Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-10
City NeoUs In Brief
CFrom Tuesdays Daily)

Tom McDermott was in the city yesterday from the Henrietta mine, on short business trip. Returns to Flagstaff
 F. L. Breen, business man of Flagstaff, yesterday left for his home in the north, concluding visit of several days here on business. In the Mountains
 MT. and Mrs. Gar1nan Malmin of 2l5 East Carleton street. left Mon day for few days outing in the / Walker district.
 III at Hospital
 Miss Eunice Ann Redd, of 2O3 Grove street, is i'll at the Mercy hos pita1, where she has undergone an operation for appendicitis. From Poland
 F. A. Meyer, mining man of the Poland district, was visitor in Pres colt yesterday, coming ill on busi- ness.
 Mining Man Here
 ]. C. Heslet, mining man and rancher of the Chino valley, was a business visitor in Prescott yester day.
 From Groom Creek
 Accompanied by his cousin, Add Owens of Texas, and Mrs. Owens, Otoo Lange, IT,, was in the city Monday from Groom Creek. Leave Today
 Accompanied by her two daugh- ters, Mrs. Otto Orthel is planning to leave Prescott today for Cali fornia. They will visit there for several weeks.
 Phoenix Visitors
 MT. and Mrs Paul Valadon, resi- dents of Phoenis, were visitors in Prescott for a short while, staying over Monday night, and returning yesterday.
 Called by Illness
 Leo Stephens left Prescott late Monday night for Toronto, Canada, where he was called by the serious illness of his mother. He will be away for two or three weeks. Mining Man Here
 Tom Laird, mining man of this county, was in the city yesterday from his claims in the Groom Creek district, transacting business and greeting his friends.
 In San Francisco
 ]. H. Bunker, former linotyper for the Journal-Miner, who recently left Prescott, has arrived in San Fran cisco. While there, he met his old Prescott friend, Miss Grace Sparkes Arrive This Week
 Mrs. Robert Stack and little daughter Nancy will arrive this week from their home in Alexandria, La, and will be the guests here of Mrs. A. S. Reed and Miss Kittie Irvine Returns to Phoenix
 Jack Sparkes, brother of Miss Grace Sparkes has returned to Phoe- nix, from San Francisco, where he accompanied a party including his sister, on a vacation in that city. Birth of Boy
 Mir and Mrs. E. w. Borough of this city, yesterday were made happy by the arrival of a nine and a half pound baby boy. Both mother and child are doing well.
 Developing Properties
 Charles R. Smith, mining man from the Crown King district, where he is developing properties, was a visitor in Prescott yesterday on business.
 From Walker District
 John Curran, well known mining man from the Walker district, was a business visitoR here yesterday. Curran is developing mining claims in the Walker district.
 Iron Springs Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. C. NJ. Scott and their son were visitors in Prescott Monday, coming in from their sum mer home at Iron Springs. Scott is manager of the Southern Pacific lines out of Phoenix.
 Sheriff Davis Improved
 Sheriff Warren G. Davis, who has been confined at his home for the past week or so, and who has re- ported to be seriously i'll, yesterday was said by friends who visited him, to be much improved.
 U. V. x. Visitors
 L. A. Kerr, chief clerk of the United Verde Extension Mining company, and E. E. Campbell, gen eral superintendent of the U. V. X., were visitors in Prescott on business yesterday.
 Forester in Phoenix
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor of the Prescott National forest, is in Phoenix, on business for the local