Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-24
Lease House Here

Lease House Here , Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Roberts residents of Phoenix, who arrived here recently intending to remain
 for the summer stay, have leased the
 house at Al West Willis street.
 Southern Attorney
 Cleon T. Knapp, attorney of Bis
 bee, where he is chief counsel for
 the Calumet & Arizona, is a visitor
 in this city, planning to remain here for several days stay on business.
 On School Business
 Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Campbell resi-
 dents of the Crook Canyon section,
 were visitors here yesterday, coming
 in on business at the county school
 office.
 In Los Angeles
 Miss Annie Miles, of the Bashford-
 Burmister store, is in Los Angeles, where she is purchasing fall stock
 for the dry goods and ready-to-wear
 departments of the store. She will
 return uext week.
 Legion Chief Here
 Former Commander Bert Clingan
 of the Arizona American Legion de- pertinent came up from Phoenix yes terday for a visit He was accom- panied by Mrs. C1ingan, who has been spending the summer at Iron Springs.
 From Mesa
 Wesley G. Anderson, resident of Mesa, arrived in Prescott yesterday, planning to pass his vacation in this city. E. Hunsaker, also of Mesa, was among yesterdays arrivals from the south. He will pass his vacation here.
 Buys Residence Here
 Purchase of the residence and lot at 8O6 Comfort avenue in North Prescott, was made here Wednesday by John A. Adams. This is the third of four new homes to be sold recent ly on that street The deal was handled by Thomas E. Hines, local realtor.
 Returns from California
 Mrs. Grace Chapman returned to Prescott Wednesday night from Asi- lomar, Calif., where with other rep resentatives of the Young Women's Christian Association and the Busi- ness and Professional Women's club of this city, she attended the annual national Y. w. C. A. conference. Go to San Francisco
 Mrs. Richard Lamson and Mrs. l Corinne Irving, representing the Prescott Young Women's Christian association at the national conference at Asilomar, Calif., are leaving Asilo- mar for San Francisco, where they | will visit for a time before returning here.
 Returns to Dallas
 Miss Robbie Donald, sister of Mrs. H. L. Fishel, has returned to Dallas after a five weeks visit here. Sun day, Miss Donald was taken to Mon tezuma's well and castle by a party, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker, Mrs Fishel and Mrs. J. A. Jaeger Miss Donald has keenly enjoyed in and about Prescott Goes to Verde
 Ranger George Mutz, formerly sta toned on the Cave creek district of .he Prescott National forest, was a visitor here yesterday, en route to .he Jerome district, where he will -eplace Ranger George K. Pradt who las resigned the service and gone to Southern California. Make Del Rio Trip
 Charley Hooker, highway commits ,ioner; J. William Waara, former ,ity surveyor; Homer Wood and { Charles Major, the two latter local engineers and members of the Yava- aai Association of Engineers, yes erday made trip over the Del Rio Ash Fork road, for inspection and of various features in with the proposed con truction of the road ( Flagstaff Visitor s
 J. Douglas Gillespie, former insur- nee representative of this city, and = low manager of the Flagstaff office : # the Mountain States Telephone & S Telegraph company, was a visitor in ' Prescott yesterday, accompanied by 2 ,. L. Lewis. Purchasing a Ford i ar from the Samuel Hill Hardware r ompany yesterday, Gillespie will , rive it to Flagstaff on his return. To Grand Canyon
 A party including Mr. and Mrs \ Walter Hill and their daughter, Jane, n Hiss Mary Seago of New Orleans, = Hiss B. H. Stills, Jack Stills, F. K. , steiner and H. T. Brooke, are plan ing to leave tomorrow for the 1