Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-10

Phoenix to join the staff of new French Shop store there Mrs Ethel Sullivan of the local staff ha, been promoted to manager of tht Prescott store.
 From New Mexico
 R. R. Larkin, business man iron Las Vegas, N. M., was visiting here yesterday. He arrived in the city or Wednesday.
 St. Louis Visitor
 A. E. Calkins, of St. Louis, was 8 business visitor in Prescott yesterday arriving here Wednesday from St Louis. He is representing firm ot that city.
 Cherry Visitors
 Among arrivals in the city We'd nesday were Mir. and Mrs. C. K Rowlands, of Cherry. They were ac- companied by their son. MT. Row lands is interested in mining in the Cherry country.
 Joe Mayer Improved
 Joe Mayer, son of w. J. Mayer of Mayer, who has been at Mercy hospital for several days, is much i'm proved.
 Return from Coast
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Gale yester- day afternoon returned with their two children from southern Cali fornia. where they have been pass ing several weeks on a vacation. Returns from Phoenix 1 Judge J. A. Ellis, well known local attorney, returned to Prescott late Wednesday night from Phoenix, where he has been on business for the past several days.
 Go to Missouri
 Leaving Prescott yesterday, Mrs. R. M. Mosley and Miss May Mosley, her daughter, will visit for a while with relatives in their former home at Mountain Grove, Mo. On Motor Tour
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Singer, Of San Jose, Calif, are visitors in Prescott, coming up by motor from Phoenix. They are making motor tour of the state.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Arriving here Wednesday from Phoenix, MT. and Mrs. L. B. Baptist are passing few days in Prescott. MT. Baptist, representing a Capital city business house, is calling on the local trade.
 Here for Summer
 Mrs. George w. Campbell and son, of Phoenix, arrived here on Wednesday. They are planning to remain here for the summer. Mir. Campbell is a contractor of the Capital city.
 Here for Few Days
 Mrs. Lida c. Evans and Miss Edith c. Stevens are visiting in Prescott for a few days from their home in Phoenix. They arrived here Wednesday, and are staying at the Congress hotel.
 Here for Vacation
 w. C. Hornberger, of Phoenix, where he is connected with the Ari- zona Power company, was visitor in Prescott yesterday. The Horn bergers are passing their vacation in this city.
 Return to Phoenix
 Making the trip by motor, MT. and Mrs. Adolph Tirboletz yesterday returned with their family to the south. They have been camping re- gently in the vicinity of Prescott. Expected Home
 Miss Kitty Crossman, who has been visiting relatives in Vineland, N. J., for the past several weeks, is expected to return home within a week, according to information re- ceived by friends here yesterday. Returns from Coast
 Mrs. Sonstegard King, of Phoenix, has returned from California, where she has been passing a vacation. Mrs. King is head of the Studio club at Phoenix. She plans to remain in Prescott until September. Go to Sedona
 H. L. Fishel, county engineer, and A. B. Peach, of the Prescott Con struction Engineering company, this morning will leave for Sedona to look over work on the Cottonwood Sedona road. Fishel, county engi- neer. returned late Wednesday night from Jerome, where he has been for a day or two on county business. MT. and Mrs. Love Return
 Mir and Mrs. Allan Love returned to Prescott this week from Wash ington, D. C., where they attended the interment of the remains of their son, Ernest A. Love, in the national cemetery at Arlington, the highest