Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-22

ant of Kirkland, yesterday was a
 visitor to Prescott on official busi- ness.
 Phoenix Visitor
 Jesse L. Boyce, ex-state auditor, former resident of Williams, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday on of ficial business.
 Kirkland Visitor
 C. w. Culp, business man of Kirk land, was a visitor to Prescott yes terday, coming in on short com mercial and visiting trip.
 Buys Supplies
 K. P. Corson, of Wagoner, was a visitor to the city yesterday, for the purpose Of buying supplies for his mine in the Wagoner district
 From Phoenix
 Father Vincent and Director Ri viera of St. Johns were in Prescott yesterday, and were guests of MT. R. E. Morrison of this city.
 Return from Coast
 Bob Byrnes, IT,, seven years of age. yesterday returned from Los Angeles He was accompanied byI Arthur Middleton, 12 years of age, also a student at the Paige Military Academy in Los Angeles. The two young boys made the trip without caretaker or guardian.
 From Camp Verde
 Former Supervisor William StepfN ems and Charles Hollingshead were visitors in the city from Camp Verde yesterday. Skull Valley Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. w. C. Gullifer, of Skull Valley, yesterday were visitors to Prescott on a short business and shopping trip to the Mile High city.
 Returns from Clarkdale
 NJ. V. Watson. of the Arizona | Power company, has returned to Prescott from short visit to Clark dale and Jerome on business for his concern.
 Leave for Coast
 Mrs. J. s. Rees of Jerome was visitor to Prescott yesterday, ac- companied by her young son, en- route to California, where they will spend the summer.
 From the South
 E. H. O'Connell, well known resi- dent of Phoenix, yesterday was visitor to Prescott for the purpose of locating a summer home site in the Mile High city. Leaves for Coast
 Mrs. Anna Healy and her daugh- ter, Miss Anna Healy, are leaving for California, where they plan to spend a vacation trip of about a month on the Pacific coast. Returns from Canyon
 MT. Kellner, who for the past several days has been visiting the Grand Canyon and Stoneman's Lake as well as various points in Pima county, was in the city yesterday on a short business trip. Visit Friend Here
 Miss A. M. Overbeck and Miss E. Reizman are in Prescott on a visit with B. F. Veit, a patient at Whipple | Barracks. Miss Overbeck comes from Luana, Iowa, and Miss Reiz- man from Postville, Iowa. Return to Prescott Ii
 MT. and Mrs. L. F. Clark returned yesterday from a trip of several weeks to Kansas and the southern states, during which time they visited relatives in these sections. They will remain in Prescott during the sum mer.
 Leave for Coast II
 Miss Alice Adams, Miss Verle Beaver, Miss Almira Luebke and Miss Alice Bitner, all of the Pres colt High school faculty, yesterday left Prescott for an extended visit to Catalina island, San Diego and San Francisco. From Mulrein
 Harold P. Judson from Mulrein, near Phoenix, was a visitor in the city yesterday attending the banquet of the Prescott Luncheon club given by the chamber of commerce. To Groom Creek
 J. C. McNelty, ranger in charge of the Prescott district of the national ( forest, yesterday left this city for ( the Groom Creek section, where he t will remain on forest business for several days.
 Leaves for Parker
 Glenn H. Benton, fireman on the Phoenix division of the Santa Fe z railroad, left yesterday afternoon for t Parker, where he will work at the railroad pumping station for about period of ten days. From Phoenix f