Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-06

the coast, are en route home, ac cording to word received by friend: yesterday.
 Kirkland Cattleman Here
 Van Dickson, prominent cattlemar of the Kirkland section, was in the city from the ranch yesterday. Back from Coast
 c. M. Colvocoresses, general man ager of the Humboldt shelter, yes terday returned from a short trip tc the coast.
 Visits Sick Wife
 F. A. Hathaway, assistant cashier of the Bank of Arizona, left yester- day afternoon for a short trip tc Long Beach to visit Mrs. Hathaway who is there for her health. Clarkdale Candidate
 Bob Robbins, the Clarkdale candi- date for sheriff, is in town saying howdy to republican friends and get ting ready to speak for the voters or primary day.
 Hildreths to Phoenix
 Mrs. Fen s. Hildreth and daughter left on the afternoon train for Phoe- nix, where the Hildreths plan to make their home. MT. Hildreth and the two boys left earlier in the day by automobile for the capital. Many friends bade them goodbye. Pleased With Range
 Charles and Floyd Burnister were in the city yesterday from the Agua Fria on cattle business. They are pleased with the condition of the range and report the outlooks good for cattle.
 Utah for Several Months
 Mrs. James Hair, daughter of MT and Mrs. A. J. Crum, left yesterday for Salt Lake City, after visiting her parents. She is taking along Baby Hair, of course, and the two will spend several months before return | ing to Prescott.
 Visits Mrs. Higley
 Mrs. C. NJ. Scott and Donald Scott who have been spending the summer at Iron Springs, were the guests oi Mrs. Higley at Yavapai club lunch con yesterday. Mrs. Scott is the wife Of MT. Scott of the Arizona Eastern Hennesseys to Tucson
 Mrs. M. J. Hennessey left yester- day afternoon on the southbound train for Tucson, where she will join her husband, who is now located there The Hennesseys are wei known in Prescott and many friends wish them success in their new field Bumblebee Teacher Here
 Miss Ethel Compton has beer spending the summer at Flagstaff as well as attending the summer normal school. Miss Compton says the Flagstaff school is growing and has chance to grow more. Miss Cromp- ton will have charge of the public school at Bumblebee this term. Major Waldron Recovered
 Friends of Major J. P. Waldron ot the Civil war, will be glad to learn that he is in good shape, having re covered from the shock of exposure and cold which he sustained while being lost in the Tower mountains some weeks ago. He and Mrs. Wal dron are comfortably situated al Mayer.
 Lamar Cobb Here
 Lamar Cobb, former state engineer under Governor Hunt and since that time a resident of Fl Paso, was 1T Prescott yesterday, looking for meeting of the engineers. He vii be here several days, MT. Cobb is much interested in the engineering problems presented by the paving oi Prescott, and feels that the city ls certainly greatly improved.
 Peoria Teacher Arrives
 Prof. J. A. Diffen of Andover, N Y, accompanied by Mrs. Diffen, left yesterday on the afternoon train for Peoria, Ariz, where he will accept g principalship in the public schools there. Prof. and Mrs. Diffen stopped over between trains to visit the. pro- fessor's brother and family, who are living here on account of the superb climate. Prof. Diffen likes the looks of the mountains as far as he has gone, and hopes to become q req Arizonan.
 Foster Back Home
 Aldo Leopold, assistant district forester of Albuquerque, N. M., has been in Prescott for some time look ing over the work in this district He left yesterday on the noon train for home and is well pleased with his visit in Prescott, officially as wei aOnn1I hoe bReT