Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-14

Miss Louise Perritt has arrived from Globe, to join the Prescott city school faculty, as school nurse. Go to Mayer
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Scholey and Charles Scholey, IT,, visited in Mayer Monday, motoring over to attend the Labor day celebration.
 From Fair Oaks
 William Roberts, well known rancher of the Fair Oaks country, is visiting in Prescott for a day or two, coming on business.
 Goes to Tucson
 Attorney George Nilsson yesterday left for Tucson, where he will re- main for day or two on legal busi7 ness foF Anderson, Gale & Nilsson. Returns from Nebraska
 Miss Mary McEachren has return ed from Lincoln, Neb,, where she has been passing the summer and has resumed her duties here as principal of the Miller valley school. From Clarkdale
 w. w. Midgley, chairman of the
 
 board of supervisors, arrived here yesterday to attend the meeting of the board.
 From Hillside
 Morse Darnall, resident of Hillside. where he is engaged in merchandis- ing, is passing several days here on business.
 From Clarkdale
 E.. H. Heverly and H. H. Will Hams, both residents of Clarkdale, are in the city for few days, hay ing been called here on jury duty. Returns from Coast
 Miss Anne Douglas arrived Mon day from California, where she has been during the summer. Miss Douglas teaches the commercial classes at the high school. Teaches at Canon
 Mrs. C. w. Snodgrass, who last year taught the county school at Stoddard, has left for Canon, where she will teach this year. Mrs. Snod- grass recently returned from vaca- ton in California.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Mrs. Ed Ritter of Kirkland came here yesterday for a short visit. She is registered at the Prescott hotel. Returns to Ash Fork
 Norman Nellis, deputy sheriff at Ash Fork, has returned to that place, following a trip to Prescott on which he accompanied two prisoners to the county jail.
 Kirkland Visitors
 Wayne Thornburg and A. C. Ham burg arrived here yesterday from their homes in Kirkland. Thornburg IS manager of the Diamond Two and the Three Links cattle companies. Go to Mayer
 A. w. Davis of the Williamson Valley Farms company, accompanied F. J. Syfer and a party of friends to Mayer Monday to attend the Labor day celebration. Returns from Phoenix
 Judge R. C. Stanford of the super ior court of Maricopa county, was here yesterday, having returned to preside at the sentencing of Frank George, convicted slayer of Under sheriff Ed Bowers. 1 From Crown King
 MT. and Mrs. R. D. Metheney, of Crewn King, and their daughter, Mrs. Bert I. Menzies, yesterday ar rived in Prescott for visit of two or three days. Mir. Metheney is en- gagged in mining.
 Visits Friends
 Arthur Soderquist, who will be re- membered by many here and at Whipple Barracks, where he was a patient last winter, is passing sev- eral days here looking up his friends. Soderquist has been away for several months, in California and at his home in Michigan.
 Go to Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. R. N. Caldwell and their children have gone to Phoenix, where Mrs. Caldwell and the chil- dre1 will remain for the next two or three months, following which they plan to return to make their home in Prescott Caldwell, contractor i'll charge of work being done at the Williamson Valley damsite, will re- turn within day or two.