Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-14
From the Farms

From the Farms
 MT. and Mrs. Joel Jackson anc MT. and Mrs. c. [. White came il from the Prescott farms on Friday tc
 see the Smoki Indians dance and tc
 witness the other events at the Way Out West performance.
 Go to Cottonwood
 Mrs. John L. Munds and her
 daughter, Miss Frances Munds, who
 arrived from Los Angeles Friday
 have gone out to their home at Cot tonwood, where Miss Munds will stay for the summer.
 State Senator
 State Senator Charles E. Burton of Ash Fork was visiting in Prescott yesterday and Friday. He saw the program of Prescott's play day, and transacted business in this city.
 Returns from Jerome
 George Camel has returned from Jerome, where he went the other day to perform assessment work on some mining claims he has in that district.
 From Perhnsville
 Coming in to attend the Way Out West, Mrs. NJ. A. Perkins, Miss Fannie Perkins and Ben J. Perkins of Perkinsville, and Mrs. R. E. Perk- ins of Camp Verde are passing the weekend in the city.
 Go to Williamson
 Accompanied by P. Von Ashen of Winslow, J. Day, IT,, Winslow rep resentative Of the Williamson Valley Farms company, yesterday drove out to the valley, having come down from the north on Friday.
 Goes to Frisco
 A. E. England of the Plaza Annex garage, yesterday morning left for California After visiting in Los Angeles, where he will try to secure more Hudson cars for the garage. he will go to San Francisco to attend the Shriners' convention. Here for Summer
 Miss Annie McEachren, who has been teaching at the Humboldt school during the term now closed, has returned to Prescott, and will be here until the opening of school in the summer.
 Visit the Show
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Douglas and their family were visitors in the city Friday to witness the stunts on the Way Out West program. Doug" is the well known manager of the Verde Copper News. Go Over Road
 Don c. Evans, engineer of the bu- reau of public roads, accompanied by County Engineer Joseph Mo Carthy and Highway Commissioners R. E. Moore, ]. E. Wagner and C. P Mullen yesterday went south over the Hassayampa survey. Ash Fork Visitor
 Among out-of-town people who came ill to see the Way Out West show Friday was Harry L. Wilson, proprietor of the Ash Fork moving picture house. He was transacting business here yesterday before re- turning north. 60 to Canyon
 Leaving yesterday for the canyon were Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Burns and NIT. and Mrs. Stephen D. Murch of his city and MT. and Mrs. Patton, ! who are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Burns rom Boston. They are making the rip by automobile, and will be gone or about week.
 <ingman Visitors
 Coming from Kingman to attend he Way Out West, party of folk rom that city are visitors i'll Pres ott. The party includes Mrs. Berta Ferguson, Mrs. E. w. Koppe, the kisses Ruth and Ilene Connior and 'amela Rismer, and c. B. Wange- nan, proprietor of the Commercial otel. I1 rom the Junction
 c. w. Hankin came in yesterday l rom Jerome Junction, and from Prescott is going with his family to I Cottonwood for a few days. Later, f le Hankins plan to make an ex- f ended tour to the Grand canyon, ( ayson, and other places, and will e gone two months. ' 10 to Canyon C H. B. Wales, supervisor of the 2 rescott forest, and John D. Jones, i 5sistant district forester at Albu- I uerque, yesterday went out to aeger canyon on an inspection trip. I isits Mother II George w. Miller, IT,, of Phoenix h
 passing a few days in Prescott S