Weekly journal-miner., 1921-05-11

who have been spending some tim,
 in Prescott, Miss Craig coming her,
 for her health, have left Prescott fol
 their home in Evansville, Ind.
 Return to East
 MT. and Mrs. D. s. Carroll, of St
 Albans, Vt, yesterday afternoon Jeff
 this city to return to their home in
 the east. They had been spending a
 short time here on a visit.
 From Camp Verde
 Julius Warren, cattleman from the
 Camp Verde district, was business
 visitor to Prescott yesterday, greet ing his Prescott friends while in the
 city.
 Couple Improving
 Returning late Wednesday night from Phoenix, Mayor Morris Gold water reported yesterday that Mir and Mrs. B. M. Goldwater, of Phoe- nix, who were injured when an auto mobile in which they were riding turned over last Friday night, are making progress toward recovery. Returns Saturday
 H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott forest, is spending a few days on forest service business in Jerome and Camp Verde. He plans to return here tomorrow.
 Leaves for Coast
 William Schwelnus, who has been a visitor in Prescott for the past several weeks, yesterday afternoon left the city to return to his home in Los Angeles.
 From the Verde
 Oliver Loper was in the city yes terday from his home in Camp Verde, where he is engaged in the drug business. He is spending day or two in Prescott for the purpose of transacting business in this city. Here
 Matt Hall, deputy stateI mine in spector, who is spending few days in the city, has just returned from a trip through the Oatman and Kingman districts. He reports min ing activity rather dull at present Trip to Jerome
 Robert Munro, deputy supervisor of the Prescott forest, has left for Jerome, where he is spending a day or two on official business for the forest service. He plans to return to Prescott today. Leaves for Phoenix
 R. E. Donovan, clerk of the county | board of supervisors, yesterday after noon left the city for Phoenix, where he will join the members of the highway commission at their meeting with the state engineer to confer on the subject of federal aid monies in connection with county -oad construction.
 Returns to Clarkdale
 w. w. Midgley, chairman of the county board of supervisors, has re- urned to his home in Clarkdale after pending the past several days in Prescott on county business. leaves for Kingman
 J. P. Speed, who has been spend ng a short time in Prescott, is leav- ng for Kingman, where he plans to ocate for some time. Speed was superintendent of construction dur ng the erection of the United Verde Extension smelter at Clemenceau. lew Lights
 It is the aim of the Biles-Lockhart eop1e to make their store veritable rhite house The interior is all ( one in white; and yesterday Vyne | irothers were busy installing new rnamental lights in the main floor ales-room. caves for Phoenix {
 H. L. Fishel, county engineer, yes erday left Prescott for Phoenix ] here he will join the members of le county highway commission in ( leir conference with the state engi- eer, and possibly on their trip thru ( faricopa and Pima counties. r .eturns from Coast I Ed Mullen, of this city, has just .turned from a stay of three weeks !. the Murietta Hot Springs in Cali r ,rnia, where he enjoyed a pleasant t acation outing. During his visit on e le coast, he took in the motorcycle F ices at Los Angeles recently. caves for Coast s Called by the prolonged illness ot F er mother, Miss F. A. Niles, who n 1T the past three years has been in d rescott in the capacity of a trained 1rse at the Mercy hospital, yester- r ly left this city for California. It !
 believed that the illness of Miss iles' mother will cause her to re-