Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
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 From Clarkdale
 H. Dewitt Smith came over yes terday from his home i'll Clarkdale to pass the day on business ill Prescott. Gives Demonstrations
 Miss Roberta Sinclair, county home demonstration agent, will give a ser ies of demonstrations i'll dress-making and millinery work in the Little Chino valley next week.
 Return from Denver
 Nelson Puntenney and his mother have returned from an extended visit in Denver, and were in Prescott yes terday en route to their home at Puntenney
 Goes to Mine
 Charlie Gilbert yesterday went out to the Delta mine on the Hassayampa where he will take charge of running the hoist
 Jerome Visitors
 Clyde B. Jones, police judge of Je- rome, and Perry Ling, Jerome at torney, were among visitors in the city on legal business yesterday. Goes to Tucson
 C. P. O'Neill, ex-service man of this city, who returned recently from a vacation trip to Seattle and Van couver, B. C., is planning to leave soon for Tucson.
 Returns to Tucson
 Miss Marjorie, Vincent, who for the last six months has been at Pine Crest as the guest of Miss Rya Mur- ray, plans to return to her home in Tucson this morning to resume her position of teacher in the Tucson city schools.
 En Route South
 Joseph Mccarthy, county engineer, and R. E. Moore, chairman Qf the highway commission, were in Pres colt yesterday afternoon en route from Jerome to Phoenix on business. They are making the trip south by automobile.
 Returns from Holbrook
 Attorney Robert E. Morrison, who spent the fore part of the week on legal business in Holbrook, has re- turned to Prescott. To Highway Camps
 s. R. Staniforth, travelling auditor for the state highway department, ac- companied by Henry Lesting, is passing a day or two in Prescott on a tour of state highway department camps in the northern part of the state
 Called to Phoenix
 Called to Phoenix by Sheriff Bow CTS of Maricopa, Deputy Sheriff H. C. Parsons of that county returned there yesterday after a stay of sev- eral days in Prescott on a special as- signment with the county attorneys office here. Teacher Returns
 Miss Emma Brosam, who last year was principal of the Ash Fork school, | was a visitor here yesterday on her way to Phoenix. Miss Brosam this year will teach at the Cartwright school in Maricopa county.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Miss Flossie Wills, home demon- stration agent of Maricopa county, who has been assisting Miss Robert Yavapai county home dem onstration agent, in a series of can ming demonstrations, has returned to her home in Phoenix. Leaves for Home
 Mrs. Lucy E. Bonnell, mother of Mrs. Robert Cornell, who has been here with her daughter for the past year, is leaving for her home at Brookings, s. D. Ash Fork Deputy CD
 w. A. Murray, who has been serv- ing as deputy at Ash Fork under sheriff Davis, reached the city yes terday on business before the Nboard of supervisors. Return to Home
 Concluding an extended visit in Prescott, MT. and Mrs. R. E. Denson of Mesa have returned to their home. Returns from Canyon
 E. H. Meek and Walter Hopcraft 0f the Verde Hot Springs have re- turned from the Grand canyon, where they met a party of Boston men in terested in the resort but without time to come down to Prescott. While in the north, they place Verde water at the Canyon, Williams, Flag 'taff and Ash Fork. f