Weekly journal-miner., 1921-09-21
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 Leave for Phoenix
 Mrs. J. J. Hamre and little daugh
 ters, Ada and Vivian, left Wednes day for Phoenix, where they will re
 main for several months.
 Brings in Produce
 Joe Matli, rancher and dairyman oi
 the Simmonds country, yesterday
 drove to Prescott with load of pro- duce for the local market.
 Mayer Visitor
 F. w. Giroux, head of the Swas- tika mine in the Big Bug district yesterday visited here from his head quarters in Mayer.
 Leave for School
 James Young has left to enter the state university of Tucson, and Jos eph Young, IT,, has gone to Los An geles, where he will enter the liar yard Military Academy. Mining Man Here
 James s. Douglas, president of the United Verde Extension Copper company, was in the city yesterday, the chamber of commerce last night. Former Supervisor
 William Stephens. formerly chair man of the Yavapai board of super visors, was a visitor yesterday from Camp Verde. He came in on busi- ness.
 Mayer Visitor
 Andor Syverson is visiting in this city for a few days on business, com ing from his home in the Mayer dis trict, where he is connected with the United Arizona mining company. To State University
 Miss Mary Cromwell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Cromwell, has gone to Tucson, where she will con- tihue her studies at the state univer- sity.
 Goes to Omaha
 E. S. Erickson and his family have to Omaha, Neb., where they will make their home Mir. Erickson left this week to join Mrs. Erickson and the family in that city. En Route Home
 W. w. Rhodes, businessman of Jerome, is passing several days i'll Prescott en route from the south, where he has been making business Journey, to his home on the other side of Mingus. ro University
 Miss Lila Bell Tally has left for Tucson to enter the state university. Miss Tally's home is in Jerome. Miss Carrie Welsh of Jerome Junction has gone to Tempe, where she will enter he normal school. Cornvill Visitors
 J. Waveneck and E. D. Bergman, -esidents of .Cornville, where they Ire engaged in ranching, were visitors lere yesterday, driving in this week o pass a day or two here on busi- less.
 Leave for Coast
 MT. and Mrs. George Dickson to- lay will leave for California, plan ling to pass a vacation of month n Long Beach. MT. Dickerson IS leputy internal revenue collector for his district. To Eastern College
 Paul Dalke, son of Mir. and Mrs. :. J. Dalke is among Prescott young ok leaving this week to enter school. Ie has gone to Ann Arbor, Mich, where he will enter the university of hat state 70 Teach School
 Mrs. C. F. Seigel, who arrived | ere "Wednesday, registering at the Congress- hotel, is leaving Saturday or Ocotillo, where she will teach he Middleton school. Mrs. Seigel assed the summer in Los Angeles nd Pasadena. ,oast Visitors
 C. K. Owens, accompanied by his fife and family, arrived here yester- ay from Los Angeles, planning to emain in Prescott for several days. hey are motoring through Arizona, nd have come here from the Grand anyon.
 electrical Speaker
 E. F. Scattergood, chief electrical ngineer of the city of Los Angeles, as visitor in Prescott yesterday. Ie addressed the chamber of com lerce last night on the subject of nat city's interest in the proposed am project in Boulder Canyon. cast Realtor
 S. N. Blankenhorn. engaged in the .al estate business in Los Angeles, as among arrivals here yesterday. Ie was accompanied by Mrs Blank ] nhorn and their family, en route om Phoenix, where they have been siting recently, to their home. or Indian Students
 Arrangements for entrance of In- ian boys in the Kingman Indian ,hool brought J. R. Peel, special 1dian agent, from his Phoenix head uarters to Prescott. The Indian ;hool at Phoenix is filled to ca ' acity. telephone Work S
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor I Al.