Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-21
City NeUs In Brief
tFrom Wednesdays Dailya

tract was recorded here yesterday Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Wells formerly owned the lot.
 Over the Hill
 H. L. Fishel county engineer, wa. absent yesterday on a visit to the Cottonwood-Sedona road, on official business.
 Goes to Cherry
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor of the Prescott National forest, yes terday went out to the Cherry Creek district of the forest on official busi- ness. He will return this afternoon. Here for Treatment
 John J. Nelson arrived yesterday afternoon from Del Rio, where he is night engineer at the city pumping station. He came in to have his eyes treated.
 From Road Camp
 Sheppard Hiscox, in charge of work at the state road camp at Gran ite Dells, yesterday was here, calling at the chamber of commerce and other offices on business.
 Goes on Vacation
 Miss Bertha Parker, .stenographer for the Bank of Arizona, has left for a two weeks vacation which will be spent in touring northern Arizona, visiting the canyon, Oak creek, etc. Returns to South
 Miss Fern Greenwald has returned to the southern part of the state, after passing the summer months in Prescott. Miss Greenwald will teach in the Tucson schools.
 Returns to Home
 Emmett G. Coleman, stockman of Congress Junction, has returned to his home after visit of two weeks in Prescott, during part of which period he served as juryman on the criminal jury. Visit the Canyon
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Reans have returned from the Grand Canyon, where they enjoyed pleasant week end excursion and enlarged their con- ception of Arizona's scenic beauty. Southern Visitors
 The Misses Reba and Rena Tal- bot, of Tempe, where their father is proprietor of the Talbot Paint com pany, were visitors in Prese0tt dur ing the weekend. They returned to the south Monday.
 Go to Phoenix
 The Misses Dorothy and Margaret Hill have left for Phoenix, where they will visit friends for several days before entering college. Miss Dorothy goes to the University of Arizona at Tucson, and Miss Mar garet to Tempe Normal school Director Leaves
 Miss Jessie I. Lummis, director of field work of the Pacific division of the American Red Cross, yesterday left Prescott for her home in San Francisco, headquarters for the di- vision. She was taken i'll after her arrival here Monday. Red Cross Worker
 Miss Olive Rauch, fifth roll call representative of the American Red Cross, is expected to arrive in Pres colt shortly from the northern part of the state, for Red Cross work in this city. Miss Rauch is at present in Winslow. Rector Leaves
 Rev. E. U. Brown, of Yuma, who has been acting as rector of St. l Luke's Episcopal church here for the past two and half months, has left for his home, where he will rejoin his wife and two children. Rev. Brown is rector of the Episcopal church at Yuma. To Undergo Operation
 Mary Fully, leader of the Fully | Sisters orchestra at the Elks, is to ] undergo an operation today for ap-i pendicitis at the Mercy hospital. Clean-Up Man
 c. E. Kammerer arrived yesterday | noon from the south to make prepa- rations here for the cleanup squad of the veterans bureau which will arrive next Wednesday from Phoenix. Kammerer, advance agent of the squad, will go on to the north to- day. and from there into southern California. Says Prescott's Live
 Dolly" Gray, formerly engaged in the taxi business here, has returned to Prescott after an absence of some months, and is once more showing a l rent car During his absence he has been in practically every state west of the Mississippi, and says that in none of them has he found a town as live as Prescott.
 Go to Tucson