Weekly journal-miner., 1921-06-08

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 Babbitt Bros. Mercantile company, yesterday arrived in Prescott from
 their home in Flagstaff. They plan
 to spend several days here.
 Closes School
 Miss Tabitha South yesterday came to Prescott from Hillside, where she has been teaching the school during the past year. The Hillside school has closed for the summer vacation.
 Arrive Today
 Mir. and Mrs. z. o. Brown, who have been wintering in California, have left Los Angeles by automobile, it was learned here yesterday, and are expected to arrive in Prescott today or tomorrow.
 Returns to Prescott
 Harry Marshall, former Prescott resident who has been making his home in Phoenix for the past several months, has returned to this city from the south, and will remain here indefinitely.
 From Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. Otho R. Hill, resi- dents of Phoenix, yesterday came to Prescott from their home in the Capital city, planning to spend few days in the Mile High city on short visit.
 Visits Son Here
 John M. Sullivan, father of County Attorney John L. Sullivan, was a visitor to the city for a brief while yesterday, coming in from his home in Jerome, where he is the proprie- tor of the Sullivan hotel. Engineer Here
 Frank Gillilen, of Olmstead & Gill lilen, Los Angeles engineering firm, who were concerned in a move to | complete the sale of the Yavapai county million and half road bond | issue, yesterday arrived in Prescott | from the coast city on business. From the South
 Mrs. Helen Boyle Haworth, noted | Arizona singer. who was formerly a | resident of this city, is visiting in Prescott from the south. Mrs. Ha- worth has lately been directing a | series of Sunday concerts, featuring | the winter season at the Hotel San Marcos in Chandler Leaves for South
 George Vogan, U. s. naval recruit ing officer, who arrived in Prescott | Thursday from his headquarters in Phoenix, yesterday afternoon left the city to return to the south. Vogan | plans to return here next week, at which time he will also make a re- cruiting trip to Jerome. Leaves for Coast
 George Kingdom, general manager of the United Verde Extension com pany, yesterday was in Prescott from Jerome, leaving in the afternoon for San Diego, Calif., where he will join Mrs. Kingdom for about two weeks. Mrs. Kingdom is spending the sum- mer in the coast city.
 Coast Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Casper, of Los Angeles, yesterday arrived in Prescott on automobile tour of the southwest. Planning to visit Phoe- nix, Tucson and other southern Ari- zona cities, as well as New Mexico points, they will remain in this city for a day or two. They motored to Prescott from the Grand Canyon, where they have been spending the past week.
 Inspect Road
 Assistant County Engineer Parker and a number of prospective bidders on the contract for the county road from Sedona to a point near Thomp- sons crossing, have returned to Prescott from the other side O Min gus, where they inspected the road between these points. Work on this road, for which the contract is to be let shortly, will be the first of the new county road work to be done in the Verde district.
 Manager Ferris, of the Shannon Copper company, was a visitor to Prescott yesterday from the com Dany's mine, located in the Jerome  From Stoddard
 R. A. Bryan, resident of Stoddard, is in the city for few days on short business and visiting trip. Here on Business
 Mrs. Lucretia Mittendorf of Big Bug was a visitor to Prescott yes l -erday, coming to the city on a short { business visit. 2ancher Here
 w. D. Woodruff, from Cotton wood, where he is engaged in ranch ng, was a visitor to the city on busi- lcss yesterday.
 2ancher Here
 John Eckles, rancher from the NrrCIt tn