Weekly journal-miner., 1921-10-05

, large taxpayers of the county, yester. day returned to Phoenix, called there on business. His assistant, F. G Lambert, remains.
 From War Eagle
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Williams have
 arrived from the War Eagle camp in
 the Turkey Creek mining district
 registering at the Congress hotel Mrs. Williams and her son are leav- ing presently for Seattle, Wash, where they will remain for the
 winter.
 Returns From Coast
 H. T, Storey, assistant superintend-
 ent oi the Albuquerque division of
 the Santa Fe coast lines, returned yesterday from California, where he
 has been passing vacation of two
 weeks. During his stay he visited
 San Francisco and other places.
 Returns From North
 E. P Seaman. local representative
 Of the International Correspondence
 schools, has returned from the north ern part of the state. During his trip he visited Winslow, Holbrook, Will Hams, Flagstaff and other northern towns on business.
 Pve;,a., Xy;.;&o,
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Garcia are stop ping at the St Michael hotel on one of their regular trips through this part of the county on business. They are representatives of business house for Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. ., Returns From North
 D. A. Gilchrist, chief of the depart ment of rodent pest extermination for the state biological survey, yesterday returned to Prescott from the north ern part of the state, where he has been recently on business for his de partment. An Interesting Visitor
 Full of interesting information about Korea and Japan and war ef- fects and Pacific problems and host of other things is the Reverend F. E. C. Williams, for IA years a mis- sionary to Korea, who is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank w. | Steed. MT. Williams is driving by from Washington state to his home in Denver, and has en- joyed a fine journey, visiting Yosem- ite and other show places.
 Return From Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Davis have returned from Phoenix, where they have been. visiting during the past week with their daughter, Mrs. J. H. Williams. Back From Wickenburg sc
 Fred McMahon, who has been working for the Santa Fe on the south end of the line, for the past six weeks, has returned to Prescott upon completion of work at that end. Returns to Crown King s.-.
 Mrs. Bert I. Menzies yesterday re- turned to her home in Crown King, her return to Prescott from Los Angeles, where she has been for he past couple of weeks. Her par ,nts, Mir and Mrs. R. D. Metheney, will remain in Los Angeles for the present. Return From Coast !,
 Judge and Mrs. E. w. Wells, Mrs. Hugo Richards and Elmer Wells yes erday afternoon returned from Los Angeles, where Judge Wells has been cooperating from an illness. He has egained his health, and will once |, nore be at home in Prescott From Big Dome
 Jack Hayes, of the Big Dome Sil- :, 'er Mining company, came in from /, he mine in the Walker district yes erday morning to purchase powder. Ie reports that development work on , he. tunnel is progressing satisfac- orily.
 Leave for East ,
 Dr. Frank D. Schwarz, accompan- ed by Mrs. Schwarz, has left Fort , Nhipple to take patient to New ' York While in the east Dr. Schwarz : will visit in Philadelphia and Wash ngton, D. C. Mrs. Schwarz will ac- |, company him as far as Chicago, : where she will remain for about two | months for a visit. Dr. Schwarz will eturn in three weeks.
 From Fridays Daily) { from Chino Valley
 Tom King, well known cattleman \ f the Chino valley, was a business Il