Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-31

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 He accompanied patient from the post who was unable to travel alone
 En Route South
 Arriving from the north. Fred l.. Joyce, district manager of the Mu-
 ;ual Lie Insurance company, is a visitor in Prescott, accompanied by a party of friends. He is en route
 to his home in Tempe.
 Returns from Phoenix
 J. A. Norman, who has been in Phoenix since Sunday, transacting business, returnedsto Prescott on the midnight train last night. He was held up in Phoenix for day or two by the floods.
 Down from Oatman
 M J. Scanlin and John Sullivan, mining men, arrived here this week from the Oatman district. After filing location notices on mining claims in the Verde' district, they will return to Oatman for time.
 Camp WoodaGuest
 Miss Ethel Phillips, instructor in public speaking at the Cumnock In- stitute of Los Angeles, was visitor here yesterday, arriving from the coast to pass a week as the guest of Mrs Ion Harmon of CamD ! Wood.
 From Iron Springs
 Mrs. Helen Anderson of. Phoenix was here from Iron Springs to shop yesterday.
 Auto Club Official
 Lew Sadler Of Phoenix, vice-presi- dent of the Automobile Club of Ari- zona, was here yesterday to attend last nights chamber of commerce meeting.
 Mining Chief Here
 Assistant General Manager R. E. Tally of the United Verde motored to Prescott on a short business trip yesterday.
 Auto Club Head
 s. J. Ross, president of the Auto mobile Club of Arizona, arrived here yesterday from his headquarters in Phoenix, to address the chamber of commerce meeting last night on the work being done in this state by the recently organized club. To Ash Fork
 Accompanying Art Davis, of the Williamson Valley Farms company, as far as Ash Fork yesterday were w. B. Shcivley and Winchester Dickerson of that city. Sheivley was ill Prescott yesterday on business. Dickerson has been attending meet ings of the county highway commits sion, of which he is chairman. Return from North
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Bate and Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Acker returned We'd nesday evening from the northern end of the state, where they visited Oak creek for a few days fishing. The party started out for the Hopi dance at Walpi, but were prevented from continuing then journey by the rains and the impossible condition of the roads.
 John Munds Returns
 John L. Munds, former sheriff, who has been taking treatment at "a hot springs resort in California, has returned to his Verde valley home, somewhat improved in health. Return from Coast
 Jeff S. Davis is expected to return here Sunday from Los Angeles, ac- companied by his mother, wife and daughter He has been undergoing treatment at. a California hospital, and has now recovered. Leave for East
 MT. and Mrs. C. H. Hinderer last night left for a pleasure trip of three weeks to Pittsburg, where they will visit Mrs. Hinderer's people. They will stop off for few days at Chi cago and New York, en route to Pittsburg.
 Leaves for Iowa
 Mrs. Mary M. Dietsch last night left for her home in Council Bluffs, Iowa, accompanying the body of her son, Albert Dietsch, who died here Wednesday at the age of B years. Funeral services for the son will be held in Council Bluffs next week. To Make Home Here
 Dr. and Mrs. C. R. K. Swetnam arrived in Prescott Thursday night from their home in California. They were accompanied by their daughter, Miss Margaret Much to the pleas ure of their friends in this city, Dr. and Mrs. Swetnam have decided to make their home here in future. They are at present registered at the Congress hotel. Foot is Injured
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