Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-03

yesterday was transacting bushes:
 in Prescott
 From Oklahoma
 MT. and Mrs. V. L. Cruce, ac-
 companied by Miss Cecil Williams
 arrived in Prescott Sunday from
 their home in Ardmore, Okla. They
 will visit in this city.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Mrs. H. C. Setima and Mrs M.
 F. Mills were among visitors from
 Phoenix, arriving here Sunday and yesterday. They plan to remain in
 Prescott during the hot weather.
 To Big Bear Lake
 Paul Mulcahy, of Whipple Bar racks, has left for Big Bear lake in
 California. He plans to pass about two weeks at the California summer resort, fishing and enjoying a vaca- ton.
 Visit Williamson Project
 MT. and Mrs. C. L. Stockin en- joyed a weekend outing at the Will Hanson valley damSite, returning here Sunday. They report a heavy storm at the valley, with rain and hail.
 Three Inches Rain
 During the past few days there have been three inches of rain at Mayer, according to reports phoned in to the local forest service office by H. B. Wales, Prescott forest su- pervisor.
 Buys Williams Place
 The Williams place on South Ma rina street has been purchased by J.. M. Edwards, of the Coburn Cattle company, who will make his home there. The deal was handled by H. /: A. Dameron. Here for Meeting
 Winchester Dickerson, chairman of the county highway commission, ar rived 'in Prescott Sunday, and was here yesterday attending the regular of the commission at the court house.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Undersheriff Joe Furst returned | .his week from the south, where he went to deliver to prisoners to the state penitentiary at Florence. He visited short while at Phoenix on lis way back.
 From Iron Springs
 Charles Christy of Phoenix, where ie is connected with the Merchants Association, yesterday came to Pres ,ott on a short visit on business rom Iron Springs, where he is stay ng at present.
 Returns from Coast
 Charles Bris1ey, brother of Harry 3risley, with whom he is associated t the Brisley drug store, has return d from the coast, where he has been isiting recently, and is once more t the store. Jew Paige Car
 Charles Stanton drove over to Prescott Sunday from his home in Dewey, taking a joy-ride in his new 'aige car. The roads may be muddy, e says, but the Paige gets over hem in great shape. In Route South
 Raymond Dyas, state inspector of 7eights and measures, was visitor Q Prescott yesterday, en route to is home in Phoenix from the north, yhere he has been on business for is department. Visitors from South
 H. K Harris and c. w. Campbell, oth of Phoenix, were among ar ivals in Prescott from the south unday, each making the trip by lotor. They came on trips combin- lg business and pleasure. business in North
 William Coburn, of the Coburn Iros. Cattle company in the Verde alley, and Tom Wagner, foreman f the Coburn ranch, were visitors T Prescott yesterday, en route for he north on business. foes to Coast
 Attorney LeRoy Anderson, senior member of the firm of Anderson, iale & Nilsson, yesterday afternoon eft for Los Angeles, where he will emain for a short stay, probably I ntil the end of the month. Governor Campbell Here
 Arriving in Prescott from Winslow V unday, Governor and Mrs. Thomas C :. Campbell were guests of Super r and Mrs George Shea at | he Pioneers Home. They left for 'hoenix early yesterday morning. Ihyer- Chino Valley
 A ball game between the Mayer own team and the Chino Valley I Athletic association, played at tn: alley Sunday. ended in the thir I