Weekly journal-miner., 1921-08-10

vertising department of the Santa Fe railroad, yesterday was a visitor ir Prescott, on business with the local Santa Fe office.
 From Williamson
 R. N Caldwell, contractor who is erecting the earth-fill at the William son valley damsite, was in Prescott for short while yesterday on busi- ness, returning in the afternoon. Visits Son Here
 Visiting her son, Joe Mayer, who is recuperating at the Mercy hos pital from an operation undergone last week, Mrs. Wilbur J. Mayer, of Mayer, was a visitor in Prescott yes terday.
 To Camp Wood
 H. B. Wales, Prescott forest su- pervisor, and J. D. Jones, Albuquer- que assistant forester, are planning to leave today for the Camp Wood country, where they will remain un- til the Eth of this month, on a gen eral inspection of forest conditions. Visit Lincoln Mine
 Joining R. D. Metheney, of Crown King, here yesterday, F. E. Calkins, mining engineer of Globe, H. L. Nixon, c. L. Pearce and J. R. Stephens, the latter three of St. Louis, yesterday left for Crown King, where they will look over the Lincoln mine
 To Stoneman's Lake
 Mir. and Mrs. R. M. Priest, resi- dents of Yuma, who have been visit ing in Prescott during the summer, are planning to leave today for Stoneman's lake, for a camping trip of a few weeks. They will make the trip by motor.
 En Route North
 Visiting in Prescott for a few days en route to the north on an automo- bile trip, the Misses Eleanor King, Martha Greenlee and Eulalia Bourne, and Messrs. O. L. Haugland and J. w. Wright, all of Tucson, are ar rivals in this city.
 On Legal Business
 Judge F. o. Smith, of Phoenix former superior court judge of Yavapai county, arrived in Prescott late Monday night. He will be here for several days in connection with the famous Verde smoke damage cases.
 Expected Soon
 Malcolm Barrett and Gordon Clark, the latter the son of Hon. and Mrs. E. s. Clark, are expected to arrive home soon from San Fran cisco, where they have been passing vacation outing,
 Return to Tucson
 MT. and Mrs. E. M. Bryant and family, who have been summering in Prescott, are returning to their home in Tucson. Bryant, connected with the Corbett company of that city, will be occupied on contracts ill connection with work at the public health service hospital there. Visiting Brother
 Mrs. Mary Owens and sons, Charley and Add Owens, and Mrs. Add Owens, are visiting with Mrs. Mary Owens brother, Otto Lang, Sr., at the summer ranch home of Mir. Lange on the Hassayampa at the foot of Mount Tritle. They came by auto from Texas. Judge Wells Improved
 Judge E. w. Wells, president of the Bank of Arizona, who has been in Los Angeles for some time re- cuperating from an illness, is con siderably improved, according to reports received here yesterday by friends. He expects to return to Prescott within few weeks. Return from California
 Miss Grace M Sparkes, secretary of the chamber of commerce, and Miss Florence Tucker, teacher at the federal board school at Whipple, yesterday afternoon returned from San Francisco, where they have been enjoying their vacation during the past month.
 Return from South
 L. V. Geary and Albert s. Stewart, of the American Sunday school union, have returned to Prescott from a trip to the southwestern part of Yavapai, where they have been for the past few days in the interests of Sunday school work. Geary is a missionary for the union.
 Mining Men Here
 L. B. Carr and Joe Willett were visitors in Prescott yesterday from the Clemenceau country, on mining business. This is Carr's first trip to Prescott in ten years, during which he has been engaged in min