Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-03

On Immigration Work
 Percy R. Mines, state immigra
 ton commissioner, is passing a da,
 or two in Prescott on business fo
 his department. He will visit Je
 rome, Flagstaff, Snowflake and othe,
 towns in regard to immigration work.
 Leaves for Alaska
 Sam Wallace, formerly timekeepel
 at the local offices of the Santa Fe who left Prescott week ago on tht first lap of journey to Alaska, to-
 day will embark for the north al
 Seattle, according to word received
 here yesterday.
 To Groom Creek
 Attorney and Mrs. Howard Cor
 nick, and their children, accompanied
 by Judge and Mrs. Charles H. Mo
 Lane, enjoyed a pleasant Sunday
 outing, driving to Groom Creek and
 picnicing at one of the recreation
 grounds of that district
 Will Locate Here
 Dr. and Mrs. Riley Shrum arrived
 in Prescott Sunday from Jerome,
 where they have made their home
 for several years. Dr. Shrum plans to practice medicine in this city, and will take the office of Charles Weld Ter in the Bashford block
 Farm Bureau Business
 A. B. Millett, w. H. Allen and R. w. Rogers, all of the Little Chino valley, where they are engaged in ranching, were visitors in Prescott yesterday, coming in on business in connection with committee work for the Yavapai County Farm Bureau. Business Change
 Mayes & Hall yesterday took over the Silver grocery on North Cortez street and Maurice Silver, who had successfully conducted this business for over a year, entered into his new business of handling Jevne's bread and other specialties. For a time Mr. Silver will be located at 124 South Montezuma. He plans to open two depots in different parts of town for dispensing the bread. Return to Vendor
 Mrs. B. L. Walker and her daugh- ter, Hester, who have been visiting in Prescott recently, attending the here Saturday of Miss Draga z. Earle, of Wenden, and Leonard Lightner, of California, yes terday left to return to their home. To Enter Academy
 Miss Villa Lyon, a popular student of the Phoenix High school, came with her parents from the Capital ,ity last week to complete arrange nents for registering for the fall se- hester at St Joseph's Academy. Miss Lyon will be a member of the senior ,lass.
 Kirkland Visitors
 Among Kirkland people arriving in Prescott yesterday were Merrill Fry, ,uncher at the Grant Carter ranch, md MT. and Mrs. C. C. Jackson, who are engaged in ranching in that J. P. Helmer, mining man ,f the Kirkland district, arrived here sunday on business. J. S. Walker, vho is engaged in goat raising in he Walnut Grove country, also was lere yesterday.
 Bride and Groom Leave
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard Lightner, vho were married here Saturday af- ernoon at the parish house of the first Baptist church, yesterday left or Chino, Calif., where they will nake their home. They are going to he coast via Wenden, the former ome of the bride, who was Miss )raga z. Earle.
 leave for Kirkland
 Miss Bennie Swan, who has been he house guest of the Girouxs at layer, from which place she came O Prescott Saturday, today will cave with her mother and step ather, MT. and Mrs. C. C. Jackson, or her home in Kirkland. MT. and Irs. Jackson come to Prescott yes erday to join her. Return from Camp
 The Misses Frances Maynard, )pal Creekmur, Olive Haisley and Iary Cameron, and Mrs. Anna Joge, members of the Prescott Busi- ess and Professional Women's club, eturned to Prescott Sunday evening rom the camp at Big Pine mine, lhere they enjoyed a pleasant week nd outing. Other members of the arty who returned yesterday morn , ng were the Misses Verna Pryor, )ell Maynard and Jamie Hale, and frs. Corinne Irving, general secre- ary of the Y. w. C. A. :.