Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-03


 cott yesterday on business with the
 local office.
 Arrives for Visit
 Silas Holly, of Glendale, arrived in Prescott yesterday, joining his mother and sister, Mrs. Julia Holly and Miss Hazel Holly, who are visit ling Mrs. Grace Chapman. He plans to remain here for a while before leaving for Missouri.
 Go to Canyon
 Mrs. Lula Mcintosh, Mrs. George Bishop and her daughter, Mrs. Doerf- finger, and Leslie James, left yester- day for the Grand Canyon, where they plan to pass a vacation outing of about week.
 Back from Coast
 Roy Maui, formerly a resident of Whipple, and well known here, yes terday returned from Los Angeles, where he has been staying recently.
 Haul is a frequent visitor to Pres colt.
 Coast Visitor
 J. S. Darley, business man of Los Angeles, where he is representing a California wholesale firm, arrived in Prescott yesterday, and was calling on the trade. He is planning to leave for Phoenix today.
 Goes to Oak Creek J. O. Mullen, superintendent of schools of Jerome, has gone to Oak Creek with his family, for a vacation outing and camping trip before the opening of the Jerome city schools on August go.
 Return from Oak Creek
 MT. and Mrs. Claud T. Davenport have returned to Prescott from Oak Creek, where they enjoyed a vaca- ton outing of month at Lolomai lodge, fishing and camping. Daven- port is now back at the Biles-Lock- hart store.
 Go to California
 Miss Viola Weaver of Pine Crest, and her mother, Mrs. Gray, left this ] afternoon for California, where they plan to remain for a while. They | will visit Los Angeles and then To- cate at one of the beaches. Sends for Family
 James c. Georgruses, one of the proprietors of the Chocolate Shop in Phoenix, has sent south for Mrs. Georgruses and their family. Arriv- ing in this city a day or two ago, Georgruses is planning to locate here.
 Mesa Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Barrett, of Mesa, have arrived in Prescott and ' are visiting MT. and Mrs. Clarence } F. Hogsett, at their home on South Marina street. Mrs. s. E. Hogsett, mother of Mir. Hogsett, is also visit ! ing at their home. En Route South '
 Sam Wilson, of Phoenix, where he $ manager of the Goldwater store, I was visitor in Prescott yesterday t en route to the south from Oak creek t md the White mountains. He has been enjoying a vacation and fishing rip at Lolomai lodge on Oak creek. ioes to Redondo
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Crummey, O accompanied by their daughter, Miss W Oonavene Crummey, yesterday after C loon left for Los Angeles, where hey will remain for a day or two C ,efore proceeding to Redondo beach, or their vacation. MT. Crummey is t, conductor for the Santa Fe. O from Skull Valley a Mir. and Mrs. J. Van Dickson were R isitors in Prescott yesterday, ac- by MT. Dickson's sister A Irs. J. B. McCutcheon, who is re- r, urning to her home in Bakersfield, VI ,alif., following funeral services held H t the Dickson ranch home Sunday pr Mrs. Mary Dickson. fr .eturns to Tapco la NJ. V. Watson, general manager of " le Arizona Power company, yester- M ay left for Tapco, where he will pin Mrs. Watson and the family, re M laining there until the end of the vi eek. The Watsons are staying at st apco for a while. D 10 to Wickenburg
 Mir. ands Mrs. Lee Ragan, of WI hoenix, where Mir. Ragan repre- M ,nts the Endicott- Johnson Shoe st of New York, yesterday fr it Prescott by motor for Wicken- Vi 1rg, en route to Phoenix. MT. and ITS. Ragan have just returned to to rizona from Colorado. an o to Bumblebee hi C. C. Stukey, of the board of su pa and J. w. Sullivan, county G ad superintendent, are planning to ,.a +oJo,, for Rrn,b1ebee where "