end of the state. Camp Wood Visitor
 L. L. Harmon, cattleman of the ,amp Wood country, yesterday was I Prescott, planning to spend sev- ra1 days here on a business and isiting trip.
 rom Skull Valley Mrs. A. J. Laswell, wife of the 1ell known cattleman of Skull Vel y, is spending a few days in this ity on a short shopping and visiting -ip. Ii ith Forest Service Frank Garmon, connected with the rescott National forest service of ce, yesterday left this city for the rand Canyon, where he will be 
 eturn from East Mrs. L. s. Daniels, accompanied , y her children, returned to Pres ott Sunday from Arkansas, where Q ,r the past two months, she. and c le children have been visiting rel ives. Ii alled by Illness Mrs. Sarah Larremore yesterday t as called to Prescott from her ,me in Humboldt, by the illness of 1T daughter, Mrs. w. NJ. Roberts. I
 this city. 0 os Angeles Visitor
 Rev. H. J. Film, s. J., of Loyola :; llege, Los Angeles, is visitor to F -escott, arriving here yesterday. lt his afternoon he will deliver the , ccalaureate address at St. Joseph's ademy. IC