Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-29
Summer Visitors

mercial company of that city, yes terday came to Prescott for a short stay in this city with his family, who are passing the summer in their Prescott home in Pine Crest.
 Return from North
 1 MT. and Mrs. Henry Suder and their son, and Mir. and Mrs. Fred ] Bolden yesterday returned to Pres colt from Mormon lake, where they have been for the past several days on an outing and fishing excursion. They report the fishing excellent. Verde Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. s. P. Wells came to Prescott yesterday from their home at the XOX ranch in the Verde valley, of which MT. Wells is manager. They passed the day shopping and greeting friends, and today will return to the valley. Reclamation Expert
 w. R. Elliott, former engineer in the U. S. reclamation service on the Salt river project and at present To- cated in Phoenix in a private ca pacity, and family, are spending a few days here.
 Humboldt Visitors
 Ed Meany, cashier of the Hum boldt branch of the Prescott State bank, yesterday was a visitor in Prescott, accompanied by Mrs. Meany
 Returns from East
 Roy c. Helsing, of Whipple Bar racks, yesterday returned to Pres colt from Omaha, where he has been staying for the past month visiting friends and relatives.
 Returns to Ash Fork
 E. C. Hamilton, Santa 'Fe cashier | at Ash Fork, yesterday returned to his home at the main line junction, i following a short visit in this city to attend the Masonic banquet Tues day night.
 Sheriff Returns
 John Montgomery, sheriff of Mari copa county, who came to Prescott late Tuesday night, bringing three prisoners to this city, yesterday went to Hillside, accompanying L. ]. Haselfeld, cattleman of that district From Hillside Montgomery is re- turning to Phoenix.
 California Visitors
 Ed Williams and Frank Williams of San Luis Obispo and Los Ange- les, are in Prescott, visiting their cousin, Mrs. Margaret McChesney, of 249 South Cortez street. Messrs. Williams are also looking over min ing interests they have here. Returns from Coast
 Harold Pickerill, son of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Pickerill, will return to Prescott Sunday from Los Angeles, where he has been studying music. He will remain in this city, playing the piano in the new Pickerill or chestra.
 Returns from Sycamore
 H. B. Wales, supervisor Sof the Prescott national forest, yesterday returned to Prescott after a trip of over two weeks through the Syca- more country, making a general in spection of that district, and of the Bloody Basin, Crown King, New River and Cave Creek sections. Undergoes Operation
 E. E. King, who recently under went an operation for appendicitis at the Mercy hospital, has convalesced, and is now at home, where he will remain for a few days before leav- ing for Gypsum, Kans., where he will visit with his parents for month.
 Visitors from Coast
 Mrs. J. D. Cruickshank of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of her brother-in-law, Arnold Cruick shank, in West Prescott, having ar rived with her child yesterday. The visitors have passed several days each with relatives on the main line and will be here for the Frontier days.
 Gees to Florence
 Sheriff Warren c. Davis yester- day left for the state penitentiary at Florence, for the purpose of return ing to Prescott with Nichan Martin, convicted slayer of Arthur DeSteu- ender, who will appear in the super for court here Monday morning for resentencing.
 Goes to Coast
 F. P. Cruice, formerly assistant freight and passenger agent for the Phoenix division of the Santa Fe, with headquarters at Phoenix, and now assistant freight agent of the Santa Fe coast lines, with headquar- | 1zr4