Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-07

SdSSu III lIllLlLlS' 41S pdSSCu lIlG udy here on business. From Groom Creek
 w. c. Browning, who is mining in the Groom Creek district, came down to Prescott yesterday for sup plies for his camp.
 Mayer Visitor
 pr. J. B. Van Horne of Mayer was in the city yesterday.
 Here on Business
 Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Dean of Phoe- nix, are passing a few days in the city oh business.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Among visitors from the capital are Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Neaill and Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Broadway. Back from Coast
 Mrs. Helen Peterson has returned from Long Beach, Calf. Mrs. Peter son formerly lived at Mayer. Jerome Attorney
 Perry NJ. Ling, attorney of Je- rome, was among visitors in the city yesterday.
 Return from Coast
 Mrs. LeRoy Anderson and Mrs. Alfred Gale have returned from Los Angeles.
 Mayer Visitor Fred Dugas, cattleman of Mayer, was in the city yesterday, coming in for short stay on business. With Arizona Garage
 Clarence Lewis, formerly of Phoe- nix, is in Prescott with the Arizona Garage.
 Go to Kirkland
 The Misses Mary, Ivy, Bernice and Gladys Fully yesterday afternoon drove to Kirkland, where they played for the dance.
 Locates Here
 William Stephens, resident of Camp Verde, has moved into Pres colt, and will make his home here. Visits Son Here
 Mrs. J. L. Hogue is visiting in Prescott as the guest of her son, William Hogue. Mrs. Hogue's home is in Winslow.
 Returns fror7 North
 E. P. Seaman has returned from a visit to the main line towns on busi- ness for the I. C. S, of which he IS district representative. From Kirkland
 Mrs. Sparkes Fawcett and her daughter came in yesterday from Kirkland to join MT. Fawcett, who is interested in the county's road contracts.
 Return from Tempe
 Mrs. Merton Stewart ard her daughters, the Misses Anna and FL len, have returned from Tempe, where they passed the winter, and have gone out to the Stewart ranch near Mayer. Brought to Hospital
 Harry Anderson, highway com mission engineer at Mayer, was taken to Mercy hospital yesterday | from Mayer. Andrews has been i'll at the Mayer hospital for some days past.
 Arrives Today
 Mrs. Robert P. Norton, mother oi Attorney C. C. Norton of this city, arrived yesterday from her home in Calif., and will be here for a month as the house guest of MT. and Mrs. Norton. Return from Springs
 Ed Meek, president, and Waiter manager of the Verde Hot Springs, have returned from the springs for a short stay on business here. Mir Meek reported that the season at the springs is now open. Visits Clan
 Miss Shar1ott NJ. Hall, formerly |, state historian and now pow-wowing with the management of the Way Out West, was in the city yesterday on business connected with the sched- 1led appearance of the Smoki tribe. Miss Hall lives near Dewey. Goes to Phoenix
 Herbert J. Mann, who is construct ' ng four small bridges on the state highway approach into Prescott thru he Fort Whipple reservation, last s night went to Phoenix. He will re- { turn in a few days, and will be poin- { ed here for the summer by Mrs. ( Mann. At Mayo Bros. +
 Les Stewart, who with his brother, I Mc1t Stewart, was among the prom { nent contestants at the 1921 From l fer days, is to undergo an operation C It Mayo Brothers sanitarium in [ Rochester, Minn. His brother is with
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