Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-21

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 of whom were enabled to make tht
 trip through scholarship attachments
 He was a member of the Badger
 class of 1921.
 From Thursdays Dailv)
 From Big Chino ]. w. Sullivan passed yesterday 1T Prescott on business, coming ir
 from his home in the Big Chine
 valley.
 Coast Business Man Representing the California Hard
 ware company of Los Angeles, w. A. Anderson is passing several days in Prescott on business.
 From Castle Springs
 E. A. Watson, manager of the ho- tel at Castle Hot Springs, is passing a day or two in Prescott on busi- ness.
 Goes to Kingman
 O. B. Eads, businessman of Los Angeles, yesterday left for Kingman by motor. He has been in Prescott for the past day or two on business. Miss Ross Leaves
 Miss Esther Ross, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. w. Ross of South Mt Vernon street, is leaving to enter the University of Arizona at Tucson. Mrs. Theroux Here
 Mrs. H. c. Theroux Of Chicago, accompanied by her small son, ar rived yesterday for a visit with her mother, Mrs. L. B. Wetmore, of Idylwild.
 Phoenix Visitor
 J. L. Stanton, Arizona representa- tive of the Baker Vawter company of California, arrived here yesterday to transact business i'll Prescott. He will be here for a day or two. Returns to Ash Fork
 Winchester Dickerson, chairman of the county highway commission, was in the city yesterday attending a meeting of the commission. He re- turned to his home last night. From Venezia
 Martin Andersen, mining man of the Venezia country, was a visitor here yesterday on business. Ander- sen is developing properties in the Venezia district.
 Leave for University
 The Misses Evelyn Budd, Mollie Merritt and Anita Well, all graduates of Prescott High school, left last night for Tucson to enter the Uni versity of Arizona. Returns From Ranch
 Miss Bertha Parker, who IS passing a vacation with friends at a ranch near the four-mile house on the road to Walker, returned to the city yes terday for short stay. Miss Fully Improved
 Miss Mary Fully. popular violinist and orchestra leader, who sustained an operation for appendicitis at the Mercy hospital yesterday morning, was reported to have made a good recovery.
 Business Visitors
 J. w. Blankenship of Clarkdale, NJ. c. Tate of Clemenceau and J. M. Walsh of Jerome, are visitors in Prescott on business, motoring over from beyond Mingus. They will bel here for day or two. Called to Coast
 Bert Hilton, proprietor of the Pres ,ott Music Store, has gone to Los called there by the illness of his mother Mrs. Tilton recently l went to the coast city for a short visit, and was taken i'll while there. From Groom Creek
 Grant Bonnet was a visitor here from his home in Groom Creek, in which section he is develop l ng mining properties. The visit was or the purpose of transacting busi- leSs. Returns to Clarkdale
 Supervisor w. w. Midgley yester- lay returned to his home in Clark lale, following two meetings of the board of supervisors, at one of which L. S. Colwell was appointed super visor. The report of the highway commission was adopted at the othzr. Goes to Holbrook
 c. E. Kammerer, advance agent ,f the federal cleanup squad which will arrive here next Wednesday for adjustments of compensation and other claims of ex-service men and last night left for the north, where he will continue his work He will visit Holbrook, Williams, Win ;low and then go into southern Cali ornia