Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-25

l(om1nS 70 F snr ], George w. Mickle, president ot the Merchants and Manufacturers
 association of Phoenix, will be in the
 city for the weekend, attending the Northern Arizona State fair and looking after business interests here
 Officers Here
 Frank Dickinson, deputy sheriff al
 Clarkdale, and John Munds, deputy
 at Clemenceau, drove over from the Verde yesterday with prisoner and
 still
 Here During Fair
 Miss Roberta Sinclair, county
 home demonstration agent, returned
 to her office in the court house yes terday after an absence during which she gave several demonstrations in various parts of the county and att tended the Little Chino Valley fair. Miss Sinclair will be in the home economics department of the fair, beginning today.
 Returns from East
 Peter A. Barrett, ex-service man who formerly was patient at Whip pie Barracks, has returned from New Jersey and yesterday was admitted to the hospital here.
 K. C. Man Ill
 Jack Barry, Knights of Columbus secretary at Fort Whipple, has gone to the post hospital to be treated for an illness. His friends hope to see him out in a few days.
 Drive to City
 C. R. Clarkson and family of Je- rome yesterday drove to Prescott and spent the day transacting busi- ness and greeting friends.
 Makes Fine Display
 Apples of the type which William Roberts of Fair Oaks left at the St. Michael hotel yesterday will make a fine display at the fair. They were remarkably large and perfectly colored.
 Return from Border
 MT. and Mrs. R. C. Russell return ed yesterday from Nogales, where they have been recently. They made the trip with Walter Smith, driver for Charles Swanson's taxi service. Goes Back East
 Mrs. Anna Lyon of this city em- parked on the late train last night for Mason City, Iowa, where she plans to visit friends and relatives for a while.
 R. R Superintendent
 J. D. McCully, superintendent of the Albuquerque division of the Santa Fe coast lines, arrived in Pres colt yesterday noon on business at the Prescott offices of the Santa Fe. Goes to Clarkdale
 w. P. Arntz, roadmaster of the local Santa Fe lines, known as sec ton four of the Albuquerque divis- ion, yesterday went to Clarkdale on business for the road. He will re- turn this noon. Enter Whipple
 Fred H. Croy and Marsden Scar borough, formerly at the U. s. Vet erans' hospital at Fort Baird, have arrived in Prescott to enter Whipple Barracks as patients. Croy has been admitted to the hospital, and Scar borough has received his authority to enter. On Campaign
 N. A. Vyne of Camp Verde was in the city yesterday, and will be here during the fair. MT. Vyne dur ing the past several weeks has been making a house-to-house canvass of i several districts in the county during | his campaign. Travelling from dis trict to district, he has camped out of doors. He will keep on cam paigning until election day. Files Papers
 Frank w. Smith, president of the Jerome-Union Stage line, yesterday | went to Phoenix to file papers in connection with a suit being brought by his company against the state commission. The case will be heard in the Maricopa county superior court.
 Goes to Whipple
 A. B. Cole, who was a patient at Fort Whipple in the army days be- fore the public health service took over the hospital, and who has made his home in Prescott since that time, has applied for admittance to the barracks under the present re- gime.
 Mining Man Leaves
 Dr. Charles F. Bowen of Los An geles, president of the Humboldt Mines company, came in from the company's property in the Agua Fria district yesterday, and is leaving for |