Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-20

IndlndCT or the summer Tn the COaS1
 city
 On Legal Business
 Perry NJ. Ling, attorney of Je-
 rome, was a visitor in this city yes
 terday coming over the hill for a
 short stay on legal business.
 Back from Phoenix
 R. M. Caldwell, contractor who is
 putting through the work of con-
 structing the earth-fill of the Will
 Hanson valley dam for the William
 son Valley Farms company, yester-
 day returned to this city from Phoe-
 nix, where he has been passing sev-
 eral days on business.
 Jerome Superintendent 1 J. O. Mullen, superintendent of
 the Jerome city schools, yesterday was a visitor in Rrescott, calling at
 the county school office here on school business.
 Mining Man Here
 J. P. Score, mining man from the Walker country, where he is doing development work on several claims in that section, came to Prescott yesterday to transact business.
 Jerome Visitor
 Thomas Smart, mining man of Je- rome, with properties in the Verde mining district, was a business visi- tor in Prescott yesterday. He is de veloping claims in the Verde district. Here on Business
 Ben Welch of Phoenix who has been in Prescott for several days, on business connected with the furnish ing of culvert and other road sup plies, left yesterday for Flagstaff. Vocational Man
 B. E. Spencer, of Phoenix, where he IS connected with the federal board for vocational training, is i'll Prescott on business with the local federal board school at Whipple Barracks.
 Returns to Los Angeles
 Mrs. Annie Cunningham was in Prescott yesterday, enroute for her home in Los Angeles, to which she is returning after an extended visit in Clemenceau with her son. Hiram Cunningham.
 Returns from Coast
 Mrs. Marie Hammond has return ed to Prescott from southern Cali fornia, where she has been for the past 1.-two weeks, visiting friends ill Long Beach and Los Angeles. Returns from Coast
 Rev. B. R. Cocks, in charge of St. Luke's hospital here, yesterday re- turned to Prescott from Los Ange- les, where he has been passing the last several days on official busi- ness. Goes to Massachusetts
 Mrs. George Beaver, who for the past two months has been staying in Prescott as the house guest of Mrs. James Brown, at SIS Oak street, yesterday left this city for Wooster, Mass.
 Arrives Here Saturday
 Miss Helen C. Hughes, of Los will arrive here Saturday from California, for a brief visit with her friend, Miss Annie Camp bell Jones. She will be the house guest of Miss Jones while in Pres colt. Goes to California
 Mrs. Helen M. Irving, who has been connected with the Red Cross at Whipple Barracks for some time, is leaving for Pasadena, Calf. Mrs. Irving plans to book passage almost immediately for India.
 Returns from Sedona
 Paul Lodge, of the Prescott Con struction Engineering company, yes terday returned to Prescott from the other side of Mingus, where he has been looking over the work being done by his company on the Cotton read for Yavapai county.
 En Route to Coast
 Col E. w. Munro, resident of the Camp Verde country, where he is en- gagged in ranching and raising cattle, was visitor to Prescott for a short while yesterday, en route to southern California, where he will visit his son, who is engaged in dairying in that section. Make Road Progress
 Work by the Prescott Engineering company on the Cot .onwood-Sedona road is progressing very satisfactorily, it was stated here by representatives of the company. Seventy teams are now being used on the work, and three miles Of rOad b1va haep h,;1t if I