Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-26
City NeUs In Brief
(From Thurs0ay's Dailv)

, of state.
 Mining Man Here
 Ed Tomlinson and his father, J B. Tomlinson, were in the city yes terday from his home at Venezia where they are engaged in mining.
 Return from Coast
 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Manning have returned here from California after a short visit at their home there.
 State Superintendent
 Miss Elsie Toles, state superintend- ent of schools, has arrived for a short visit, coming from Phoenix with her sister, Miss Myrfam Toles. Visit in City
 MT. and Mrs. ]. w. King of Phoe- nix are in the city, planning 10 visit for a few weeks and enjoy Prescott's s cooler climate.
 Here for Few Days
 
 A. L. Johns, mining man of Hack berry, has arrived in Prescott for a visit of several days
 From the Coast
 Allen Marsh of Los Angeles was in the city fer a shorr while yester- day for a short while en route to Phoenix.
 Undergoes Operation
 Paul Stevers, who underwent an operation at Mercy hospital yester- day morning, last night was reported to be doing well.
 From Skull Valley
 NIT. and Mrs. Thomas Riggs of, Skull Valley are visiting in the city. MT. Biggs is engaged in ranching. Federal Juryman
 J. H. Hudson of Williams is in the city for few days, having been sub poenaed on the federal jury panel. Oatman Visitor
 F. E. Hamilton, Oatman mining man, is in the city for few days on business.
 Returns from San"
 Mr. and Mrs. Les Stewart of Tempe have returned from Roches- ter, Minn., where MT. Stewart, | brother of Mert and Ben Stewart, ! was taking treatments of the Mayo Brothers Cattlemen Visit
 Ed Contreras Of Ferguson valley ! and George w. McKerron of Will Hanson valley, both well known cat tlemen of the county, were shaking hands with friends in the city yester- day.
 Return from Coast
 Sheriff and Mrs. Warren C. Davis yesterday returned from Los Angeles. where they have been for the past two or three weeks on a vacation. Sheriff Davis benefited much by the trip.
 To Visit Canyon
 T. Logan Pennington, Phoenix merchant, and Mrs. Mae Pennington and her daughter, were in the city yesterday, visiting for a day or two here before continuing an automobile trip to the canyon.
 Attends Funeral
 Mrs. K. C. Shea of Los Angeles, arrived in the city Tuesday to attend the funeral of her brother-in-law, Robert Shea, who died at Ward 10 at Whipple late Sunday afternoon. Cattleman Here
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Stewart and family were in the city yesterday to shop and visit, coming in from Will Hanson valley, where MT. Stewart is in the cattle business. Deputy Sheriff
 Deputy Sheriff L. B. Cannon, a candidate for the republican nomina- ton for sheriff, came up from his station at Congress Junction yester- day on official business. From Jerome
 Highway Commissioner R. E. Moore and J. E. Wagner and Coun- ( ty Engineer Joseph Mccarthy were : in the city from Jerome yesterday to ( attend a meeting of the commission En Route South
 Mir. and Mrs. George Campbell of II Phoenix were in the city yesterday Ii returning south from a visit to the Grand canyon. They made the trip { by motor and reported the roads ill the north to be rather muddy. , Returns to Home A. L. Frazer of Los Angeles, : father of Mrs. R. K. Duffy of Clark ( dale and Mrs. Christine F. Johnson of Prescott, has returned to Cali I fornia after short visit here and on I the other side of Mingus. C Mohave Supervisor r William Stephens, chairman of the ! AGobave rOuutv hoard Of s,1oervicore