Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
Moves to Los Angeles

OIdIe NOTIIldl SCHOOL. MISS AiOIIlSOH is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. John
 Morrison, 2l7 North Pleasant. (From Sundays Daily)
 From Chino Valley
 'Prof. L. N. George, principal of
 the Prescott Farms school, drove in
 to town yesterday to transact busi- ness.
 Cattleman Here
 Harry Knight, well known cattle
 man of Camp Wood, passed yester-
 day in the city, driving in on busi-
 ness from his ranch.
 Valley Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen of
 Mesa arrived from the south yester-
 day to pass several days in Prescott Mir. Mcqueen is engaged in ranch 1 ing.
 Visit Friends Here
 Mir. and Mrs. Perry Oliver are in Prescott as the house guests of Mir. and Mrs. J. Link Smith They plan to be here until after the primary election.
 Bank Cashier R. C. Walters, cashier of the Mayer State bank, was among vis- itors in the city yesterday, driving over to Prescott on business.
 Defers Trip
 (. C. Norton, who planned to go to Jerome yesterday, has deferred his trip until tomorrow, legal busi- ness having held him in town yester- day Mr. Norton is seeking the demo- cratic nomination for county attorney. Weekend Visit
 Sid Ross, president of the Arizona Industrial congress, came up from Phoenix yesterday to be at Iron Springs over the weekend with Mrs. Ross and their family, who are sum mering here.
 From Jerome
 H. Dewitt Smith was in the city Friday night from his home i'll the Verde, to attend the chamber of commerce meeting as a member of the good roads committee. County Engineer
 Frank K. Goodman, highway engi- neer of Coconino county, has return ed to his home in Flagstaff after at tending the chamber of commerce meeting Friday night to explain Coco nino's position with regard to the Oak Creek highway.
 Weekend Visit
 Webb Griffin, business man of Phoenix, arrived from the capital yesterday to pass the weekend in Prescott with Mrs. Griffin and their family, who are staying in Prescott for the summer.
 Leaves for Coast 1
 Mrs. R. B. bier leaves for Cali fornia today, after visit here to arrange her affairs. Mrs. bier, whose young son died recently, will make her home on the coast. Demonstrator Back
 L. L. Laythe of the state biological survey at Phoenix has returned to Prescott for a while from trip around the county. Mir. Laythe con- ducts gopher and prairie-dog killing operations for the rodent pest eX- termination department of the survey. Here
 F. E. Todd, etymologist of the University of Arizona agricultural extension forces, has arrived in the city from Yuma. He will leave s shortly for Flagstaff on business for { his department. He is accompanied $ by his assistant, Mir. Jones. ( Here to Shop
 Mrs. John Eckel drove to Prescott yesterday from her home in Fair ( Oaks. She passed the day here shop V ping and visiting friends. ! School Superintendent
 w. R. Hull, superintendent ot I schools at Clarkdale, passed yester- | lay in the city on business with the T .ounty school office. E school Teacher
 Mrs. Otto Lange, IT,, drove down f rom her home in Groom Creek Fri V lay and was here yesterday on busi- C less at the county school office. Mrs. E .ange this year is teaching the dis rict school at Groom Creek. She a ras accompanied to Prescott by her F oung daughter. F 'lay for Dance
 MT. and Mrs. Mike Seidel and the s members of Seideps orchestra last fl fight drove to Mayer, where the or s hestra furnished the music for the p layer dance. c 'isit in Prescott F MT. and Mrs. Frank R. Goodman f Flapstaff are passing several days a,