Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-09

their family are passing a few days
 in Prescott, registering at the Con
 gress hotel from Phoenix. Mir. Daw-
 son is proprietor of Phoenix piano
 store.
 Business Visitors
 Among business men from the
 south who are passing few days in
 Prescott are J. c. Damskey, P. T.
 Lavee and M. Kroft, all of Tucson.
 Visit the Canyon
 Leaving Sunday, Mrs. E. R. Gwinn,
 Miss Agnes Gwinn of the Bank of Arizona and Miss Tabitha South, do- mestic science instructor in the city schools, have gone to the Grand can- yon for several days.
 To Visit Father
 Mrs. c. A. Read and Mrs. R. J. Phillips left for Los Angeles Sunday. Mrs. Phillips will visit her father, J. J. Rover, and her sister, Mrs. Geo. Shurtleff, in Los Angeles.
 On Humboldt Lots
 Superior Judge John J. Sweeney and Deputy County Attorney R. B. Westervelt are planning to go to Humboldt today on business connect ed with the Humboldt lots. Jerome Witnesses
 Coming from Jerome as witnesses in case to be heard in the superior court today, MT. and Mrs. Joe Lar son, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Dicus, MT. and Mrs. R. M. Leslie and MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Dicus are in the city. Visit the Canyon
 After short stay in Prescott MT. and Mrs. L. L. Miller and Miss Uretta Miller have gone on to the Grand canyon. They are making the trip by motor from their home in Phoenix. { Deputy Marshal
 Jack Sparkes, United States deputy marshal, returned yesterday after noon to the south, accompanied by F. C. Mcdonald of Tucson. The two men brought up three federal pris- oners from Tucson for incarceration in the county jail here. Returns from Convention
 Miss Mary Cromwell, daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. Fred Cromwell, has returned from attending the annual of the Kappa Gamma sorority at Glacier National park, as a delegate fro mthe University of Arizona She returned via Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Los where she visited sorority friends. Cattleman Here
 Dan Fain, we'll known cattleman of Kingnan and Camp Verde arrived in Prescott Sunday and was here yes terday on business. Here on Business
 Asa Bozarth drove in to Prescott yesterday from his cattle ranch in Simmons country, coming in to tran 5act business and greet friends here. Visits at Home
 Miss Virginia Coleman of the Prescott High school faculty, left for ler home in Clay Center, Kans., Sunday, to visit her family until the opening of the fall term of school lere.
 Visits Parents Here
 Mrs. Joe Lanny and her young laughter have arrived in Prescott to 7isit Mrs. Lanny's parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Morrison. Mrs. Lanny ormerly was Miss Yvonne C. Nor ,ison.
 Returns to Coast
 w. C. Bassett, telegraph and tele phone superintendent for the Santa 7e coast lines, returned during the weekend to Los Angeles after a business trip to the local Santa Fe ,ffices.
 indian Oil Man
 Floyd Cheshewalla and his family we're in the city yesterday, arriving rom Pawhuska, Okla. A Cherokee, is reputed to have made
 fortune in oil. He is touring the vest.
 10 to Coast
 L. II. Westering and his son, who has been visiting his ather here recently, left for Los An eles Sunday. His son staying on he coast to attend school, MT. West ring, manager of the local Penny tore, will return in few days. .eturn to Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Burns of hoenix returned there yesterday fter a visit over the weekend in 'rescott. Mir. Burns is member of le Phoenix realty firm of Block