Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-28

of the Burroughs Adding Machin, company, yesterday left for Phoeni,
 on business. With him was Johr M. Sullivan. The two will return ir
 a few days.
 Takes Load of Lumber
 Ben Ainsworth, cattleman of the
 Walnut Creek section, was a visitor
 here yesterday. When he ~returned
 to his home in the afternoon, he
 took with him a load of lumber.
 Check Justice Court
 Hugh O. Morrison, state examiner, yesterday was checking over the docket in the justice court of Judge C. H. McLane, continuing his work of checking official accounts of the county offices here.
 Here From Chicago
 Mrs. Warren D. Wilson, of Chi cago, sister of Mrs. H. N. Coleman, arrived here yesterday, coming to attend the funeral services for Henry N. Coleman, who died here last Sat urday.
 Returns to South
 Miss Dorothy MowerSo of the state land department in Phoenix, has re- turned to her home in the capital, visit of two weeks in Crown King. She passed through Prescott en route to the south. From the Shannon
 Mrs. J. T. Groves and her chil- dren are in Prescott, visiting Mrs. Groves mother, Mrs. Henry Poole. The Groves home is at the Shannon Copper company's location, between here and Jerome. Returns From North
 F. A. Reid has returned from the northern ranch of the Reid-Cashon Land and Cattle company, where for the past several days he has been on a trip of inspection. He plans to leave for his home in Phoenix after a day or two in Prescott. From Walnut Creek
 MT and Mrs. Walter H. Oldham md their small child are in the city or several days, planning to return o their home later in the week. Old nam is the forest ranger for the Wal nut Creek district. Goes on Vacation
 Lawrence V. Ingraham, in charge ,f the grocery department at the 3ashford- -Burmister store, has left or vacation of two weeks. During lis absence T. R. Sullivan is in charge # the grocery department. Highway Surveyor
 A. H. George, an assistant field en- -ineer of the county highway com mission, was in the city yesterday on usiness. He came over from Je- ome, where he has been making a urvey of the Jerome Cottonwood | oad.
 'raises H. C. C. Links
 R. E. Tally, assistant general man. ger of the United Verde, had high | raise for the excellent condition of | he golf course at the Hassayampa ] ,ountry club, following a game on he links with Jeff Williams Tues ay. ,n Route to Canyon
 E. I. Mills and A. M. Cobb were isitors here Tuesday with their fami- es, en route from their homes in to the Grand Canyon, ,here they plan to pass several days, Monday or Tuesday. anger Here
 Bill Pradt, Prescott forest service anger, is passing a few days in rescott, coming in from the Wal ut Creek district, where he has been elping Ranger Walter H. Oldham in laking a check survey of that dis jet.
 Ioes to Sycamore
 Dr. Edith Witzell, osteopathic hysician, who has been in Prescott )r the past six months following her rrival here from her home in Ore on, has left for Sycamore, where ne will teach school pending the is lance of a certificate for the prac- ce of osteopathy. .eturn to Old Home
 Mrs. Laura Prigmore and her lothcr, Mrs. Mary Richards, left st night for their home in Georgia fter an extended visit here with ,latives. Mrs. Richards, though 8l ears old, still has wonderful en- {; urance. She made several automo- ile trips while here, one to the rand Canyon. eturns From Coast
 Ben Silvernan yesterday returned ( om San Francisco, where for the ast several weeks he las been en- ( 'ying a vacation, spent with rela- {