Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-07

w" J" OAN NtAiCA PN aliiN w. J. Ol VI both of Los Angeles, arrived her, yesterday from the coast, and vii accompany Attorney Robert E. Nor rison to Swansea to look over som, mining properties in that vicinity.
 Goes to Crown King ]. H. Warner, who arrived 1T Prescott several months ago iron the east, yesterday left for Crowr King, where he will take up hi. duties as a vocational ranger on the Crown King district of the Prescott forest, under Ranger R. s. Tallia ferro.
 From Globe
 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mishkin were among visitors here yesterday from the south, coming up by motor from their home in Globe, and planning to remain here for a few days. Mishkin is an insurance representative. Return from Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Gibson have returned to Prescott from Long Beach, Calif., where they have been passing their summer vacation. While on the coast, they visited different ibeaches.
 Leaves for South
 Harold Poe, son of MT. and Mrs. H. L. Poe, is leaving today for Phoe- nix, where he will join his parents, who left this city month ago to make their home in the south. Poe will attend the Phoenix High school Goes to Coast
 Miss Dorothy Coburn yesterday left for Hollywood, Calif, where she will attend high school Her mother, Mrs. w. L. Coburn, is returning to the Coburn ranch. She plans to join her daughter in Hollywood this winter
 1 Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. A. c. Oakes, manager of the Arizona Viavi company, who has been passing several days in this city on business, left yesterday for her headquarters in Phoenix for a short business stay. She plans to return here Monday.
 Principal Arrives
 ]. K. Wade, who this year will be principal of the Washington gram mar school, arrived yesterday in com pany with Mrs. Wade from Chicago, where he has been attending the sum mer school at the University of Chi cago. MT. Wade was formerly prin+ cipal of the school at Copper Hill. Teacher Arrives
 Miss Gracia M Saunders, who will be among the new teachers at the Washington school this year, arrived yesterday from California, where she has been travelling during the last two or three weeks with her brother. Earlier in the summer, Miss Saunders attended the teachers college of Co., lumbia University in New York city. A few years ago she was a primary teacher here, leaving to take a posi- ton as critic-teacher at the Flag staff State Normal. She will have Miss Mata Dexter's room during Miss Dexter's leave of absence of a year in the east.
 Chairmen and members of the committees reporting yesterday are as follows:
 Community Activities
 R. E. L. Wixom, chairman, Thatcher; J. R. Sandige, Scottsdale; L. L. Kreigbaum, Phoenix; C. K. Wildermuth, Phoenix; L. N. George, Jerome Junction.
 Supervised Practice
 Dr. P. J. White, chairman, Gilbert; s. L. Holsinger, Phoenix; J. F. Smith, St. David; J. F. Burroughs, Duncan; R. R. Robinson, Phoenix.
 Forms and Reports
 A. A. Iselin, chairman, Casa Grande; D. E. Creighton, Tempe; H. J. Rice, Safford..
 Junior Projects
 William c. Woolley, chairman, Chandler; w. C. Williams, Young;  E. C. Koehler, Yuma.
 Evening Classes
 L. s. Parke, chairman, Benson; J. R. Jennings, Florence; J. F. Nash, Thatcher; A. w. Burk, Nutrioso.
 Carey E. Bowles, state director. Return to South
 Mr. and Mrs. R. Osmundson left Prescott Wednesday, concluding a stay here during the summer, to re- turn to their home in Phoenix They were accompanied by their daughter. Mir. Osmundson, who IS interested in the granite business here and in Phoenix, accompanied his family as far as Kirkland, and will return to Prescott.
 Return to Montana
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ryland and