Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20

breakdown of his machine.
 From Saturdays Daily)
 Cattleman Here
 i T. c. Walters, cattleman from the
 Walnut Creek district, was a visitor
 in Prescott yesterday, coming in on
 a short business trip.
 Phoenix Visitor
 Judge Thomas w. Nealon, prom
 inent lawyer of Phoenix, arrived in
 Prescott yesterday on legal business,
 He will be in this city for a day or two.
 On Highway Business
 A. N. Jones, clerk of the county highway commission, yesterday left for Jerome, where he will be occu- pied today on official business of the highway commission.
 Return from Flagstaff
 County Attorney and Mrs. John L. Sullivan yesterday returned to Prescott from Flagstaff, where MT. Sullivan has been attending the con- vention of county attorneys of Ari- zona.
 Yuma Visitor
 R. M Priest, assistant manager of projects, residing at Yuma, is ex- pected to arrive here tomorrow, joining Mrs. Priest, who has been passing the summer in this city. At Mercy Hospital
 Mrs. Emma M. Moves, well known pioneer resident of this city, who has been undergoing treatment at the Mercy hospital, yesterday was re- ported to be rather low.
 Visits Brother Here
 C. Hooker, attorney of Clifton, has arrived in Prescott, and will be here for a time as the guest of his brother, Charley Hooker. Mir. Hooker has lived in Clifton for over 20 years.
 Arrives from Phoenix
 Joe Furst, formerly connected with the firm of Clark & Clark in this city, and later in Phoenix, has ar rived in Prescott to take up, his new duties as Undersheriff of Yavapai county. Rain at Childs
 Reports received here yesterday | from Arizona Power company of ficials at Childs indicate that one and a half inches of rain have fallen at that place, in the Fossil Creek district. Go to California
 MT. and Mrs. Elias s. Clark, who have been visiting in Prescott for the past week, yesterday left for San Francisco, where they plan to stay for about ten days. They will join their son, Gordon Clark, in the coast city. Clarkdale Visitor
 C. w. Bennett, engaged in the business in Clarkdale, was in the city yesterday, calling at the county recorders office on business connected with mining in terests he owns in the Groom Creek section.
 On Motor Tour
 MT. and Mrs. James N. Barker, residents of Los Angeles, were in Prescott yesterday, stopping here on a motor tour en route to Phoenix, where they will visit friends. MT. Barker is engaged in the real estate business in Los Angeles. Farms Visitor
 L. N. George, resident of the Pres colt farms district, and principal of the Farms school, was a visitor in Prescott on business yesterday. He reports that work toward the inn provement of the school includes the building of a new and improved fence around the school grounds. Visits Daughter
 Mrs. w. A. Twiley, who formerly lived at Mayer, and who moved with her folks to Delta, Utah, has return ed to Yavapai, and is visiting her { daughter, Mrs. c. E. Lancaster, at ( Clear Creek, below Camp Verde. Mrs. Twiley was a visitor in Pres colt yesterday. Leave for Coast ,
 Mrs. Mary Edmundson and her daughter, Miss Helen Dunphy, are 1 leaving today for Los Angeles, Cal, l where Miss Dunphy will become the pride of Edward J. Lawrence, a young man well known to many a persons in this city. Goes to Oklahoma '
 Mrs. Watson Furlogh, of this city, las left for her former home in :; where she will visit for . lbout three weeks. She will return F o Prescott with her mother, who will pass the rest of the summer and C
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