Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-30
Hates It and Likes It

2 and shopping, and visiting friend, ) and relatives. ) Here from Ranch Mrs. Ed Ritter and family are 1T the city from their ranch near Kirk land on a shopping and business trip.
 Seeing Son Home
 R. E. Donovan went to Wicken- burg yesterday, accompanying hi: small son who is en route to his home in California.
 Go to Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. George H. Davis left yesterday for Phoenix, where l Mir. Davis was called on business. They expect to be gone until about the first of the week.
 Groom Creek Party
 A party Of 20 couples are going out to Groom Creek tonight for a cooperative party. They are taking along the Seidel orchestra and expect good time.
 Native Missionary
 Joseph P. Wellington, a Presby- terian missionary worker among the Indians, is in Prescott working among the Mojave-Apaches. He is himself a native American and comes from Clarkdale.
 Vacationers Returning
 C. s. Richardson, manager of the Arizona club at Phoenix, arrived in Prescott today and will await the ar rival of Mrs Richardson, who has been away on visit up around the Great Lakes for the summer. She is expected today.
 Billy Simon Improving
 Cyclone Bill says the Bills must stand together, and for that reason he visited Wild Bill Simon at the Mercy hospital yesterday and found him improving rapidly from the broken leg he suffered some days ago.
 Mission Worker Arrives
 Dr. Ellis, a mission worker among the Indians of the Salt River valley reservation, stopped over from the northbound train yesterday to con fer with other mission workers here with the idea of bettering religious conditions at the Mojave-Apache camp near Prescott
 Poland Tunnel Work ]. s. Alderman and Chief Clerk Borah of the Sheldon mine are in the city. on business. Mir. Alderman says the development on the 600 level continues all and more than could be expected by way of good commercial ore The Poland tunnel is being put in shape for use, and the first 5000 feet are already open. The next 4,500 feet are the worst to pick up, but the job is to be com pleted just the same.
 Wool Grower in City
 Lou Charlebois, one of the leading sheepmen of northern Arizona, spent yesterday in the city on business for the Arizona Wool Growers associa- ton.
 Saw the Black Stuff Laid
 Col. E. P. Conway of Warren Brothers was in the city today and saw his men lay down some of the black stuff on the street in front of the St. Michael hotel Here from Phoenix
 C. F. Smurthwaite, a real estate man Of the Salt River valley, was in the city yesterday on business. From Humboldt
 Ray Helm drove over from Hum boldt yesterday with Mrs. Henry Helm and Jimmy Molloy, OH a shop ping trip. They were accompanied by Julian Helm who is visiting his uncle, Ray Helm. Julian is a son of C. NJ. Helm, formerly of Jerome. They returned to Humboldt in the evening Young Julian Helm likes Arizona fine in spite of the fact he lives in sunny California. More to See Snakes
 A. H. Favour took large party | Of friends to Hotevilla to witness the Hopi snake dance. In the party | were Mrs. Favour and daughter, Mrs. Hazeltine and three sons They left yesterday, and at the same time Dave Russell and another automo- bile load went along to keep conf pany on the road. During Mir. Rus sells absence from the Yavapai County Savings bank, R. H. Bur mister will take his place. Brought Vegetables to Town
 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carroll of the Yaba copper camp were in the city yesterday on business. MT. Carroll has planted a nice garden on some level land above the camp and