Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-02

luIHeQ 1rOll 0IHe east, dtter attending
 the national convention of the B. P.
 O. Elks at Atlantic City and visiting
 in New York and Philadelphia.
 Mayor Goldwater is district deputy lof the Ellls lodges here.
 Visits Friends
 Mrs. H. K. Behn, who formerly lived in Prescott, is visiting in the
 city from her home in Phoenix. Mrs.
 Behn represents a firm manufactur- ling street-sweeping machines, and is
 calling on city officials with a view
 to placing one of the machines in
 Prescott. She is also visiting friends
 here.
 Governor Goes North
 Governor and Mrs. Thomas E.
 Campbell left for Flagstaff Sunday after a visit of three days in Pres colt. The Governor and Mrs. Camp bell were present at the celebration of the forty-ninth wedding anniver- sary of the governors parents, MT. and Mrs. Daniel Campbell.
 Return to Home
 Concluding a visit of several weeks with friends and relatives here, Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Batten and their daughter, Mary, plan to leave for their home in Santa Barbara, Calif., tomorrow. They will journey over land, visiting Montezuma's Castle, the canyon and other points on the way Mr. Batten is pastor of the Congregational church of Santa Barbara.
 School Head Visits
 Miss Lola LeBaron, superintendent of schools of Pinal county, was a visitor in the city during Saturday and Sunday, as the guest of Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, Yavapai county school superintendent. Miss LeBaron stopped over on her way from Flag staff, where she attended the rural schools conference, to her home in Florence. With Mrs. Wheeler she went over to Jerome Sunday and was greatly impressed with the Prescott-Jerome highway, the Bill lion Dollar camp and the view of the Verde valley.
 Mining Men In
 Joseph L. Warner and L. s. Ketch- ann, who are engaged in mining in the Mayer district, drove in to Pres colt Sunday They will be here on business for a day or two. Joins Husband Here
 Arriving from California, Mrs. R. s. Trengove has joined her husband l in Prescott. Receiver for the Crystal Ice company. Mr. Trengove is man. ager of the plant under a reorgan- ization engineered by a group of Prescott men.
 Return to Prescott
 Leaving Prescott a month ago to settle in California, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Foley have returned to make their home here again The lure of Yavapai was too strong for them, they said
 At Vets Bureau
 R. H. Walker, rehabilitation officer from the Phoenix sub-office of the U. s. Veterans Bureau, is in the city in conference with beneficiaries of the bureau. He will be here until tomorrow.
 Hearing
 s. B. Shumway, contractor of Mesa, was in the city yesterday at 1 tending opening of bids on the new city grade school. He drove up from the south on Sunday. Construction Men T.
 William Elder, secretary of the I Eagan Construction company of IT. Phoenix, drove up from the south Sunday accompanied by H. T. Jud- son. Mir. Elder attended the open t ing of bids on the new city grade " school. P Division Engineer N
 w. J. Martens, chief division engi- neer of the fourth district of the AL e 1uquerque division, Santa Fe coast d ines, is passing few days in the I ,ity on business at the local office. y Mir. Martens headquarters are ill Ninslow.
 Returns from Seligman N
 Alfred H. Gale, a candidate for S he republican nomination for coun- h y attorney, has returned from trip E o Seligman in the interests of his Il Move to Prescott il
 Mrs. Thelma Wedd1e, who has S ,een living at Humboldt, has come c, II to Prescott to make her home in F his city. Her sister, Miss Ruth Orr, 5 with her. P Returns to Phoenix P Morgan Pennington, who with his d boe haa,, ,-;e;+;,,cr n