Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-27

Hoffman, Harry Brisley, T. H. Bate, A. B. Peach and Dr. A. D. Wilson. Little Son III
 Mrs. NJ. R. Hirschfeld, resident of Mayer, at present living in Pres colt, has returned from weekend visit to her Mayer home, where her small son underwent an operation, having his tonsils removed. He is reported to be getting along well. Plan Motor Trip
 Mrs. James M Smith, her son, Marsh Smith, and Harry Southworth are planning to leave for the coast early next week. Making the trip by automobile, they will visit the Yosemite National park and San Francisco.
 Return to Crown King
 MT. and Mrs. George P. Harring- ton, well known residents of Crown King, left Prescott yesterday to re- turn to their home, after an extended visit in this city. MT. Harrington is one of the prominent mining men of this county.
 Go to Parker
 William and R. J. Coburn of the Coburn Bros. Cattle company, one of the large cattle raisers of this county, yesterday were in Prescott for a short while en route to Parker, where they will transact business for the company.
 Visits Parents Here
 Orville Tucker, IT,, son of Mir. and Mrs. Orville Tucker, passed the weekend in Prescott visiting his parents. A student at Stanford uni versity, he is spending the summer with a surveying crew near Gle menceau.
 On Way to Canyon
 w. E. Smith, w. E. Jones and King Jones, his son, arrived in town after driving from Phoenix. This, however, is only a halfway stop on the way to the Grand Canyon. They will be accompanied from here on by Mrs. Rachael Bishop and her daughter.
 Says Rain is Local
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Carroll drove in from the Yaba Copper company, near Humboldt Mir. Carroll, who is superintendent of the mine, came in for supplies. He said the rain that has been cooling Prescott has almost completely missed his part of the world.
 New Forest Ranger
 MT. and Mrs. L. F. Hudson have arrived in Prescott, from the Chiri- cahua mountains, and will henceforth make their home in this county. MT. Hudson will assist Ranger A. P. Jahn in ranger work on the Cherry Creek district of the Prescott Ma tional forest.
 Make Quick Time
 Word received here by friends of Miss Grace M. Sparkes, secretary of the chamber of commerce, states that the automobile party which left for the coast last week made the trip in two days, leaving Prescott We'd nesday morning, and arriving in Los Angeles, Thursday night. The party includes Miss Sparkes, her brother, Jack Sparkes, Miss Florence Tucker and Gordon Clark.
 Returns From Phoenix
 "Slim" Anderson, who has been in Phoenix or some time, has returned to this city, and is now working at a local soda dispensary. Visiting Elk
 MT. Otis, resident of Phoenix, where he is prominent in the Phoe- nix B. P O. Elks lodge, and con nected with the Central Pharmacy, is visiting in Prescott for few days. Visit Montezuma Castle
 A party including Miss Mary An derson, nurse at F1inn's sana- tarium, C. B. Buckley, of the sana- tarium, Mir. and Mrs. Kearney of the Paris Beauty shop, and Mir. and Mrs. Curry of the J. C. Penney store, visited Montezuma's castle and the wells Sunday. The trip was made by the Arizona Bus Co. Will Go to Coast
 Mrs. Harry T. Southworth is plan ming to leave Prescott Friday for California, where she will remain un- til August 7, returning to attend the state convention of the American Legion, August 8, 9 and 10. As president of the Women's Auxiliary of the Ernest A. Love post of the legion, Mrs. Southworth has planned program for the convention, at which time a state women's auxiliary of the legion will be organized. HTron Thursdav's Daily)