Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-26
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Mayer Visitors

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 Mayer Visitors
 Walter Moe and Harry Fisher of Mayer passed the afternoon in Pres
 colt yesterday, transacting business
 and greeting friends.
 Deputy Sheriffs
 Deputy Sheriffs Sterling Hummer
 of Se1igman and Fred Hawkins of
 Clarkdale, were in the city yesterday
 on official business.
 Move to Pine Crest
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Smythe Of
 this city have moved to Apache
 Drive in Pine Crest, Mir. Smythe planning to secure home treatment from Whipple Barracks. Smythe is senior vice-commander of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars post.
 Come to Springs
 MT. and Mrs. George D. Christy of Phoenix accompanied by Miss Mary Alice Christy and by Miss Elizabeth Sloan of Los Angeles, yes terday arrived at Iron Springs to open the Christy cottage there for the rest of the summer.
 Visit Son Here
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Mills and their daughter, Miss Elsie Mills, left their home at Mckenzie, Tenn, yesterday, according to word received here, travelling to Prescott by automobile to visit their son, Prentice R. Mills, who came to Prescott when the army opened Whipple Barracks during the war. Mir. Mills was a corporal of infantry.
 Visit Neice Here
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Roesser of Roosevelt have returned home after a visit of several weeks with their neice, Miss Mary Hackett, of Whip pie Barracks. The Roessers enjoyed camping ill the hills near the city and visiting places of interest around Prescott with their neice. Here on Business
 Among business men from the south in Prescott is s. A. Jamieson of Phoenix, who arrived yesterday, l registering at the St. Michael. From Mayer
 H. w. Fisher of Mayer was in the city on business yesterday. Mohave Sheriff Here
 Bill Mahoney, sheriff of Mohave county, is in Prescott on official business.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson are in the city for few days from their home in Kirkland. Visit in Phoenix
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Moreno and Miss Natalie Moreno have gone to to visit for few days. Holbrook Cattleman
 Dan Fain, cattleman of Holbrook, is visiting in the city for few days on business. Mayer Visitor
 Charles F. Sturtevant has returned to his home in Mayer after a short visit in Prescott. From Fort Defiance
 Peter Paquette of Fort Defiance is among visitors in the city. He is registered at the Congress house. ! Here
 Ralph w. Langworthy, attorney of Tucson, is in the city to attend the session of the U. S. district court With him is C. w. Siglar. To Open Pool Hall '
 Joe LaPointe of Mayer was in the city yesterday to purchase goods for l new pool hall he is planning to | open in Mayer. Returns to Home (
 Tom Laird of Groom Creek, who ] las been visiting in the city for the past couple of days, yesterday re- s turned home. C Goes to New York
 Morris Borden of the Prescott Taxi company last night left for I New York, where he plans to visit ! 1t his home for about two months. ( Goes to Flagstaff
 Superior Judge Richard Lamson las gone to Flagstaff to preside at i rearing of a case in the superior r ,ourt of that county. He expects to I 'eturn tomorrow or Sunday. Return to Home a
 Mir. and Mrs. H. M Neighbor of a Fl Paso who visited friends here re- I ,ently en route to the Grand canyon, returned to Texas after d heir automobile trip to the big t sulch. F Return to Mine
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