Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-16
From Camp Wood

in the city yesterday on business.
 Goes to Verde
 Ray Vyne of Vyne Brothers E1ec-
 tric company yesterday went to Camp
 Verde on business for the company,
 returning yesterday evening.
 Tn from Humboldt
 Ernest Childers and his sons, and
 his nephew, Ernest Orr, drove in yesterday from their home in Hum
 boldt to pass the day in Prescott on
 business.
 Goes to South
 James Hall of the Cal Messner Automobile company of Phoenix passed through Prescott yesterday on his way from Williams to the capital. Mir. Hall travelled by automobile.
 Return to Coast
 Competing an automobile tour of the northern part of the state, MT. and Mrs. E. H. Spooner of Los An geles yesterday continued their re- turn journey to the coast. From Mayer
 Mir. and Mrs. T. E. Peacock were among visitors in the city yesterday, driving in from Mayer, where Mr. Peacock is employed by the Arizona Power company. Phoenix Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Blair Townsend of | Phoenix passed yesterday in Pres colt, having driven up Friday via the Black Canyon road.
 On Way Home
 Lewis Douglas of the United Verde Extension, son of James s. Douglas, is returning to Arizona from New York city, where he has been for the past several weeks.
 Returns from North
 s. w. Samue1s, a cattle grower of the south, was in the city for short while yesterday, rettTning home after a business visit of a couple of weeks in the northern part of the state. To Visit Canyon
 MT. and Mrs. Claud Bate are plan ming to visit the Grand canyon or Mormon lake this week, leaving to- day by automobile.
 Jerome Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. R. F. Tally drove to { Prescott yesterday from their home in Jerome. Mir. Tally is general of the United Verde. Phoenix Visitors r
 Mrs. C. E. Schnure and Russell : Schnure are in the city, registering | from Phoenix. From Empire Mine I
 P. w. Woodson is passing a few lays in the city from his home at the ( Empire mine, coming in yesterday md registering at the Head hotel. Child Welfare Head
 Mrs. H. A. Guild, head of the Ari- ( ,ona Child Welfare board, arrived rom the south yesterday and is t, passing a few days in Prescott. \ Up from Phoenix f,
 Fen Hildreth, well known cattle = nan of this city and Phoenix, was | iere yesterday, arriving from the apital. While in town he called at O he forest service office on business. O from Peoples Valley S
 Barney Stevens and Luke Contra A as of the Hayes Cattle company in Peoples valley, arrived in the city n -esterday to pass few days. Iere on Visit t Arriving just before the enginemen W nd trainmen on the local Santa Fe G mes went out, the Misses Florence ill and Florine Pagan are visiting oi Grs. Flora NJ. Hill of Mt. Vernon T treet, from Kenosha, Wis. Miss Hill Mrs Hills daughter, and Miss O' 'agan is her granddaughter. Fi o Granite Mountain
 A party of forest service people in ye Iuding Supervisor and Mrs. H. B. tn Vales, Deputy Supervisor and Mrs sh obert Munro, and Miss Fannie o ynch, are passing the weekend at 0U le camp of Miss Sabra Bradley at ranite Basin. They plan to scale M ranite mountain today. Pr caves for North da w. R. Donaldson, assistant district F- les maneger of the Standard Oil ,mpany in Arizona, yesterday morn ., g left for the northern part of the 'n' ate by automobile. Arriving on the Vis te train Friday night, MT. Donald by n was among those stalled in Pres He tt when local enginemen and train en quit work. pa. -orn the South hu MT. and Mrs. L. N. Butler and her Ra ildren were visitors ill the city yes Dc rday from Phoenix, planning to - z sit the Grand canyon and to return uth via Mormon lake and Monte oui mas castle. They are travelling by the Otor. anC , to Canyon FrC Arriving from Phoenix, Mir. and rs. Thomas H. Thornton, Mrs. C. terc Smith and Mir. T. P. Lynch pass a+
 yesterday in Prescott on their Err y by automobile to the canyon, N lere they plan to visit for a while. sitting Editor ilu MT. and Mrs. George Lynn of day ,uglas arrived in the city by auto Hu
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