Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-10

visit her and Mir. Furlogh in Pres colt.
 tFrom Wednesdays Daily) Bisbee Attorney
 Maurice Blumenthal of the office of John Mason Ross is here from Bisbee.
 From Clarkdale
 R. K. Duffy, of Clarkdale, chief clerk of the United Verde Mining company, was a business visitor here yesterday.
 Return to Turkey
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Cordes, resi- dents of Turkey, where they are en- gagged in cattle raising, yesterday af- ternoon left for their home after a short business and shopping trip in this city. They state that range conditions have been much improved by the recent rains.
 On County Business
 w. A. Murray, deputy sheriff from Jerome, was a visitor in Prescott yesterday, coming over on business with the juvenile authorities. From Jerome
 Charles Hughes and Charley Ew ing, proprietors of the Jerome Trans fer company, yesterday were in this city, transacting business and greet ing friends.
 Return from Trip
 Returning from a vacation motor trip to Stoneman's and Mormon lake, the Grand Canyon and Monte zuma wells and castle, MT. and Mrs. ; E. P. Seaman, and Mrs. Seaman's sister, Miss Rowena Moore, who is visiting the Seamans from her home in the east, motored to Phoenix, where they remained for a day or two, r6turning to Prescott late Tues day night
 Developing Claims
 M. B. Nimmo, mining man of the Humboldt country, was a Prescott visitor yesterday. Nimmo is develop ing mining claims in the Humboldt country.
 Returns from East
 Charles Sauer, deputy sheriff of the Jerome precinct, yesterday re- turned from Cleveland, where he has been for the past several weeks, visiting relatives.
 From Walnut Creek
 Ed H. Oldham, ranger for the Walnut Creek district of the Pres colt National forest, was business visitor here yesterday, calling at the local forest service office. Visits Brother Here
 Miss Isabel Slade arrived in Pres colt yesterday from her home in Boston, Mass, planning to visit her brother, who is at Films sana- toriun. Phoenix Attorney
 Lloyd F. Jones, Phoenix attorney, was in Prescott, representing the Prescott-Whipple stage line in a corporation commission hearing at the superior court. He returned to Phoenix in the afternoon. Go to Los Angeles
 George P. Harrington and J. Hugh Nelson, well known Crown King mining men, interested in the Nelson mine, yesterday left for Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. J. P. Sweet. They plan to visit in Cali fornia for five or six weeks. Here for Few Days
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Mckinney, residents of Phoenix, are visiting in Prescott for a few days, coming north Tuesday night They express themselves as very well pleased with Prescott and the Yavapai climate. Leaves for Tucson
 John Keevan yesterday afternoon left for Tucson, where he will make arrangements to enter the university there this fall. He will be accom- panied to Tucson later on by Frank Scully, staff writer for the Journal Miner. To Walnut Creek
 H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott National forest, and J. D. Jones, assistant forester from Albu- querque, yesterday left for the Wal nut Creek district of the Prescott forest where they will remain for several days on general inspection of conditions in the district. From Wickenburg 1 J. Campbell James, formerly a resident of this city, and now con nected with the Union Oil company of Wickenburg, was visitor in this city yesterday. He will be heFe for several days on business.