Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-15

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 1 From the Camp
 Senator (. H. Rutherford, Jerom
 attorney recently elected head of tn : Yavapai County Bar association, yes , terday came to this city for the pur 5 pose of attending to legal bushes
 here.
 Leaves for Albuquerque
 Miss Ruby Griffin, who has mad
 application for a position on tn Prescott High school faculty fo next year, left last night for Albu
 querque to spend the summer witl
 a sister.
 Leaves for Coast
 i Mrs. Ellis Tisdale, who during tn, ipast school term has been a grad,
 teacher at the Washington school 1T
 this city, yesterday afternoon left fol
 her home in Claremont, Calif., where
 she will spend the summer. Mrs 1 Tisdale is planning to go to New
 York in the fall
 Ion County Business
 H. L. Fishel, county engineer, yes
 terday went to Jerome, for the pur- pose Of attending to some official
 business of the highway department in that section.
 Twohy Brothers 1 J. D. Twohy and John Twohy, of Twohy Bros, Phoenix contractors, were in Prescott yesterday from their headquarters in Phoenix, looking over the situation in Yavapai.
 Cattleman Here
 Tom King, cattleman from the Chino valley, was visitor to Pres colt yesterday, calling at the Pres colt national forest service office while in the city.
 Kirkland Trip
 Deputy Sheriff Grant Carter yester- day made a trip to Kirkland on of ficial business, leaving in the morn- ing, and returning to Prescott dur ing the afternoon.
 Returns to Clarkdale
 w. w. Midgley, chairman of the board of supervisors, last night re- turned to his home in Clarkdale, after stay of about ten days in Prescott, during which time sittings of the board of supervisors and the board of equalization were held. To Inspect Site
 Rev. and Mrs. B. R. Cocks, of Phoenix, are in the city from their home in Phoenix. Rev. Cocks, in charge of the erection of St. Luke's home in Pine Crest, is inspecting the work being done at the site. Leaves for Turkey
 Jim Sullivan yesterday left the city for Turkey Creek, where with crew of men he will see to the work of putting in the concrete dip to be erected there jointly by the county and the Prescott national forest serv- ice office.
 Visits from Ranch
 Robert Coburn, son of MT. and Mrs. w. NJ. Coburn, motored in to Prescott from the Coburn ranch near Mayer Thursday, to attend the com exercises at the Prescott High school. He will return to the ranch tomorrow. Automotive Leader
 Cal P. Messner of Phoenix, agent for Cleveland and Chandler cars and 1 GMC trucks, was in the city on business yesterday. He IS one of the leaders in the State Automotive | Dealers association and backed the recent series of "See Arizona First" campaigns in the south of the state. Visit on Coast
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Werner, ac- companied by their young son, Miles, and by Mrs. Herbert A. liar vey, yesterday left Prescott for Los Angeles. Mrs. Harvey will spend a short while at her home in Clare mont before proceeding to Glendale, where she and Mir Harvey will make their future home. Mir. and Mrs. Werner plan to spend about month on vacation in Los Angeles. Will Return Home
 Mrs. Ray Hill, who has been spending the winter and spring in Prescott with her two daughters, the Misses Dorothy and Margaret Hill, ], s planning to return today to her lome at Camp Wood. The Misses Hill have been attending the Pres :ott High school, Miss Dorothy graduating Thursday evening. Leave for Skull Valley
 Mrs. J. Van Dickson and her laughter, Miss Aileen Dickson, are planning to return to their home in skull Valley today, where they will I Dend +he summer months Miss z