Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-25

 ing tried in the superior court. Attorney Here Attorney L. M. Laney, Of Phoenix member of the Maricopa count,
 bar, and who was formerly distric
 attorney of that county, came tt Prescott yesterday on legal business
 Brother Got Him
 His muddled matters strengthened
 out by brother, A. Hoge who cash
 ed checks which were not good, ha.
 been released from custody and de
 parted for the coast.
 From Flagstaff
 Edward Smith, a newspaper man
 of Flagstaff, and who has mining
 interests in Yavapai county, is in the
 city. He plans to remain a short
 time.
 From Camp Verde
 N. A. Vyne, father Of Ray and
 Gary Vyne, is in the city visiting his sons. He IS a rancher of the Verde valley, and was a former member of the legislature from this county.
 Mining Man Here
 William McMann, mining man from the Jerome district, is in the city for a few days on business mat ters. He will return the latter part of this week.
 From Senator
 Alex Radcliffe came to Prescott Monday from the Senator mining district, returning yesterday. He is one of the men active in the mineral development of that section. Bask Home
 MT. and Mrs. John Langdon re- turned yesterday from this city to Clarkdale, their residence. Mrs. Lang don has just returned from Wash ington, D. C., where she went as a delegate from the Arizona Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers' as- sociation to the annual convention, of the National Congress of Mothers. Ends Visit
 Miss Irene D. Waters, who has been visiting friends in this city for the past two months, left for Cali fornia coast points. After short visits with friends there, she will return to her home in New York city. Gone to Benson
 William E. Benson left yesterday afternoon for Benson, Ariz., his home. He will stop in Tucson on business matters. He has been in the city for four months, and leaves many friends.
 Takes Position Here
 Frank Cota, formerly with the T. F. Miller company of Clarkdale, has entered the employ of Sam Dreyer, the Montezuma street merchant as a clerk. He has joined the Prescott band. Visits Nephew
 (. E. Pepper, an uncle of Dr. L. E. Downing, is visiting few days with his nephew. He spent several months visiting brother in Phoenix and is now on the way to his home at Paw Paw, Mich. Hotel Pioneer Gone
 Mrs. Gillie Linn, who has long conducted the Linn hotel of this city but which she recently sold to Mrs L. E. Barnes, has departed for Los Mrs. Barnes was formerly connected with the Congress hotel Of this city.
 Blew Off
 Part of the top of the grandstand of the ball grounds blew off during the wind prevailing the first of the week. It is fortunate that SO light ] wind showed that repairs are neces- 5ary before the use of the structure turing the summer games. Iila Teacher Here
 Homer Eicl1el who has been teach ng in Gila county, stopped off on lis way to Flagstaff because of re- ports which had reached him regard ng the Q. iciency of Yavapai county schools. He IS spending few days Raking notes both of the administra- ion of the county superintendent's methods, but visited the city schools IS well. He leaves today for the -oconino county metropolis. Back to California
 Miss Rya Murray, a friend of Miss Helen Dunphy, returned yesterday :o Los Angeles, Calif., after stay of several months in this city. While lere she did splendid work for the ex-service men of Whipple Barracks, helping the American Legion adju- ant, F. K. Steiner, in the service office at the federal board building, present the compensation and other ,laims of the disabled veterans to he war risk bureau at Washington. Before departing for the coast. Miss Murray made a trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Jerome Visitor
 J. o. Connolly is visitor to Pres ,ott from the Jerome district. From Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Wade Smith are in he city for few days. They came o Prescott from Phoenix. from Huron
 John A. Peet is in the city from