Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-07
From Sundays Daily)
Returns from Coast

Phoenix from Los Angeles, where
 she was called recently by the ser.
 ious illness of her father, according
 to word received here yesterday by
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county
 Superintendent of schools.
 Frcm the Verde
 Leslie Clayton and E. F. Thurs
 ton, ranchers of the Verde country
 arrived here yesterday on business
 from their homes in Camp Verde
 They plan to remain in the city for
 a day or two.
 From Williamson
 Mir. and Mrs. R. N. Caldwell and 1 their children motored to Prescott
 yesterday from their home in the
 Williamson valley. Caldwell is the
 contractor building the earth-fil1 at
 the Williamson Valley Farms dam
 site.
 Leaves for Fresno C. A. Peters, cashier of the Bank Of Arizona, has left for Fresno,
 Ca1if., where he will visit his son,
 Gus Peters. Gus Peters and Joe
 Andres are two former Prescott young men who are now living in Fresno
 Goes to Ranch
 Harry Knight, president of the Yavapai Cattle Growers association, yesterday returned to his ranch ill the Camp Wood country, after a visit Of several days in the city. Mrs. Knight and the children are remain ing in town, where they will be join ed later by MT. Knight.
 For Rodent Work
 L. L. Laythe of the rodent pest .eXtermination department of the state biological survey, has arrived from Phoenix and will be in this county for the next month or six weeks, to carry on the work of D. A. Gil christ, director A more vigorous campaign will be made against prairie dog pests during this period. Return from North
 O. w. Bruchman and his brother, R. M. Bruchman, have returned from tle northern part of the state, where they motored to attend the Hopi dance at Walpi. They were prevent ed from reaching Walpi by wash Is feet deep, when they were within 20 miles of their destination. It rainz ed steadily for three days. Goes to Coast
 Matt Andres has left for California, where he will pass two or three weeks at the Murietta Hot Springs From there ne will go to San Diego to visit a daughter, and then to Fresno, where he will visit his son and daughter-in-law, MT. and Mrs. Joe Andres. He will be gone for about q month.
 To Join Family
 Miss Lorraine Epps, sister of Virgil | Epps of the Prescott Cottage Sani- tarium, is expected to arrive here this week from Little Rock, Ark. | She will join her mother, Mrs. Flor cnce Epps, and her other brother, Russell Epps, who have been living in Prescott since July l. Undergoes Operation
 Ernest Hadlock, resident of Jerome Junction, was Drought to this city Friday evening, and taken to the Mercy hospital where he underwent all operation for appendicitis. Ex- cept for a slight fever, he was con improved yesterday. Mrs. Paddock arrived yesterday, register ng at the Head hotel. Return from Canyon
 Mrs. L. B. Cannon and her daugh- ter, Miss Mary Cannon, have return ed from a trip to the Grand Canyon, which they visited after they were lnable to reach Walpi to attend the snake dance. Mrs. Cannon is leav- ng for her home gn Congress, Miss : Mary planning to leave later in the week, to begin teaching at the Con- gress school Monday, Sept. F. Ranger Arrives
 Raymond H. Thompson, forest service ranger from Albuquerque, ar -ived here late Friday night from after having been compelled o abandon the automobile in which le made the trip from Albuquerque o Winslow, in a wash. He will leave oday for the Cave Creek district of he forest, where he will relieve Ranger George Muntz Muntz will come in to Prescott, later going out o assist with work on the Sycamore listrict From Johnson Wash
 A. P. Jahn, Prescott forest service E anger, arrived here yesterday from t chnson Wash, in company with his :! oster brother, George Fischer, who las been staying at Johnson Wash ! or the past six months. Fischer left : n the afternoon for Los Angeles. C Ranger Jahn will return today. a Comes from Winslow
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