Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-12
City NeeOs Tn Brief
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 See the Show
 Mrs. Wilbur J. Mayer and Joe ant Nelson Mayer are in the city 10 en. joy the Frontier days celebration. Attends the Show
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry w. Fisher oi Mayer are among visitors from out of town to see the Frontier days celebration.
 Burgess-Wells
 Miss Fay Wells of Oklahoma and Joe Burgess of Yavapai yesterday were married by Justice of the Peace C. H. McLane.
 For the Show
 Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Burmister, ac- companicd by MT. and Mrs. Charles Burmister and family, drove to town yesterday to attend the celebration. Visits Son Here
 Mrs. A. w. Bauske of Chicago, who is visiting her son, Arthur Bauske, at Mayer, is among visitors in the city for the Frontier days. She Is here with her son. Visit Friends Here
 Mir. and Mrs. C. N. Blevins of Jerome are in the city to see the Frontier days show, as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Juliani. From Prescott, MT. and Mrs. Blevins will go to the Grand Canyon and then to Santa Monica, Calif., for a visit. From Puntenney
 Nelson Puntenney, well known cattleman, is here from his home at Puntenney to attend the stockmen's conventions and take in the sights at the fair grounds.
 Return to Jerome
 Henry Martin and his mother and Miss Futile, all Of Jerome, returned there yesterday after having wit messed the Frontier days celebration on the fourth.
 Forest Man Here
 James A75 Scott, supervisor of the Tusayan National forest, is in the city from Williams, coming on busi- ness with the local forest service office.
 Forester Here
 F. C. w. Pooler, district forester of the southwest district, is in the city from his home in Albuquerque, attending the Frontier days contests and visiting the local forest office on business.
 Lumberman Here
 E. T. McGonigle, president of the McGonigle Lumber and Development company, of Riordan, near Flagstaff, is among visitors in the city to take in the Frontier days. From Mayer
 R. F. Cooper and C. w. Perkins, both of Mayer, were enjoying the at fractions in the city yesterday. State Treasurer
 Raymond R. Earhart, state treas urer, is in the city to attend the Frontier days. He arrived Monday. Phoenix Visitor
 L. L. Scott arrived yesterday from Phoenix and is passing a few days in the city during the big week. From the Verde
 Larrie A Hooper of Camp Verde is among valley folk in the city to help Prescott enjoy the big show. From Williams
 B. F. Sweetwood of Williams came down from the main line yesterday to attend the doings in the city. Here on Business
 F. Balcock, businessman of Phoe- nix, IS among the many visitors in the city from the capital. Mayer Visitor
 Miss Anna Ricblin of Mayer, came in yesterday to pass few days at the Frontier show. From the Coast
 Fred H. Decker of Los Angeles arrived in Prescott yesterday for a short stay on business. Here from South
 Mrs. J. Raymond Moore of Phoe- nix, arrived yesterday, and plans to be in, the city for couple of days. She is registered at the Head hotel From Dewey Driving over from Dewey yester- day, J. F. Dietrich is among Fron- tier days visitors here He is reg istered at the Head hotel. From the Coast Coming on business in Prescott, ! H. NJ. Rice of McArthur, Calif., is also witnessing the last day of the Frontier contests Ash Fork Visitors Mr. and Mrs. w. K. Brown, of Ash Fork, arrived yesterday, coming down to be present at the Frontier days celebration.