Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-25
Mayer Visitors

Mayer Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Lessard and fam fly were in town Saturday visiting the exhibits at the fair and greeting their many friends here.
 Goes to Main Line
 E. P. Seaman yesterday left for the main line on business for the In- ternational Correspondence Schools. which he represents. He will visit Williams, Winslow, Flagstaff and other places.
 Return to South
 E. Power Conway, manager of Warren Brothers, and Harry R. Iris tie, secretary-treasurer of the Phoenix Gazette, returned to the capital Sun day, after passing several days here on business.
 Return to Jerome
 County Engineer Jee Mccarthy and Commissioners R. E. Moore and J. E. Wagner returned to their homes in the Verde Saturday after attending meetings at the commission office. Commissioners A. E. Gage and Ben Ward of Prescott were also present at the meetings Friday and Saturday. Y. w. C. A. Secretary
 Miss Catherine Rogers has arrived from Pacific division headquarters of the Y. w. C. A. in San Francisco and will be here during the next few weeks in connection with the fall program of the organization in Pres colt
 On Quail Hunt '
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Acker were ex- pected to return last night or this morning from Jerome where they went Sunday to go on a quail hunt with the Joe Larsons. They made the trip by automobile. Returns From South
 Mrs. J. B. McNally has returned from the southern part of the state after visiting her son, Joseph, at the state university, and her daughter, Miss Genevieve, at Tempe normal. Go to South
 D. A. Gilchrist, head of the biolog- ical surveys pest extermination de- pertinent, and L. L. Laythe, his as- sistant, are leaving for the southern part of the state. The exhibit of the department which was shown at the fair here will be shown at Florence and later at the state fair at Phoe- nix
 From the Coast
 MT. and Mrs. John Wilson, daugh- ter and son-in-law of E. w. Wells, president of the Bank of Arizona, and Frank Wells, Judge Wells son, have arrived from California to visit their father and MT. and Mrs. Harry w. Heap.
 Highway Official
 Shepard Hiscox, in charge of mait- tenance work i'll the north for the state highway department, was in the city yesterday to transact business and greet his many Prescott friends. Returns to Home
 Miss Beryl Jackson, who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ada Haskell, plans to leave tomorrow for her home in St. Louis. Miss Jackson has been making a tour of the coast, and wis., tied Mrs. Haskell for week en route home.
 Return to South
 After visiting many places in the northern part of the state on an auto mobile tour, MT. and Mrs. R. R. Por- ter, Miss Dorothy Hultz and Wal ace Cook were in the city yesterday 1n their way back to Phoenix. While lere they visited Donald Hultz. So to Phoenix
 Mrs. Bert Banks and Mrs. Hagan, lister and mothe: of Mrs. C. NJ. Col ,ocoresses, left yesterday afternoon or Phoenix. Mrs. Colvocoresses lrove in to town with them from Humboldt and returned to her home ater in the day. To White Mountains
 Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell, who vas in Prescott to attend the we'd ing of Miss Vcrle Beaver and Mrs. Henry F. Adams, has left for the White mountains where. she will be
 member of Col R. NJ. Thompson's arty, which includes Lord and Lady lountbatten and Lieutenant and Mrs. IcNeil.