Weekly journal-miner., 1921-07-13
Returns from Oatman


 ? A. C. Parry, resident of Kirkland, l yesterday arrived in Prescott from
 Oatman, where he has been for the
 past few days on business. He is leaving shortly for Kirkland. Shipping Ore
 Dan Lewis and Ben Schurman came to Prescott yesterday. They will be here for day or two, super vising another shipment of ore from their property at Turkey Creek Canon Business Man
 w. Jeff Martin, mining and busi-
 ness man of Canon, where he ope-
 rates merchandising business, was
 in this city yesterday on short busi-
 ness trip.
 To Furnish Mules
 Mir. Connors, business man of
 Phoenix, arrived in Prescott yester-
 day to transact business regarding the furnishing of mules to contrac- tors in this county. Will Summer Here
 i C. w. Woodbury and Miss Ruth Woodbury, residents of Phoenix, have arrived in Prescott, planning to | remain here during the summer. They l are staying at the Congress hotel.
 Visit from Mayer
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank CondrOn, E. | Vernon Bunker and Mir. and Mrs. | Henry L. Kaufman, residents of | Mayer, have arrived in Prescott, and | will pass few days in this city.
 Railroad Official
 J. B. Hasty, Santa Fe railroad | official, arrived in Prescott yesterday from his headquarters in San Der nardino, and will remain here for day or SO on official business.
 Goes to Williams
 R. H. Chaddock, connected with the U s. geological survey, yesterday went to Williams, where he will re- main for time on business con nected with his work.
 Saw the Frontier
 MT. and Mrs. Guy Schultz, Hill side residents, are returning to their home today. They have been visitors during and since the Frontier days celebration.
 Jerome Visitors
 Dr. and Mrs. Riley Shrum arrived in Prescott yesterday from their home in Jerome, and will pass sev- eral days here. Dr. Shrum has in timated he may make Prescott his { home. 'Ot as
 Richard Kingdom yesterday return ed from Phoenix, where for the past [ two weeks he has been transacting | business He remarked upon arriv- ing in Prescott that Phoenix is as 'ot as-" Just so. . Mayer Visitor t
 E. F. Leonard resident of Mayer, ( where he is engaged in mining, yes ? terday was ill Prescott on short q business trip connected with the V transfer of. properties in the Mayer ] district. a Goes to Coast
 Harry Temple, of this city, yester- t day afternoon left for Los Angeles, ! where he will meet Mrs. Temple and E his sister. While in the coast city he will attend the convention of the | B. P. O. Elks. E To Move South
 R. C. Walters, cashier of the |; Mayer State bank, yesterday left for [ Phoenix, accompanied by Paul and Perry Walters, of Mayer, and Mack ) Bywaters of Stoddard. The party is II making the trip by motor. Mir I Walters plans to secure a home in the capital for his family, who will k move there i'll August. Came Overland
 Motoring up from Phoen1X, Lous Garesche, engaged in the cotton Il business at the capital W has arrived in Prescott, planning to ( make his home here during the sum mer months. lie Week at Canyon h,
 Visiting in Prescott during the }; summer months, Mir and Mrs. C. ." H. McPhail of San Francisco, ac- -c by J. Mayfield of Phoe- ;c nix, are passing week at the Grand 1T Canyon, returning here next week. N Pine Crest Guests IT. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kilburn and " amily, accompanied by H. T. Jud ol son, all residents of Jerome, arc O ,isitors in Prescott for a few days q staying at the William Robinson lome in Pine Crest. .h Snroute to Coast Mr. and Mrs. M F. Dennison, oi N Phoenix, formerly residents of Pres .ott, have arrived ill this city and W