Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-20
lVenezia Visitor

J 2 owner and operator of the Venezia . district, was among visitors in Pres
 colt yesterday. He came down from
 the Hassayampa on business, : From Mine
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Axford came , in yesterday from their home in r Mayer to pass the day shopping and
 visiting friends. MT. Axford is su- perintendent of the Blue Bell mine near Mayer, which is owned by the
 Southwest Metals company.
 In on Business
 Nelson Puntenney came in to town
 yesterday from his home in Punten-
 ney. He returned after passing the
 day here on business.
 To Jerome District
 Robert Munro, assistant forest su- Ipervisor, yesterday went out to the
 Jerome district of the forest on busi-
 ness. Before leaving, Mir. Munro
 made trade by which he acquired
 a stripped Dodge car for his forest
 trips, and went to Jerome partly to
 test out his new purchase.
 Return to Phoenix
 o. H. Mitchell of Phoenix, who arrived in Prescott Wednesday after trip to the northern part of the state on business, has continued his trip home to the capital.
 On Mining Business
 MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Neal and C. L. Cornwall who have been in Prescott since Wednesday, yesterday left for Kingman, where MT. Neal and Mir. | Cornwall will attend to some mining business.
 Returns to North
 Miss Rora Tracy of Ash Fork yes terday returned there after a visit of couple oi days in Prescott. Return to Phoenix [AllCl pdSSllS luS SullllllCI at Groom Creek, Mrs. A. Richards of Phoenix and Mrs. L. E. Weir and son of Tempe are returning to their hcmes today. They arrived in Pres colt Thursday and have been here for the past couple of days.
 From the Coast
 Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Reeves of Los | Angeles arrived in Prescott yester- day afternoon, making the trip by | automobile, and will be here for sev- cral days. This is their first visit here since four years ago.
 Go to Groom Creek
 Attorneys J. E. Russell and C. (. Norton yesterday afternoon left for Groom Creek, where they have been called on legal business.
 Arrives from South
 D. A. Gilchrist, head of the roden pest cxtcrmination department of the state biological survey, arrived from Phoenix Thursday night, and will be here for several days to look over work of his department in this4 vicinity.
 Returns to Prescott
 MT. and Mrs. John Park have re- turned to Prescott from California, where they made their wedding tour following their marriage there. They will be in Prescott some time before going to Tucson, where they will make their home. Mrs. Parks for merly was Miss Marjorie Nelson, head of the music department in the city schools. Mir and Mrs. Park are f registered at the Head hotel. ' Returns from Ranch r
 Charley Hooker yesterday returned from a trip out to his V-Bar ranch on Ash creek, which he declares is | one of the best ranches in the coun- I ty. He has bought a new riding blow and six head of horses, and is il getting ready to put the ground into a shape for planting. Leave for Douglas
 w. NJ. Roberts, John Renoe, Chas. n Barnes and w. J. Baker left by auto ! mobile yesterday morning for Phoe- !" lix, en route to Douglas to attend C he state department convention of !. he American Legion as delegates f, rom Ernest A. Love post. Albert W ). Akin, chairman of the delegation, d will leave by train this afternoon. h
 From Sundays Daily)
 Mrs. Albert Sandberger yesterday D fternoon returned from Canton, H., ia where she has been for three weeks tt She will be in Miller Valley for a R CIV days, before returning to the 5ashford-Burmister company, where W he is employed in the candy depart al nent. SC Returns from Jerome P