Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-29

! Eli Hilty, a pioneer resident Of Prescott, who left here 20 years aga to make his home in Kingman, has returned 10 this city for two or three weeks rest and avoidance of the heat This is Mir. Hilty's first visit to .-5 old home since he left
 1t 20 years ago. He will be remem- bered by the old-timers of this city as the man who discovered the Tom
 Reed mine. He is staying at the
 Prescott hotel.
 Goes to Coast
 Miss Dorothy Morrison, daughter
 of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Morrison, yesterday afternoon left for Los An geles, where she will visit for time with her sister, Mrs. Jesse Lanning. Mrs. Lanning, formerly Miss Yvonne Morrison, became the bride here re- gently of Jesse Lanning, Whipple resident now studying course of vocational training at the University of Southern California in Los An geles.
 Returns from Phoenix w. s. Oliver, training officer in charge Of the federal board for vo- cational education at Whipple Bar racks, yesterday returned from Phoenix, where he has been attend ing conference on federal board work with Fred P. Rowlen, local superintendent of vocational training for this vicinity, and F. s. Batdorf, of San Francisco, superintendent of training for the 18th district. MT. Batdorf has returned to San Fran cisco.
 Return to Jerome
 Dr. and Mrs. Riley Shru1n, of Jerome, where Dr. Shrum is engaged in the practice of medicine, yesterday returned to their home in the Copper city, after a few days passed in Prescott, transacting business and visiting friends.
 Attends Meeting
 Charley Willard, ranchman of Cot tonwood and owner of the Cotton wood water plant, was in Prescott yesterday, attending the meeting ot the Yavapai County Farm Bureau at the chamber of commerce rooms. To Conduct Services
 Rev. ]. Redwood Jenkins, Epis- copal archdeacon of Arizona, yester- day arrived in Prescott from Phoenix to conduct services here today at St. Luke's Episcopal church. Rev. Andrews will also conduct services at the Episcopal church in Jerome. Congress Visitor
 w. F. Sawyer, resident of Con gress where he has mining interests, and where he is interested in a pro iected dan construction proposition, is passing several days in this city on business.
 Jerome Visitors
 A. B. Colwell and A. B. Jones, mining men of Jerome, yesterday came to Prescott on short visit from their homes in the Copper city. They plan to remain here for day or two on business.
 Frontier Visitors Already
 Mrs. Emma Howell of Titusyille, Pa, and Mrs. Walter Bowers Of Oshkosh, Neb., sisters of Mrs. Geo. Davis and Mrs Arthur Bischoff of this city, are here to witness the Frontier days and to remain for the summer.
 Here for Meeting
 L. L. Bates, well known rancher of this section, was visitor to the city yesterday, to attend the meeting of the Yavapai County Farm Bu- reau.
 From Walker
 J. w. Jenkins, mining man from the Walker district, arrived in this city yesterday, planning to spend several days here on business. He is staying at the Head hotel. Wickenburg Visitor
 John Boeto, of Wickenburg, ar rived in Prescott yesterday to as sist L. N Butler, of the A. L. Gar ford Auto company of Phoenix, in work being done near here. From Los Angeles
 Miss Edith Swanson, of Los Ange- les, is in Prescott, visiting Mir. and Mrs. John Massing. Miss Swanson is greatly impressed with our eli mate and beautiful scenery. Returns from Globe
 C. L. Stockin, local representative of the Burroughs Adding Machine company, yesterday returned to Prescott from Globe, where he has been for several days on business. Sunday Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. J. Link Smith were visitors to Prescott Sunday, coming over from their home in Humboldt to enjoy the cool Prescott breezes and pass a few hours on the links. Here for Summer
 Mrs. ]. B. Russell and her young ,inbf