Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-27

of the county farm bureau at the court house.
 Granite Dells Visitor
 L. L. Bates, who is engaged in farming in the Granite Dells section, yesterday was in Prescott to attend the County Farm Bureau meeting at the court house.
 On School Business
 John Harlan, mining man from the Walker section, came to Prescott yesterda. CT business. He called at the county school office in regard to school affairs.
 Go to Nogales
 Eric Lindhult, deputy county as- .sessor, and K. E. Donovan, clerk of the board of supervisors, yesterday afternoon left Prescott for Nogales, where they will attend the annual meeting of the state tax commission and county assessors and clerks of the board of supervisors from all counties in the state.
 Returns from East
 James J. Hope has returned to where for the past month he has been visiting his brother. Mayer Visitors
 Mrs. w. J. Mayer and her son were visitors in Prescott yesterday, shopping and transacting business. Their home is in Mayer. Returns from Hapco
 M. V.'Watson, general manager of the Arizona Power company, yester- day returned to Prescott from Tapco, where he and his family are staying for a while. He will be in Prescott over the weekend.
 Sings for Bible Class
 The Fellowship Bible class, meet ing at 10 o'clock Sunday mornings at the Y. w. C. A., this morning will have the privilege of hearing Mrs. D. M Williams, soprano of the First Methodist church of St. Paul, Minn All men are invited to attend the class
 Here on Business
 C. A. Reid of the Reid-Cashon Cattle company is in Prescott on business, arriving from the south. He will be here for several days. Returns to Prescott
 H. OOIdlluCy DuSlnNoS llitll Ol Phoenix, who has been in Prescott for some time recently, yesterday re- turned to this city from mining loca- tions nearby, following a day or two properties. Goes to Camp Wood
 Mrs. E. L. Munson, wife of Dr. Muuson, Phoenix physician, yester- day left Prescott for Camp Wood, where she will be for a week as the guest of Mrs. L. L. Harmon. Mrs. Munson arrived in Prescott Friday from Phoenix Returns to Texas
 C. C. Adkins has left Prescott for his home in Ft Worth, Texas, after a visit of week or two in this city. On Highway Business
 R. s. Stanforth, state highway commission auditor, was in Prescott yesterday on business for the com  Here for Summer
 Coming to Prescott from Phoenix, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Ford and their child and Joseph NJ. Levy are plan ming to re1pain in this city during the rest of the summer. They are stay ing at the Congress hotel. Go to Coast
 Mrs. Harry T. Southworth and Miss Dorothy Fay Southworth have left for Los Angeles, where they plan to remain until the fifth of next month, when they will return to Prescott. Return from Tapco
 C. A. Rowley, of the Arizona Power company, has returned to Prescott from Tapco, and will be here for day or two. Humboldt Visitor
 F. J. Seymour, resident of Hum boldt,~ was in Prescott yesterday visiting with friends here. He re- turned yesterday evening. Southern Visitors
 Accompanied by Mrs. Gilchrist and Mrs. Heard, D. A. Gilchrist, of the state biological survey, and H. C. Heard, Maricopa county agent, are in this city, planning to remain here for several days. Go to California
 Making the trip by motor, Jack w. Ss AdJ anu IINA NoiA- verman left Prescott yesterday morn ing for California, where they plan to remain for several weeks. Return to Prescott
 Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Weed and family have returned to this city after an absence of two years. Mir. Weed was formerly connected with the Bashford Burmister company. He is now going into the hay, grain and feed business here. Returns to Home
 Mrs. C. L. Talbert, mother of Mrs. Earl A. Swenson, is leaving today to return to her home in Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Talbert has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Swenson for three weeks. Return from South
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Roberts last night returned to Prescott from Phoenix, where they went Friday. Roberts reports that talks with Amer can Legion leaders in Phoenix re- veal that about 50 persons, including delegates, and their families, will at -end the state department convention of the legion here August s, 9 and 10.
 From the South
 George H. Woodall, business man