Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20

1 former adJutant Ot the Ernest A.
 Love post of the American Legion, yesterday returned to this city after
 an absence of some months. With
 him comes his sister, Miss Harriet
 Lewis McDermott and his sister
 will make their home in this city. Humboldt Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Jess Cook, of Hum boldt, .>c5mpanied by Miss Jose phine Lewis, Mrs. Cooks sister,
 were visitors in Prescott yesterday, returning to, Humboldt later in the evening. Dr. Urch Returns
 Dr. w. H. B. Urch, pastor of the Congregational church, who has been in Los Angeles for the past three weeks, has returned and will occupy his pulpit this morning.
 Visiting Her Mother
 Mrs. Herb Hershman of Phoenix, accompanied by her 1itle son, is coming to Prescott today to pass the remainder of the summer with her mother, Mrs. Mary w. Aiken of South Pleasant street.
 Return from Canyon
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Thornton have returned to Prescott from a visit of several days at the Grand Canyon. Visiting Mrs. Mary Ed mundson, from their home in Baker, Ore, this was MT. and Mrs. Thorn- tons first trip to Arizona's great scenic spot. They returned enlhusi- astic over the beauty of the canyon. Leaves Red Cross
 Retiring from service with the American Red Cross, at Whipple Barracks, Mrs. Helen M. Irving, who for some time has been a valued worker for the Red Cross organiza- ton, yesterday left for Pasadena, making the trip via Albuquerque. She will attend to business matters requiring her attention in the New Mexico city before continuing her journey to the coast, where she plans to book passage for India, for which destination she will sail later. Mining Man Here
 Jesse NJ. Cook, mining man from the Humboldt section, was in the city yesterday on business. Dewey Visitor
 Fred Genung, rancher of the Dewey country, was a business visitor in Prescott yesterday. Catttleman Here
 Jim West, cattleman from Battle Flats, in the Mayer country, was a business visitor in Prescott yesterday. From Flagstaff
 Jim Treagle, resident of Flagstaff, visited in this city Sunday, greeting his Prescott friends. From Clarkdale
 w. w. Midgley, chairman of the board of supervisors, was in Prescott . attending a meeting of the board. rom Los Angeles where he has been intending the national convention for 1921 of the B. P. O. Elks. Returns from Coast
 Ed J. Dillon yesterday returned Make Jerome Trip
 County Attorney and Mrs. John L. Sullivan Sunday motored over to Jerome, where they passed the day ,isiting with MT. Sullivan's family. Goes to Coast
 A. C. Johnson, manager here of he Arizona Power company, left his week for Los Angeles, where le will pass his summer vacation. Goes to Coast
 Miss Mae Cahill, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Cahill, left Prescott Saturday or Los Angeles, where she will re- main for a vacation visit of about wo weeks. 2ancher Visits
 Clarence E. Stewart, rancher from he Williamson valley country, was. n the city yesterday on business rip. He reports heavy rains in the alley, all the tanks being filled. 1oes to Coast
 Gerald Irving, resident ot Wmpple Barracks, yesterday noon left for his ome in San Francisco, where he 1ans to remain if climatic conditions gill permit. flake Jerome Trip
 Assistant County Attorney. R. B. Vestervelt and Attorney F. C. truckmeyer of Phoenix, yesterday lade trip to Jerome on legal busi- ess.
 foes to New York
 F. s. Viele, president of the Ari- ona Power company, left Prescott his week for New York city. He i'll be absent for about two weeks, II business for the company. o Go South
 Albert Akin is planning to leave Wednesday or Thursday for Phoenix, here he will remain until Saturday, ansacting business for the Dixon agerberg Commission company. lining Man Visits
 Otho R. Hill, mining man from the -assayampa district, where he is con- ected with the Dos Oros mine, was