Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-29

Return from Soutn
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Sullivan and MT. and Mrs. Robert Jameson, have returned to Prescott from Phoenix, where they passed six days in a visit to the capital.
 Kirkland Visitor
 T. L. Morris, who IS engaged in goat raising at his ranch in the Kirk land country, yesterday was visitor to Prescott, purchasing supplies for the ranch.
 Goddard Perkins | Frank Goddard and Miss Ethel Perkins, both of Camp Verde, yes terday were united in marriage by Judge Charles F. McLane, in the justice court. The couple will make their home at Camp Verde.
 Vocational Inquiry A. w. DePriest, ex-service man ot this city, yesterday afternoon went to Phoenix, where he will consult with Fred P. Rowlen, in charge Of vocational board work for this dis trict, regarding vocational training. Verde Visitor Frank L. Dickerson, of Camp Verde, brother of Will Dickerson, former sheriff of Coconino county, has arrived in Prescott for a visit of a few days on business in this city.
 Brawley Visitor
 L. A. Jahnka, of Brawley, Calif., cotton raiser of the Imperial valley, has arrived in Prescott, planning to pass several days here on business, and to enjoy the cool summer eli mate of the Mile Hi city.
 Returns from Cornville
 Miss Lucille Bud, of this city. has returned to Prescott from Cornville, where she has been visiting for the past two weeks. She will resume her duties at the Bank of Arizona on Monday.
 Here on Business
 l. K. Hooper, superintendent ot the Zonia Copper syndicate, yester- day came to Prescott on short business trip from Kirkland, where the company's property is located. He will be here for a day or two. Return to Groom Creek
 Thomas Ryland and F. B. Garrett, vocational forest rangers stationed at the Groom Creek station, yester- day returned to Prescott from the Copper Basin fire, where they went Thursday as fire-fighters, and late yesterday afternoon returned to their homes in the Groom Greek district. Visit on Coast
 Mrs. H. C., Storey and her daugh- ter, Miss Mildred, yesterday after noon left for California, where Mrs. Storey's other daughter, Margaret, has been visiting for the past six months. The family will probably | pass the summer at one of the beaches.
 Leaves Today
 H. Basil Wales, supervisor of the Prescott National forest, today will leave Prescott for the Crown King | district of the forest, where he will | check up on the two fires occurring there this week and last, returning | to Prescott Tuesday.
 Calling on Trade
 T. ]. Condon, of San Francisco. representative of Durham, Carrigan & Hayden, a wholesale hardware and electric appliance firm of the Golden Gate city, is in Prescott calling on the trade.
 Return to Phoenix
 An automobile party including MT. and Mrs. A. L. Henshaw and MT and Mrs. w. R. Elliott who have been touring the north of the state, returned to Phoenix yesterday. MT. and Mrs. Henshaw are the parents of Mrs. Ed F. Bowers of this city and Mrs. Elliott is her sister. To Stoneman's Lake
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Acker, Dr. C. T. Acker and Mrs. Charles w. Perry, all of this city, are passing several days at Stoneman's lake, en- loving a vacation and fishing trip. They plan to return to Prescott Sunday.
 Visits in East
 Prof. Grove L. Marsh, vocal teach CT, and organist of St. Luke's Epis- copal church, is visiting in the east, planning to pass about ten days with at Syracuse, N. Y. He is expected to return to Prescott about July 2.
 Here for Services
 Rev. J. Redwood Jenkins, arch bishop of Arizona, arrived in Pres colt yesterday from his home in Io bara ,,u+il