Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-27
Rrom Sundays Daily)

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 w. w. Ross yesterday afternoon
 left for Los Angeles, where he plans
 to remain for few days on busi-
 ness.
 Clarkdale Visitor
 Mrs. (. w. Hosford, who resides at Clarkdale, passed yesterday in visiting and shopping in Prescott.
 Return to Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. Sid Ross of Phoenix
 have returned to the capital after passing the summer months in Pres colt. MT. Ross is president of the Automobile Club of Arizona.
 Business Man Here
 Walter NJ. Anderson of Los An geles was in the city yesterday to call on friends in the trade. He rep resents a wholesale concern of the coast
 Cattle1nan Here
 Charles King, well known cattle man of the Big Chino valley, came in yesterday On business.
 Return from Verde
 Miss Roberta Sinclair, home den1- onstration agent, returned yesterday from the Verde valley, where she has been giving series of demonstra- | tionS during the past week.
 Attend Party
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Corwin of Humboldt were among out-of-town guests at the opening entertainment and dance at the Hassayampa Coun- try club Friday night.
 Returns to Homestead
 Arthur Shaw, ex-scrvice man of this city, has left Whipple Barracks, where he has been staying for the past two or three months, and has returned to his homestead at Casa Grande.
 From Thompson Valley
 Mrs. Eva Ehrenfeld of Thompson valley drove to town yesterday to visit friends and transact business. From Jerome
 Clyde R. Jones, police judge of Je- rome, was among visitors in the city yesterday, coming oyer on business. Goes to Coast
 A. B. Fox of the Bank of Arizona yesterday afternoon left for Los An geles for short vacation. He will join Mrs. Fox, who is already on the coast
 Returns to Coast
 Mrs. Jessie Winkelbach, who has been here during the illness of her husband, J. w. Winkelbach of Fort Whipple, is returning to Los Angeles this afternoon.
 Attends Meeting
 w. F.. Glenn, republican precinct committeeman of Ash Fork, was here yesterday and last night to attend the meeting of the republican county central committee. From Ash Fork
 Sheppard Hiscox, field superintend- ent in the north for the state high, way department, was among those attending the republican county cen tral committee meeting last night. Dewey Visitors
 NJ. and Mrs. C. A. Stanton yester- day evening drove in from their home in Dewey to visit friends in Prescott over Sunday. A Month in Kentucky
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Campbell left yesterday for Carrsville, Ky, to spend a month with Mir. Campbell's parents. As superintendent of the ! county farm, Mir. Campbell has not had a vacation for long time and | is now going to take good one. Visits Mother
 Miss Delphine Fort of Phoenix yesterday arrived to pass the week end with her mother, Mrs. D. O. Fort, proprietor Of the Fort Shop. Here for Weekend
 Miss Harriet I. Wells who teaches in the school at Humboldt, came in from there yesterday afternoon to pass the weekend with her sister, Mrs. Warren c. Davis. Makes Inspection
 Robert Munro, assistant forest su- oervisor, has gone to the Bloody Basin district of the Prescott forest o make inspections. From there he will go to the Cave Creek district, md will be away about ten days. inspect Orchards
 Prof. J. c. Brown and Prof. E. w. Albert, plant pathologists of the University of Arizona, have returned o Tucson, after an extensive trip a trough the orchard districts of the r  erome Visitor H. w. Lewis, manager of the Bank f Arizona at Clarkdale and Jerome, i vas in the city last night to attend b