Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-06

lone Ot the large musical COnSerVatOr- ies of the coast city. He will be in charge of the new Pickerill orchestra which will provide music for the dances to be conducted Rt his fathers new dancing pavilion.
 Noted Rider Here
 Clinton Beck, noted rider, has ar rived in Prescott for the Prescott Frontier days, and is entering the broncho-busting and wild-horse race events.
 Childs Visitors
 A party including J. B. Gum and child, Mrs. F. R. West and Mrs. B. F. .-:--4. 7il of Childs, yesterday ar rived in Prescott to be present at the Frontier days celebrations. To Seligman
 A. w. (ArD Davis, president oi the Williamson Valley Farms com pany, yesterday left Prescott for Seligman and nearby points. where he will remain for day or two on business for the company He will return to Prescott in time to be pres ent at the Frontier day contests here.
 Tom Mix Contestant
 Henry Morris, contestant with the Mix company in 1920, arrived last night from Phoenix and will enter the contests bent on annexing some of the high prizes.
 Return to Venezia
 J. B. Tomlinson, accompanied by his son, E. L. Tomlinson, yesterday returned to their home in Venezia after a short visit in Prescott on business. They plan to be back ill Prescott during the Frontier days. From Puntenney
 James Merritt, of Pu2tenney, where he is connected with the Puntenney Lime company, arrived in Prescott yesterday, and will be here for sev- eral days, taking in the big doings at the Frontier day arena. Here from Springs
 Ed Nahum, resident of Cotton wood, yesterday came to Prescott from the Verde Hot Springs, where he has been sojourning for the past several weeks. He plans to remain here for the Frontier day events. Expected Today
 MT. and Mrs. Ray Vyne are ex- pected to return to Prescott today from Mormon lake, where they have been enjoying a vacation outing and fishing trip of a month. They are accompanied by their three children Here on Tour
 Miss .Ethelyn Wallis, of Los Ange- les, accompanied by her brother, J. E. Wallis, is in Prescott for a few days. MT. and Miss Wallis arrived here yesterday from Jerome, en route to their home in Los Angeles. They will make the trip by automobile. From Skull Valley
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Van Dickson and family, and Everett Schumacher yes terday came to Prescott from their home at the Van Dickson ranch, in Skull valley. They will occupy their town house during the Frontier days contests. MT. Dickson will enter the roping events.
 Visits Son Here
 MT. George Disc, of Little Falls, N. Y, yesterday arrived in Pres colt, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Frances M. Disc. MT. and Miss Disc will visit here for some time with their son and brother, Harry Disc. En route to Prescott they visited points in California, in cluding San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego.
 From Calgary, Canada
 Prairie Rose, a well known western cowgirl, is reported to be on her way from Calgary, Canada, to this city, with the intention of entering several of the contests.
 May Locate
 Planning to open headquarters here, J. C. Delts, an architect ot Phoenix, has arrived in this city. He was formerly building inspector ot the Capital city. To Iron Springs
 Mrs. Thomas Nolan and MT. and Mrs. Otho Hill and children went overland to Iron Springs yesterday for a days visit with Phoenix friends.
 Jerome Visitor
 Oscar Engelder, of Jerome, was visitor to Prescott yesterday, com ing in to visit Mrs. Engelder, who is confined at the Mercy hospital here, eonvalescing from an illness. Entertaining Friends
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Joslyn are entertaining w. F. Staunton, presi- dent of the Verde Central Mining company. MT. Staunton is in the city to witness the Frontier days contests. Apartment Building
 An apartment house on Willis street between Marina and Alarcon will be erected for Mrs. w. N. Levy by Arthur w. Schuler, contrac- tor. An old building on the proper ty IS now being razed. Will Remain Over
 Mrs. Mary Rohpeter and daughters
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