Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20

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 lives near Poland, are visiting for a
 few days with MT. and Mrs. w. M.
 Roberts. Mrs. Mittendorff's children were brought to Prescott recently on account of illness, but are now con valescent.
 From Black Horse
 Emory R. Wilson, who is connect ed with the Black Horse mine, 10 miles out on the Senator road, was visitor in Prescott yesterday. While in the city he made inquiries con corning the Establishment of the vo- cational training center here, plan ming to enroll when the school shall become established.
 From Sundays Daily)
 Returns to Tempe
 Mrs. Redden, sister of Charles Scholey, yesterday left Prescott to return to her home in Tempe, after short visit in this city.
 From Williamson Valley
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Wallace of Williamson valley yesterday came to Prescott, and will remain here for a day or two on business.
 Returns to Coast
 Miss Edith Swanson, who has been staying in Prescott for the past month as the guest of Mrs. John Massing, yesterday left this city to return to her home in Los Angeles. Here on Business
 George Scholey, resident of Mayer. where he is engaged in mining, was a business visitor to Prescott yester- day in connection with his mining interests. He is brother of Chas. Scholcy of this city.
 Returns from Mine
 O. w. Blickenstaff, of the J. & ]. Silver Mining company, whose prop critics are located in the Copper Basin district, yesterday returned to Prescott from the mine, where he has been recently on business. Back from California
 Frank Andrews, superintendent of for this city, has returned | from Los Angeles, where he has been attending the Elks' national While in southern Cali fornia, Andrews enjoyed several trips to scenic cities of that section. Crown King Visitor
 George P. Harrington, well known mining man of the Crown King country, where he is connected with the Philadelphia Mining company, arrived in Prescott yesterday, plan ming to remain in this city for sev- eral days on business. Mining Man Here
 E. w. Fisher, formerly connected with the Peck Gold Mining company, whose property is located in the Tur- key Creek district,-was in the city yesterday on a short business trip. Fisher is now doing some Assessment work on the Vulture mine property near Wickenburg.
 Arrived from Coast
 Miss Helen C. Hughes, of Los yesterday arrived in Pres colt for brief visit with her friend, Miss Annie Campbell Jones. Dur ing her stay here Miss Hughes will be Miss Jones' house guest, at 22O It North Mt. Vernon street. Goes to Cincinnati
 Everett Schumacher, who for several months past has been living in Prescott, late Friday night left this city, returning to his home in Cincinnati He will pass the re- 1 nainder of the summer at the fam ' ly's summer home about 50 miles from Cincinnati.
 Seven Days Rain
 Harry Knight, cattleman of the Camp Wood country, and president I of the Yavapai Cattle Growers as I ,ociation, was a visitor in Prescott on business. He says it aimed continuously at Camp Wood z or eight days, beginning on July 7 t md ending July A. V Return from Groom Creek c
 J. D. Jones, assistant forester of ] he southwestern district, in charge ,f lands, and H. B. Wales, super -isor of the Prescott district, yester- V lay returned to Prescott from the t 1room Creek country, where they I lave been making an inspection of \ he southern part of the Prescott istrict. They also visited the new I lookout tower at Spruce mountain. n 'hoenix Visitors a MT. and Mrs. F. C. Norris of b 'hoenix, accompanied by their son \ re visiting with Mir. and Mrs. H. }. Hinrilan at the Hinman home in T filler valley. Mir and Mrs. Norris O tate that while the Black Canyon F oad between Canyon and Phoenix n rough and muddy, the road is in p ood condition in Yavapai county. I ,eturns from Coast
 Frank Bauer, deputy county re- u order, is expected to return to Pres W ott today or tomorrow from Los h .ngeles, where he has been passing d is vacation. He was accompanied Il ) the coast by his mother, Mrs. T