Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-05

EnJoy Outing
 Rev. A. w. Nichols and his family iand their guest, Miss Harrington, en- Ijoyed a picnic at the Copper Basin
 summit Tuesday, driving out for the
 day.
 Returns to Bagdad
 William Miller, well known cattle
 man of the Bagdad country, yester- 1 day afternoon returned to his home
 after a stay of several days in Pres
 colt on jury duty in the superior court.
 Meet Parents
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Weidler have returned from Ash Fork, where they went to meet Mr. and Mrs. Weidler,
 ST., who will pass the summer with their son and daughter-in-law in this city.
 Here for Summer
 Mir. and Mrs. R. D. Roper of Phoe- .nix have arrived in Prescott and taken a house on Western avenue for the summer. Mir. Roper is pro- .prietor of the Roper Motor company lat the capital.
 Installs Plant
 Harry Smith, of Vyne Brothers Electric company, is installing an electric plant and electric lighting equipment at the Granite DelIs re- sort
 En Route South
 Charles E. Mckinley, owner of the Mckinley mines near Iron Springs, was in the city yesterday, arriving Tuesday from Los Angeles and stop ping over here on his way to Phoenix Supervisor Back
 H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott forest. returned shortly | after midnight Tuesday from Crown King, where he has been for the past week or two on forest business Goes to Jaeger.
 Robert Munro, deputy supervisor of the Prescott forest service, ac- companied by R. w. Hussey of the forest rangers, yesterday went out to the Jaeger Canyon district on official business.
 Return from East
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Steed have from Denver, where they visited for six weeks with their par euts They made the trip to Denver and return by automobile. Visits Daughter
 II. C. Grove, police inspector of is visiting in Prescott as the house-guest of his daughter, Mrs. 0. F. Orthe1. Here for Summer
 Mrs J. A. Garner of Gilbert IS in Prescott with her children to stay for the summer. To California
 Mrs E. R. Willistern yesterday afternoon went to Los Angeles, where she plans to remain for the summer. So to Coast
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Lucas yester- Jay afternoon went to California, planning to visit in San Francisco or several weeks Opens North Shop
 Mrs. D. o. Fort of Phoenix, who recently opened style shop in the Congress hotel building, has gone to to open another branch. From the South
 Margaret Henderson of Phoenix is imong arrivals in Prescott, coming ID from the south Tuesday and reg stering ct the St. Michael. Attends Convention '
 Miss Mary Cromwell, daughter of Ir. and Mrs. Fred Cromwell, today y plans to leave for Glacier National : ark in Montana to attend the na- iona1 convention of the Kappa , Kappa Gamma sorority, at which al most 500 delegates from various ,arts of the country will be present. Miss Cromwell is a delegate from he University of Arizona sorority. i Gees to Coast
 Mrs. Jewell Block, who arrived lerc a few days ago with her f brother, who has entered Whipple , Barracks as a patient, yesterday left C or Phoenix, planning to visit that I ity and Los Angeles en route to l Ter home ill Houston, Texas. erome Visitor S
 Val de Camp of Jerome drove over Y .estcrday for a short stay in Pres d ott. ! rom Mayer
 Deacon" w. II. Skinner was in I he city yesterday afternoon, coming J n to transact business and greet T ricnds, from his home ct the Poca- a .Crtas 1nif,c near Mayer |