Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-23
City NeaUs In Brief
From Thursrar.s paIlvl

go 10 Los AnSeleS as soon as ln' trains are running again, to visit hel mother.
 En Route South
 Mrs. Linn Dunkley of Needle! was visitor in Prescott Tuesday passing through on her way to the southern part of the state.
 Deputy Sheriff
 Deputy Sheriff Fred Hawkins came over to Prescott from Clark dale yesterday for short stay in the city on official business.
 Goes to Denver
 L. NJ. Harrison, head of the bu- reau of agricultural economics, yes terday left for Denver after several days in Prescott and vicinity on business with County Agent C. U. Pickrell
 With Owl Drug
 L. (. Borah, who with Mrs. Borah arrived recently from Louisiana to visit his brother and sister-in-law, Mir. and Mrs. w. C. Borah of Walker, is now with the Owl Drug & Candy company as druggist. From Iron Springs
 Mrs. NJ. H. McCalla of Phoenix drive to Prescott yesterday to visit friends, from Iron Springs, where she is passing the summer. Mrs. McCalla's husband is president of the McCalla Lumber company of Phoenix.
 From the Springs
 Judge and Mrs. Ernest w. Lewis were visitors in Prescott yesterday, driving oyer from Iron Springs to pass the day with friends here. Judge Lewis is a well-known attor- ney of the capital
 Return to Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy of Phoenix plan to return to the capital by automobile today after passing the last two weeks in Pres colt as guests of the E. A. Kastners. Returns to South
 Archie Dalmadge, representative of the Essex and Hudson cars in Mari copa county, is returning to Phoenix today after a visit of several days in this city.
 From Groom Creek
 Tom J. Laird drove in to Prescott Tuesday from his home in the Groom Creek section, and passed the day here on business and greet ing friends.
 Buys Cortez Place
 MT. and Mrs. Lawson R. Hebb of 320 South Montezuma street, have purchased a lot on South Cortez street and are commencing to build a residence on it. They will move into their new place as soon as it is completed
 Goes to Williamson
 L. L. Laythe of the rodent pest SNlSlhlllidllOl uCpdl llIiCllt Ol tllS otatS biological survey, yesterday went to Williamson valley to assist ranchers in exterminating gophers and prairie dogs. MT. Laythe returned Tuesday from a similar errand at Seligman. Back from Campaign Fred Eckert of the law firm of Norton, Eckert & Wavrunek, has . returned from a three-day trip to the Hillside country in the interest of his campaign for the democratic nomination for justice of the peace. With Water Users ]. D. Carter of the Salt River Val ley Water Users association is passing a few days in the city from Phoenix. MT. Carter some years ago lived in Prescott and was with the old Arizona Telephone & Electric Light company here-
 On Road Business
 R. E. Moore of the county high way commission; Joseph Mccarthy, county engineer, and Don Evans and c. w. Keith of the United States bureau of public roads were in the city yesterday afternoon after making trip over the Hassayampa road. Visits Sister Here Miss Meta Hinman of Colorado IS in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. York Terrill, whose husband is state road foreman for maintenance of the Prescott Jerome highway. Mrs. Ter Till and Mrs. R. O. Barrett drove to Ash Fork Tuesday to meet Miss Hinman, who is on her way from visiting her parents in Colorado to Fl Segundo, Calif., where she teaches school. Move to Fl Paso C. A. Winder of Phoenix, who has been head of the General Electric l company's branch in that city, has been appointed to be in charge of the company's eastern Texas department