Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20
City NeeUs In Brief
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 Verde Visitor
 William Schroeder, rancher of tht Verde valley, is visiting in Prescott for day or two, transacting busi- ness and greeting his friends here. Mayer Visitor
 Miss Adeline Slak, daughter of MT and Mrs. John Slak, of Mayer, is visitor in Prescott, planning to re- main here for several days.
 Expected Friday
 Wallace M. Fox, federal vocational training officer, who recently com pleted a survey of this city for the establishment of a vocational training center here, is expected to arrive in Prescott Friday, on work in cohnec- ton with the establishment of the center.
 Ash Fork Deputy
 Norman Nellis, deputy sheriff at Ash Fork, yesterday accompanied a lease" to Prescott, involving illicit use of a punch-board.
 Birth of Girl
 A baby daughter yesterday morn ing was born to MT. and Mrs. Joe Young, of this city Mother and child, who are at the Mercy hospital are doing well.
 Ash Fork Visitor
 w. D. Washington, of Ash Fork, senior partner in the firm of Wash ington & Pitts, is in Prescott for day or two on legal business. He plans to return to Ash Fork today. Returns to Springs
 Mrs. R. C. Sauffley, who is stay ing at Iron Springs, yesterday re turned to the Springs, after a visit of a week in this city, with her mother, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Sauffley is a resident of Phoenix.
 Drops Off for Visit
 Miss Robbie Donald of Dallas, Texas, arrived yesterday from, Los Angeles on her way home to visit her sister, Mrs. H. L. Fishel. Her stay will be of indefinite length. Birth of a Daughter
 MT. and Mrs J. S. Gunsauley on July II became the parents of fine girl, weighing 71z pounds. Both mother and child are doing nicely at the Mary A. Jones maternity hos pital. Former Resident Here
 L. B. Hartung, of Los Angeles, formerly a resident of this city, has arrived in Prescott, and will remain here for several days, visiting with friends.
 Mining Man Here
 NJ. H. Ryan, well known mining | man of the Venezia country, where he is developing claims, came ill to Prescott yesterday on short busi- ness trip. Goes to Jerome
 H. L. Fishel, county engineer, yes terday made a trip to the other side of Mingus, to look over work being | done by the Prescott Construction Engineering company on the Cotton wood-Sedona highway.
 To Iron Springs
 J. D. Jones, assistant forester from Albuquerque and H. B. Wales, su- pervisor of the Prescott National for est are planning to go to Iron Springs today, on a short trip ot inspection, returning tonight. Leave for Coast
 MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Anderson to- day will leave for Los Angeles, Mrs. Anderson planning to remain on the coast for the summer. MT. Ander- son will return here within a few days.
 To Attend Meeting
 E. V. Bunker and Frank Thorn ton, residents of Mayer, motored to this city yesterday to attend the stockholders meeting of the Big. Bug Copper company, of which MT Thornton is president.
 Here from Mayer
 F. w. Giroux arrived here yester- day from Mayer, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Thelma Giroux, a re cent graduate of St. Joseph's Acad- emy. They will visit in Prescott for several days. Mesa Visitors
 Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lessman, resi- dents of Mesa, who have been visit ing in Prescott, returned to this city | yesterday from the Grand Canyon. where they passed the last week. They plan to return to their home after another week here. From Anvil Rock
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Denny ar rived in Prescott yesterday from their home in Anvil Rock, accompanied by their young son. They transact ed business and greeted friends in this city:
 For Big Bug Meeting
 R. C. Walters, cashier of the Mayer State bank, was a visitor to Pres colt yesterday, on business connected with the Big Bug Copper company, whose property is located about three miles from Mayer.
 Returns to Home
 Miss Sallie Hudspeth, of Seligman, has arrived in Prescott, and will re-
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