Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-27

Arrive fIom Flagstaff
 MT. and Mrs. w. T. Branaman, Flagstaff residents, arrived in Pres lcott yesterday from the Grand Can yon. They plan to remain here for few days.
 Goes East
 John Schickinger, of 141H North Cortez street. has left Prescott for Germany, making the trip via New York He plans to visit indefinitely with relatives in Germany.
 Groom Creek Visitor
 Thomas Ryland, vocational ranger at the Groom Creek ranger station, came to the city yesterday on a short business trip, returning in the after noon.
 Concludes Visit
 Mrs. M. C. Turner returned to her home in Los Angeles yesterday after passing five weeks as the house guest of Mrs. H. H. Burt, APO East Shel- don street.
 Business Trip
 C. L. Stockin, local representative of the Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,, yesterday went to Jerome, where he will remain for several days on business.
 Phoenix Visitors
 James .McKeel, business man of Phoenix, where he is connected with the firm of Haas, Baruch & Co.,, has arrived in this city and will be here for month or so. He will be join ed next week by his wife and family Jerome Business Trip
 R. N. Fredericks, president of the Prescott State bank, and Harry Col wig, cashier of the Commercial Trust & savings bank, yesterday made a trip to Jerome on business, returning in the evening.
 Goes to Coast Ben Silverman yesterday after noon left for California, planning to make a brief visit in Los Angeles, and then to continue to San Fran cisco, where he will visit friends and relatives.
 On Homestead Business T. N. Childers, rancher of this county, yesterday was a visitor in Prescott, calling at the forest service office on business connected with the land he is homesteading on the forest. Clarkdale Visitor
 Tom Taylor was a visitor in Pres colt yesterday from C1arkdale, where he is superintendent of the United Verde smelter He came here to | look after the affairs of his old friend, James Pickard, whose death occur red two days ago.
 Attend Auto School
 Anthony Migan of Prescott has sent word that he has arrived at De troit, Mich, where he is taking special training to enter the automo- biie business. MT. Migan is attend ing the Michigan State auto school, in that city.
 Oatman Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. R. w. Moore, of Oatman, accompanied by their three children and by Mrs. A. P. Childs, are arrivals in Prescott, making the trip to this city by motor. They plan to pass several weeks visiting in this city and vicinity. Visits Here
 John Daugherty, former resident of this city, where he once operated the O. K. store, was in Prescott | yesterday on business connected with | property he has in Miller valley Daugherty, whose home is now in San Diego, is spending a short while in Prescott and vicinity. On Five-Mile Front Il. l.. FlSHGlJ county ShSiiNNi' SN' terday returned from Sedona, where he has been for the past few days on the Cottonwood-S -Sedona road, be- ing built by the Prescott Construc- ton Engineering company. He states that work is going on well, with crews scattered out over a distance of five miles along the road. Goes to Coast
 Homer Clark, son of E. s. Clark, yesterday afternoon left for Cali fornia, planning to visit in Los An ge1es and San Francisco for a while. Later he will go on to Chicago where in September he will continue his studies at the University ot Chicago.
 Back from Los Angeles
 Charley Born, manager of the EIks tteater. has returned to this city from California, where he has been visiting and transacting business in Los Angeles and Hollywood. His daughter, Miss Helen Born, who ac-