Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-19

dent or ASh Fork, was Tn Prescott on business yesterday, calling at the of flee of the Williamson Valley Farms
 company. He arrived here Wednes-
 day night.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Dr. A. J. Mcintyre, of Phoenix,
 has returned to- the capital, after visit of about 10 days in Prescott
 and vicinity. during which time he accompanied A w. Davis and Joe
 Hobbs on a deer hunt
 Is Improving
 James Hume, who suffered a frac-
 tured skull from a rock which acci-
 dentally struck him when thrown by
 a playmate during picnic in Para disc valley Sunday, yesterday was re ported considerably improved. He
 underwent an operation at the Mercy
 hospital Sunday night.
 Dr. Bartlett Returns
 Dr. Oscar (. Bartlett, state en-
 tomologist, and E. B. Stanley have returned to Prescott from the Walnut
 Grove country, where Dr. Bartlett
 has been inspecting orchards and
 farms for pests, in cooperation with County Agricultural Agent C. U. i Pickrell
 Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. Otto Lang, Jr!, yesterday went to Phoenix to visit her sister, Mrs. Marian Daley She will also visit her mother-in-law, Mrs. Otto Lang, ST., in Glendale.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Dustin Gnstin, who is in charge of the regional office of the veterans bureau at Phoenix, yesterday returned to the south, upon completion of cleanup work at Fort Whipple. Comes From Jerome
 H. De Witt Smith, mine superin- tendent for the United Verde at Je- rome, was in Prescott yesterday, called here as a witness in case be- fore the United States district court. For Western Union
 E. L. Faley, who is connected with the Western Union Telegraph com pany's office at Phoenix, is ill Pres colt, coming on business for the Company.
 Grower Official
 J. H. Avery, of Tucson, has ar rived here on a brief business trip, coming from. Tucson. Avery is con- nected with the Tucson Cattle Grow ers' associations Joins Hill Forces
 Charles E. Daross of Bradford, Pa, but more recently of Phoenix, has been added to the personnel of V the Samuel Hill Hardware company l as sheet metal worker and tinsmith. J Leave for Phoenix
 Miss Elizabeth James and Frank l Smith, members of the auxiliary clean-up squad of the veterans bu- t reau. which has been attending to ex- | service mems claims at Fort Whipple, P yesterday left for Phoenix. p Cattlemen Here
 ]. A. Neal and w. A. Neal, IT,, who arrived here late Thursday from z heir homes on the Big Sandy, will il oe in Prescott for several days on f' business. They are engaged in the ? ;attle business. [ From Los Angeles
 H. M. Mccarthy is in Prescott for r | few days on business, coming from r LOS Angeles. h From Flagstaff V
 Haydee Lane, we'll known cattle aiser of Flagstaff, is in Prescott IT or several days on business. IT Here on Tour p
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Bedford of . Dallas. Texas, are visiting for few lays in this city. They are touring te his part of tie state. pI From California a
 D. H. Jaques, resident of Long C Beach, Calif., has arrived in Pres ott for a short visit, registering at al he Prescott hotel. In ,anon Visitors to
 Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Low are Ci isiting for several days in this city, oming from their home in Canon. r ,ow is mining man of that section. ds Returns w
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county SC uperintendent of schools, yesterday G eturned from the southern part of he county, where she has been visit G ig schools. co caves for Phoenix la Miss Myrtle D. Turtle, a commer- wt al traveller from Denver who was w 1 Prescott Thursday on business, continued her trip to an hoenix. ca to Mayer a Herman A. Wagner has returned las ) his home at Mayer, where he is Fr ith the Gray Eagle, after a short sit in this city, on which he was ot ;companied by H. P. Peterson of Pr anebrog, Neb.. Fr ailroad Visitor ..e ho w. D. L. Hitchcock, master me - lanic of the Albuquerque division of IL =