Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-13


 Leaves for East
 Lawrence Able, nephew of George Nathaman, of this city, has left for Missouri, after visit of some time with his uncle in this city.
 Kirkland Visitor
 4. F. Overcash, rancher of the Kirk land country, was in the city yester- day, visiting his Prescott friends, and transacting business. He return ed in the afternoon.
 Tapco Visitor
 Mrs. J. E. Mccain of Tapco, wife of the superintendent Of the district for the Arizona Power company, yes. terday arrived in Prescott for a short visit and shopping trip in this city. Puntenny Visitor
 Nelson Puntenny, resident of Pun tenny, is in Prescott on visit of several days. He is accompanied by his parents, Mir. and Mrs. George H. Puntenny.
 From Sanitarium
 P. H. Montgomery, manager of the Martin Place, the new summer resort and Sanitarium at Mayer, was a visi- tor to the city yesterday, coming in on a short business trip.
 Cattleman Visits
 J. O. Carter, well known cattleman of the Walnut Grove district, arrived 1 in Prescott yesterday, and will pass several days in this city on a busi- ness and visiting trip. Chute Man Leaves
 J. w. Parker, who acted as chute man at the Frontier arena, is leav- ing today for his home in Phoenix. His work at the chute played its part in the success of the Frontier day events.
 Returns to Globe
 Art Sanders, one of the game con testants at the Frontier day show, is leaving today for his home in Globe Sanders assures the Frontier association he will be back on the job next year.
 To Cave Creek
 George Nuntz, ranger for the Cave Creek district of the Prescott Ma tionaI forest, yesterday afternoon re- turned to his home. He passed the four days of the big celebration in Prescott, and says he enjoyed it all. Returns from Coast
 R. E. Donovan, clerk of the board of supervisors, returned to Prescott this week, in time to see a part of the Frontier celebration. He passed a vacation of three weeks in Los Angeles.
 Here on Business
 William Roberts, resident of Fair Oaks, was in the city yesterday on business. MT. Roberts is the widower of the woman unfortunately killed in the fatal automobile accident on the road to Williamson valley recently. Highway Commissioner
 Winchester Dickerson, chairman of the highway commission, was in the city yesterday, attending the meeting of the commission to open bids for construction of the new county high way from Del Rio to Ash Fork. Visiting Brother
 c. R. Allen, of Fl Centro, Calf. is in Prescott, visiting his brother F. Allen, of the county engineers office. He is staying at Pine Dells, | and plans to remain in Prescott for about a month.
 Goes to Coast
 H. w. Lewis, of the county high ' way commission, yesterday left for Los Angeles, where he plans to re- main for period of 30 days, visiting { and transacting business in the coast s city. y Plays With Bulls
 Tom Vest, who has been in Pres colt during the Frontier days, spend ing most of his time on the arena Is playing with the bulls, is returning to ( his home in Benson. He admits that . he enjoyed his trip to the Mile Hi city. a Visits in Sycamore F
 Miss J. Leedom, who formerly taught school in the vicinity of Y Mayer and on the Agua Fria, and z who has since been located at Flag staff is visiting her friend, Miss Logan Morris, of Sycamore I Mining Man Returns
 Joe Winchester has returned to J Prescott from a visit to Kingman z and other points where he has min ing interests. He will be in the city ' for several days before going over r to Jerome in connection with his 1 mine in that section. Back to Groom Creek
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Ryland, residents of Groom Creek, where he 1