Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-10


 from their home in Pittsburg, Pa, planning to visit here for a time with their brother, J. C. McNelty, of the Prescott National forest service. From Willow Creek
 Minor Bishop and his family were visiting in Prescott yesterday, com ing in from their home in the Will low Creek district, where they are engaged in ranching They were shopping and visiting friends here. From Kirkland Wayne Thornburg, manager of the Three Links and the Diamond Two cattle companies, was a visitor in the city yesterday on business, coming in from his home in the Kirkland country.
 Returns to Whipple William J. Conn, formerly a resi- dent of Whipple Barracks, has re turned to Prescott from Denver, Colo, where he has been staying for the past. several weeks. He says he finds Prescott and its climatic advantages the better of the two. Leave for Europe
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Short, PA South Mt Vernon street, left last night for Moberly, Mo-, where they will visit relatives of Mr. Short for about three weeks. From there they will go to Cologne, Germany, for a visit of about three or four months with Mrs. Shorts people.
 From the Chino
 MT. and Mrs. Charles King, resi- dents of the Big Chino country, yes terday came to Prescott on a short visiting and shopping trip, planning to remain here over the weekend. They are engaged in ranching in the Chino.
 Goes to Coast
 Mrs. w. w. Ross yesterday left for San Francisco, where she will visit her son, Lieut.. Thomas D. Ross, U. s. N, who IS stationed at Mare Island, San Francisco. Mrs. Ross will be absent for about two weeks.
 Go to California
 Mrs. George Copson, accompanied by her young son, have left for California, where they will visit friends and relatives, planning to remain for a few weeks. Mrs. Cop sons home is at Childs, where her husband has charge of the plant Of the Arizona Power company. Goes to Drake
 Deputy Sheriff Jim Cook yester- day made trip out to Drake, on official business for the sheriffs of flee
 From Jerome
 H. w. Lewis, member of the coun- ty highway commission, was visitor in Prescott yesterday, coming over from his home in Jerome. Phoenicians Here
 Mir and Mrs. Leon s. Jacobs of Phoenix, arrived at noon yesterday to attend the convention. MT. Jacobs was made a member of the resolu- tions committee for MaricOpa county. Commander Arrives
 Commander and Mrs. Bert Clingan of Phoenix arrived Sunday, Mrs. Clingan having come over from Iron Springs, where she is spending the summer
 Returns to Jerome
 Mrs. Frank Alleman has returned to her home in Jerome, after trip to the Grand Canyon, and a visit of a week in Prescott upon her return from that place.
 Secretary of State
 A thrilling trip by motor car over the Black Canyon road ended for Secretary of State and Mrs. Ernest R. Hall who arrived Sunday. They are stopping at the old Clark home, on Union street. Trip to Jerome
 Charley Hooker, member of the county highway commission, and H. L. Fishel, county engineer, yesterday went to Jerome, where they will look oyer progress of work on the Cot tonwood- -Sedona highway. Tucson Attorney
 A. I. Winsett of Tucson, delegate to the legion convention, was one ot the late arrivals Sunday night. MT. Winsett is an attorney of the Old Pueblo and served as an officer in the Ninetieth division in France. Dr. Tuthill Here
 Dr. A. M. Tuthill, state health Of ficer, arrived yesterday as delegate from Phoenix for the convention. Dr. Tuthill is spoken of as one of the candidates for whom friends are seek ing endorsement for national com mander.