Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-17

government work for disabled eX- service men under the provisions Of the Sweet bill, has returned to his headquarters, after several days here as a convention guest, during which he made several addresses. With Major Grant were William C. Mo Wade, representative of the war risk insurance bureau, and Major Watts, chief medical examiner Of the San Francisco office
 Returns to Kingman
 Judge Elmo E. Bo1linger, of the Mohave county superior court, has returned to Kingman, after a visit of a few days in this city. Judge Bollinger will return here next week, to sit on the superior bench for the criminal calendar. Judge John J. Sweeney will be occupied with civil hearings, among which will be the famous smoke damage" cases. Returns to San Francisco
 Elmer L. Shirrell, supervisor of vocational training for the twelfth district, and C. E. C. Barnett of the twelfth district vocational office have returned to their headquarters in San Francisco, following stay of several days here, during which Mir, Shirrell explained certain aspects of voca- tional education work to the legion convention.
 House Nears Completion
 The double bungalow being con- structed by A. w. Schuler for Mrs. Anna Levy, on East Willis street, near Maripa, is nearing completion and deals have been closed for its occupancy. The house is one of the most soldly built and compast in the city, and contains a number of interesting features. Mrs. Levy is pleased with the exceptional work be- ing done by Contractor Schuler. Return to Phoenix
 Power Conway of Phoenix, repre- sentative of Warren Bros. Paving company, mentioned among possi- bilities for American Legion nationa! commander; Bob Baker, also of Warren Brothers; Mickey Earring ton. proprietor of a Phoenix office supply house; James E. Sellers, Phoenix city employe in the engi- neers' office, and Clyde C. Downing, deputy clerk of the United States court at Phoenix, have returned to their homes in the south, following the successful close of the American eeion convention here. The. party made the trip by automobile. O7rom Saturdays Daily) Del Rio Visitor
 c. w. Hankin, of Del Rio, was Prescott visitor on Thursday, com ing in for short stay on business. Improves Property
 New stone retaining walls and new sidewalks are being installed by F. ]. F. Horne in front of his resi- dence and property, in West Prescott. Returns to Home
 R. w. Forbes, well known Yavapai cattle man, yesterday returned to his home in Peoples Valley, after a short stay in this city.
 Frcm the Junction
 Leopold Walloth was Prescott visitor on business yesterday. He came up from his home in Congress Function.
 Warren Davis Improved. - ------.-
 Sheriff Warren c. Davis, who has been confined to his home for sev- era1 weeks with a severe illness, is now considerably improved, it is re ported by friends.
 Leave for Coast
 MT. and Mrs. Floyd Burmister, who have been visiting here for the past day or two, are contemplating going soon to Los Angeles, where they will remain for a short stay. Mayer Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. George Woodling and their daughter, Miss Ruth Wood ling, are visiting in Prescott, ac- companied by E. D. Long. They are all of Mayer.
 Go to Fl Paso
 Mrs. A. J. Hess and her daughter, Miss Dessamae Hess, yesterday al ternoon left Prescott for Fl Paso, where they will remain for time on visit with relatives.
 Join Parents Here
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Diehl, of Phoenix, are here for a short stay, joining Mrs. Diehrs parents, Mir. and Mrs. Easterday, who have been passing the summer at the Diehl cottage in Pine Crest. Mir. Diehl isl well known shoe dealer of the capital
 At B.-B. Store
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