Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-16

Weekend Visit
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Troutner O ? Phoenix have arrived to pass tn I weekend in Prescott. Mir. Troutne | is engaged in the general contractin: business at the capital.
 From the North
 Sydnor Cornick, business manage
 of the McGonigle Lumber company
 of Riordan is passing several days il l Prescott on business for the com Ipany.
 Mining Men Here
 Gorden Kellner and Arthur Browr
 are passing few days in the city from their mining property in the
 Venezia district. They came down for supplies.
 Leaves for North
 Mrs. Robert Webb of Phoenix,
 with her daughter, Roberta, and her
 son, Hayne, has been visiting in Prescott recently, has left for the northern part of the state.
 In on Business
 Albert Frost was a business visitor in the city yesterday, coming in from the Mayer road, where he is work ing.
 From CanD Verde
 Ray Lovett of Camp Verde was among visitors in Prescott yesterday. Goes to Mayer
 R. B. Westervelt yesterday after noon went to Mayer on legal busi- ness, returning last night. On Forest Business
 Deputy Forest Supervisor Robert Munro has gone to Phoenix to pur- chase the annual supply of feed and hay for forest stock. From the South
 Harry and Charles Ketcham and J. H. Gober of Phoenix are passing a few days visiting in Prescott, driv- ing up from the capital. Glendale Visitors
 Arriving yesterday, Mrs. C. w. Taber and her sister, Miss Mary are visitors here from their home in Glendale. Make Eastern Trip
 MT. and Mrs. P. L. Jones last night left for Rochester, Minn., to be gone several weeks. MT. Jones is a brakeman employed on the local Santa Fe line Goes to East
 Mrs. Alfred H. Gale last night left for Minnesota to remain for a few weeks visiting friends and relatives. Return from Camp
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Ryland have from a visit at Groom Creek, where they have. been staying turing MT. Ryland's furlough from he hospital at Fort Whipple. Attends Services
 Mrs. Grace Chapman of this city ,ame over from Jerome yesterday to attend funeral services for Mrs. Thomas McMahon. From Rincon
 Mrs. J. M. Widener is passing everal days in Prescott, arriving rom her home at Rincon, near  n on Visit
 Howard Bentley and his aunt, Mrs. }. C. Jones, drove in yesterday from heir home in Mayer to pass the day lere on business and visiting friends. From Clarkdale
 MT. and Mrs. Marshall C. Cain -esterday drove over to Prescott rom their home in Clarkdale, to ransact business here. , Humboldt Visitors
 C. P. Wingfield and Ray Helm of Humboldt were visitors ill the city esterday. They drove over from the { melter town on business. N 70 Visit Friend Miss Gertrude Knox is expected to 1 rrive next week from Connecticut Q visit her friend, Miss Sabra Brad | ey, with whom she was engaged ill g elief work at Constantinople last ' inter. I )rive to Tapco M. V. Watson, general manager of le Arizona Power company, yester- t ay drove to the company's plant at 4 'apco on business. He was accom- I anied by his daughter, Vivian Wat s on, and her friend, Dorothy Stuart. fl cave for Camp E Mrs. Clara Worthen, her son on, Claud, and her mother, Mrs y eorge Ainsworth, plan to leave to- u ay with Fred Denny for the Big h inc mine in the Groom Greek dis e jet to camp. F .eturn from Camp
 Mrs. Della Fully, the Misses Mary, tC ", Bernice and Gladys Fully and 1T thel McMurchie, and Messrs. A. w. u c