Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13


 at Walker was in Prescott yesterda on business.
 Returns to Jerome
 Miss Arden w. Seaver. who Ina been passing a few days in Prescott from her home in Jerome, returne, there Tuesday.
 Return to Home
 Miss Myrtle Carr and her sister who have been passing few day here from their home in Clarkdale have returned there
 Stock Meeting
 County Agricultural Agent C. U Pickrell is in Kirkland for a few day: attending a stockmen's meeting. Is Transferred
 George Keith Of Phoenix, who has been engaged in road survey work here, has been transferred to Alpine Ariz.
 Returns to School
 Donald s. Kennedy, who has been passing the summer in Prescott al the Linn hotel, plans to leave tomor- row for Tempe, to resume his studies.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Mir. and Mrs. Hawthorne of Phoe- nix, and Lady Patrica Dudley flaw thorne have arrived from the south and will pass several weeks in Pres colt.
 Goes on Vacation
 Howard Black, manager of the fur niture department of the Bashford- Burmister company, yesterday after noon felt for Los Angeles, where he will remain for three weeks enjoy ing his vacation.
 Vacation on Coast
 Miss Ruby Love, teacher of mathe- matics at the vocational training school at Fort Whipple, has gone to the coast for a vacation of 30 days, Returns from Junction
 Fred Eckert of Norton, Eckert & Wavrunek, a candidate for the dem ocratic nomination for justice of the peace, has returned from a trip to Jerome Junction in the interests of his campaign.
 Here on Visit
 Mrs. Charles Nichols of Phoenix is visiting for few days in Pres colt. Mrs. Nichols IS the wife of a Santa Fe railroad engineer. Jerome Candidates
 Attorneys C. H. Rutherford and H. NJ. Globes of Jerome, the latter a candidate for the democratic nomi- nation for superior judge, were in the city yesterday, returning from the southern part of the county. Visits Grandparents
 Virginia Irene Eckert has gone to Cottonwood for a few weeks to visit her grandparents and her aunt, MT. and Mrs. Fred Eckert, Sr., and Miss Della La Mere.
 Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. Glenn Morgan, wife of the senior partner of Morgan & Ford Phoenix road contractors who are working on the Lynx Creek road here, has gone to Phoenix to visit , her mother and sister. Visits Camp
 F. L. Andrews of Los Angeles, where he was formerly assistant man ager Of the Ambassador hotel, yes terday accompanied his father to the Morgan & Ford road construction camp near Lynx creek. MT. Andrews is passing the summer in Prescott. Goes to School
 Wallace D. Coburn, well known rancher of this county, has returned to his ranch after a short stay in Prescott. He expects to return here shortly with Mrs. Coburn and Miss Dorothy Miss Coburn will go to Hollywood to resume her studies. Praises Prescott
 Asa Barnes, who with Mrs. Barnes and their young daughter has been passing an extended vacation in Den yer, writes that although they are en- toying themselves there, there is no place like Prescott The Harnesses will return within a few weeks. Returns to East
 k. (. Robbins, who came to Pres colt from Phoenix this summe- and has been engaged i'll road survey work, has returned to the east to re- sume his studies.
 Returns to North
 Sheppard Hiscox, field superintend- ent for the state highway department in northern Arizona, yesterday after noon returned to his headquarters in Ash Fork after q stay of a day or two in this city.
 Slight Illness
 H. D. Aitken, president of the Bashford-Burmister company, is con fined to his home for few days be- cause of a slight illness. In and Out
 J. Link Smith, candidate for the republican nomination for sheriff, was ill the city for short while yes terday morning, during brief pause in his countrywide campaign. Goes to North
 Attorney Robert E. Morrison Is in the northern part of the state for a short while on legal business.