Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-06
From Sundays Daily)

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 From Sundays Dany) Messaites Here J. H. Patton and wife of Mesa are visitors in Prescott.
 Shopping in Prescott
 Mrs. E. Glassner of Perkinsville is in the city on shopping trip. Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. Fort of the Congress hotel millinery shop has gone to Phoenix on a short business trip.
 From Clarkdale
 E. NJ. Andrews and J. L. Yelling ton are over on a business trip from Clarkdale.
 Up from Mesa
 Dell and George Smithson of Mesa are up for a short stay in the moun- tains.
 Quick Trip
 C. s. Fitzhugh of Dallas, Texas, made quick trip to Prescott on the afternoon train yesterday returning on the 4 o'clock train to Phoenix. Burt Returns
 T. Burt, who was called to the sick bed of his sister in Phoenix, has re- turned after three days there. The lady is much improved and is on the high road to recovery. He was ac- companied by his son, George. Roads Cut Up Some w. w. Weiser who has been work ing for some time for John T. Kee- gan on the old Express mine IS in the city for a few days visit among friends. Mir. Weiser says the rains have made hash out of the roads in some places, but they are not as bad as they might be.
 The Behns End Vacation
 Mrs. H. K. Behn and son, Harry, have returned to Phoenix after two weeks vacation in the Mile High city. Harry took in the snake dance but Mrs. Behn was happy to enjoy the cool breezes and the mountains and stayed at the hotel and visited among friends. Back from Tour
 MT. and Mrs. George Miller and Mrs. Charles T. Joslin returned by automobile yesterday from an eX- tended outing trip to California. They had a wonderful time and got back without much trouble so far as bad roads are concerned.
 Will Go Again
 A. J. Hilger of the Arizona Mine Supply company, and his family have returned from their vacation tour of the coast in their new Maxwell. MT. Eilger says they never had any road or car trouble on the entire trip and next time he has another vacation, he is going to take another trip. But, just the same, he is glad to be back while the big raini on.
 Hopes to Go Over the Top Joe Tomlinson of Venezia IS Tn the city after making trip around the country in the interest of his cam paign for the nomination for super visor on the republican ticket. He says he is sure of some votes and he hope sto get the right number to put his nomination over the top. Sees the Difference
 Frank Spurger and some friends have just returned from trip to the Grand Canyon and had a good time seeing Arizona. He was amazed at what he saw in the wilds of Ari- zona's undeveloped domain. He lives at Aguila and now has a better idea of what it would mean to his neigh boring farming country to have the water of the Colorado river turned to use instead of going to waste. Staniforth in City
 s. R. Staniforth, with the state of Arizona as chief accountant, is in the city on business. MT. Staniforth has been one of the chief accountants for many months in the field audi tors office during the construction Of Fort Whipple and has many friends in the city.
 Offers to Prove It
 w. T. Sawyer of the Tres Alamos dam on the Date creek watershed, is in the city on business. He says the recent rains have transformed the whole country from his place to Congress Junction, into genuine meadow with grass all over and cattle fat and saucy on every hand. He is positive that his country IS one Of the best in Arizona and offers to prove it to any one who wants to know.
 Road Damaged
 Harrington Blauvelt is in the city for the weekend, coming from the Little Johnny mine, which adjoins the NC-4 on the west. He says the road at the camp of the Ruby Silver Mining company has suffered another very bad washout, and that the road bottom at that point is solid rock, all the fill being washed away. This was before tke big rain of yesterday, and he expected it to be real wash out by the time he returns on Mon day.
 From Tuesdays Daily)