Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13

l lNSAOtA uilNl sl ollDA GAtAN AlNA DA business. He arrived Tuesday.
 Goes to Coast
 Mrs. C. A. Peters yesterday Jeff flor Los Angeles, where she will re. main for a vacation visit of several
 weeks.
 Returns from Coast F. A. Hathaway returned Tuesday from Long Beach, where he has been
 during his vacation. He reports that Mrs. Hathaway, who has been seri-
 ously ill, is much improved. Goes to Clarkdale
 | w. F. Arntz, roadmaster for the focal Santa Fe line, yesterday went
 to Clarkdale on an inspection trip.
 Division Chief
 J. D. McCully, superintendent of the Albuquerque division of the Santa Fe coast lines, was in Prescott yesterday on business at the local railroad office.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Miss Minnie Seaman, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Seaman, and sister of Dan Seaman, yesterday returned to l her home in Phoenix.
 To Jerome District
 Robert Munro, assistant supervisor Of the Prescott National forest, has gone to the Jerome district Of the forest to look over progress of rec reation area work there.
 At Forest Office
 Mrs. M. E. Golf is on temporary duty as clerk at the Prescott National forest office following the departure of Miss Fannie Lynch last week for Los Angeles and Albuquerque. Return to Phoenix
 Mrs. R. F. Tatum of Phoenix who with her children has been passing the summer in Prescott, has returned to her home.
 Attend Academy
 Among pupils enrolling at St. Joseph's Academy are Miss Mary Reedy of Wickenburg, Miss Kath- erine Gass of Phoenix and Miss Ger aldine Mccormick of Nogales. Goes to Ranch
 Arthur Heath, rancher of Camp Verde, who with Mrs. Heath is making visit in Prescott, plans to leave for his ranch near Kingman. Kirkland Visitors
 Among Kirkland residents who are passing a few days in Prescott this week are MT. and Mrs. w. H. Shand1ey and Mr. and Mrs. William Satathite. Mir. and Mrs. Logan Nor ris of Sycamore are also passing a few days among friends here. Visits Son Here
 City Engineer Howard s. Reed of Phoenix has come north to visit his son, who is here for his health. Visit Friends Here
 The Misses Hazel Miles of Los Angeles and Agnes Kierstens of Phoenix are in Prescott for few days to visit friends.
 Returns to Coast
 Miss Frances Smith, daughter of County Treasurer Frank E. Smith, yesterday left for Los Angeles, where she teaches ill the city schools. Miss Smith has been passing her summer vacation with her parents and sister in Prescott. Return from Mesa
 Mir. and Mrs. Neil (. Clark and | their young son, accompanied by Emery Kalb, returned the fore part of the week from a trip to the Mesas and Oraibi, where they wit messed the Hopi ceremony. Mir Clark reports the Hopi have been put into the shade by the Smoki. Return to School
 Mrs. s. O. Lewis and her two children, Dorothy and Richard, yes terday returned to their home in Phoenix after passing the summer in Prescott. The children will attend school at the capital MT. Lewis is remaining in Prescott, in charge of the local office of the Texican Oil 
 Go to Leavenworth
 MdJOI dllu MI .. N- N NldSS OI | Los Angeles, son-in-law and daugh- ter of R. H. Burmister of this city, have gone to Fort Leavenworth Kans., to which place Major Glass has been ordered. MT. Burmister re- turned last week from a few days visit with his daughter before her de- parture.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Robert P Flynn of the American Railway Express, returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he has been re- lieving the express office cashier, and today will go to the Grand canyon to meet his sister. He will f. be accompanied to the canyon by Orville Tucker, son of o. H. Tucker, local express agent Return to University
 Frank Bonnell of Roswell, N. M., Clark M. Carr, IT,, L. E. Leavitt and Richard Angle of Albuquerque, who during the summer have been work ing with road surveying crews, have returned to New Mexico to resume their studies at the state university. School Principal
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