Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-17
Summer Visitors


 Mrs. w. E. Fleming, accompanied by her daughter Miss Mary Elem ing, are visiting in Prescott during the summer from their home in Phoenix.
 Joins Vocational Staff
 Mrs. Miller, formerly of San Diego, Calif., has arrived in Pres colt, and has joined the teaching staff of the federal board school at Whipple Barracks. She will teach mathematics and mechanical drawing. Return from Coast
 Mrs. C. C. Norton and her sons, Homer and Robert, have returned to i Prescott from Pacific Grove, Cali, where they have been for the past | four months, visiting Mrs. Norton's family.
 Joins Forest Service 1 ]. H. Warren, who came here re gently from the east, is planning to join the Prescott forest service, as a vocational ranger under the federal board. He will take up his work about September 5.
 Go to Canyon
 P. D. L. McLaurin of Phoenix, agency organizer for the Pacific Mu tual Life Insurance company of Los Angeles, yesterday left Prescott with his family. en route for the Grand Canyon, where they will visit for a while. The McLaurins passed sev- eral days in Prescott
 Conclude Visit
 l. Hogrewe, Phoenix music dealer, and his father, c. Hogrewe, of In diana, have returned to Phoenix, con cluding a visit of several weeks ill this city They have been staying at the Linn hotel.
 From Williamson
 K. N. Caldwell, contractor on the Williamson valley earth-fill, was here yesterday, coming in on short busi- mess trip in conference with Art Davis, president of the Williamson Valley Farms company.
 Delegates Leave
 Mrs. Lola Wadde1l and Mrs. Ivan Diai yesterday afternoon returned to their homes in Stafford. They were among delegates from the Stafford legion Women's Auxiliary to the convention here. Yaeger Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Groves, resi- dents of the Yaeger Canyon country, have returned to their home, after spending the past week in Prescott, accompanied by their children. They stayed at the Linn hotel. Williamson Visitors
 I. H. Stevens and Thomas CoontZ, ranchers of the Williamson valley country, were in the city yesterday on business. They report plenty of rain in the valley during the past several days.
 Return to Stafford
 B. W. FreudenthaI, legion delegate from Stafford, and his mother, Mrs. Phil Freudenthal legion auxiliary delegate, returned to their home late Wednesday. With them was Alex Bellman, another, Stafford legion dele gate.
 Frys Sell House
 The Charles Fry house on Union street has been sold to Dale Smith. formerly of the Arizona Power company. The Frys are moving ont to a ranch in the. Copper Basin country.
 Joins Red Cross
 Miss I. Thompson, who has been with the local Western Union office, has joined the Red Cross forces at Whipple Barracks, in a secretarial capacity. She will take up her new duties Monday.
 Return to Phoenix
 R. NJ. Mechanism, Phoenix shoe dealer, and his father, L. B. Brown, of Indiana. who has been visiting his son, have returned to Phoenix after passing several weeks in Pres colt on a vacation visit among the cool pine breezes of Yavapai. Returns to California
 H. D. flicker, assistant supervisor for the twelfth district of the federal board for vocational education, re- turned to his headquarters in San Francisco Wednesday afternoon, after several days in Prescott as guest of the legion convention here. Returns to Chandler
 Mrs. Florence Huggett, of Chand Ter, who has been passing the sum mer months in Prescott, has return ed to her home for a short while, called there by business demanding her attention. She plans to return here soon to complete her vacation. Pa+,,r,, 4O DI7oe,,iv