Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-19

Kirkland Visitor
 Earl T. Standridge of Kirkland is passing few days in the city or business.
 Returns from Coast
 o. B. Eads, who formerly made his home here, has returned from a visit to California.
 Mining Engineer
 C. T. Jolly, mining engineer of Clarkdale, yesterday returned to his home on the other side of Mingus, after short stay here on business. En Route to Coast
 Arriving from Denver, L. Leroy Hetrick and T. J. Assert, mining men of that city, are passing a few days here before continuing on their way to California.
 To Convene Court
 Judge William H. Sawtelle is ex- pected to arrive from the south today 10 convene the session of the United States district court here tomorrow. Here from South Francis D. Crable, assistant U. s. attorney of Arizona, is expected to arrive from his home in Phoenix to- day with Mrs. Crable, to be here during the session of the district court
 Here for Weekend
 Floyd Vaughn, section foreman for the Santa Fe at Kirkland, is passing the weekend in this city.
 Mayer Visitor
 H. A. Wagner, president of the Prescott chapter of the American Association of Engineers, is passing the weekend here, arriving yesterday from his home near Mayer, where he superintends the Gray Eagle reduc- ton plant.
 Here for Vacation
 Harold Lukin Of the Woolf-Lukin Grocery company of Phoenix has ar rived from the capital to pass his vacation in Prescott. To Summer at Lake
 Leaving tomorrow, Mrs. Granville Fain and her son, Norman, plan to drive to Mormon lake, where they will stay for the rest of the summer. Goes to East
 Jack Gould, ex-service man and poet of this city, yesterday left for Minneapolis. He will visit there and in Chicago before returning here in the fall.
 Here for Weekend
 Driving over from Clarkdale, Collis J. Boyer and his sister, Miss Hazel Boyer, are passing the weekend here. Return Today
 Mir. and Mrs. William Reid of Camp Verde, who have been passing the last couple of days with Mrs. Reid's parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Harbeson, plan to return to their home today. District Attorney
 Frederick H. Bernard, U. s. dis trict attorney for Arizona, accom- panied by Mrs. Bernard and their daughter Betty, are expected to ar rive from Phoenix today to be here during the session of the district court which convenes tomorrow. Returns to Mine
 Andy Syversson has returned to the property of the United Arizona in the Bloody Basin district, conclud- ing a stay of several days in Pres cott
 Drive to Humboldt
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wright of Phoenix and Perry Bones of this | city yesterday drove to Clarkdale. Returns to Home
 Mrs. Grace Shull returned to her home in Stockton, Calif., yesterday | after a visit of two weeks with Mir. and Mrs. Spencer Harwick and her nephew and niece, Mir. and Mrs. Mar yin Carroll. En Route North
 MT and Mrs. John Tracy and their son and daughter, Lois and little lack, arrived yesterday from Phoenix en route to Flagstaff, where they plan to spend the next month. They will continue the trip overland this Mir. Tracy is vice-president 1f a large Phoenix firm. io to Denver
 Mrs. Val de Camp of Jerome and Ter daughter Rosemary left last night or Denver, Colo, where they will ,ass their vacation. MT. de Camp lrove over with them from Jerome to zee them off. From Wickenburg
 Arriving from the Goldfield mine lear Wickenburg, Mrs. Charles B. 3roan is among visitors in the city, ,IouD;,,or tO ctav for few days