Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-02

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 From Clemenceau
 Deputy Sheriff John Munds,
 candidate for the democratic nomina ton for sheriff, accompanied by Johl s. Spears, well known resident O , Clemenceau, drove to Prescott yes
 terday on business.
 Telephone Official
 H. T. Jennings, district manager
 of the Western Union Telegraph company, with headquarters a
 Phoenix, came up from the soutI yesterday on company business il this end of the state.
 Is Improved
 Word has been received here by friends of Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy An. iderson, who went to Los Angele: Sunday, that MT. Anderson is re. towering from his recent serious i'll. ness.
 Go to California
 R. N. Fredericks, president of the Prescott State bank, accompanied by Mrs. Fredericks, is planning to leave for San Francisco Sunday. Mir. and Mrs. Fredericks will be away for about a month
 Reports Good Rain
 C. P. Wingfield, well known merchant of Humboldt, drove in to the city yesterday to attend to busi- ness matters. He reports that quite good rain fell in the Humboldt and Mayer region during the past two days.
 Tn from Springs
 Mrs. Sid Ross, wife of the presi- dent of the Arizona Automobile as- sociation, drove to town yesterday from Iron Springs, where she is passing the summer.
 Visit Skull Valley
 Emmet T. Morrison and Louis Bunte returned last night from the Skull Valley and Peoples Valley dis tricts, where they went Wednesday in the interests of Mr. Morrison's s campaign for the republican nomina- ton for county attorney. Return from Jerome
 C. T. Joslin, secretary of the Verde Central Copper company, ac- companied with Tom Collins of Pasadena, prominent mining man and stockholder in the Verde Central, is expected to return from Jerome today.
 Return to Tucson
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick H. Bern ard are planning to return to their home in Tucson today, following the close of the present session of the United States district court here MT. Bernard is United States at torney.
 Goes to Coast
 C. J. Bright, agent of the United States department of justice, who was a witness in the Lem Simpson dope" case tried before the U. s. district court here this week, yester- day afternoon left for Los Angeles on business.
 Birth of Girls
 Two Prescott households are re- joicing over the arrival of baby girls this week. To Mir. and Mrs. Rob ert Cornell, of 242 South Mt Vernon, was born an eight-pound girl at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning, at Mercy hospital, and to MT. and Mrs. Harry Smith of 236 South Mt Vernon was born an eight-pound girl at 2 a. m., Tuesday morning at Mercy hospital Mothers and daugh- ters are well.
 Visit the Canyon
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. McNally, Miss Genevieve McNally and Joseph Nc Nally are passing the weekend at the Grand canyon. Go to Coast
 Mrs. H. T. Southworth and her daughter, Dorothy Fay, yesterday afternoon left for Los Angeles to re- main for several weeks. To Visit Canyon
 MT. and Mrs. Rick McFall are planning to drive to the canyon be- fore returning to their home in Tue son. McFall is clerk of the federal district court Visit Parents Here
 MT. and Mrs. Charles w. McLane of Kingman are in the city to pass the weekend with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. McLane and MT. and Mrs. Robert McMurchie. Goes to Chicago
 Mrs. Nellie H. Nelson of 209 South Pleasant street, plans to leave for Chicago today, to attend the of her daughter, Miss Ora Nelson, to MT. Edward T. Taylor Miss Nelson is an artist Mir. Taylor is in the lumber business. After the