Weekly journal-miner., 1922-11-01
Attends Rally

l~ANN~AANS ANNA4y
 } w. s. Norviel, state water commis-
 sioner, arrived from the south yester-
 day to attend the republican rally,
 and was greeting his Prescott friends. , Returns to Normal
 Miss Helen Raitt, daughter of Mir.
 and Mrs. Charles Raitt, has returned to Flagstaff after a short visit at
 home. Miss Raitt is studying domes-
 tic science at the Northern Arizona l Normal school She likes her work
 and is doing very well in 1t.
 With the Bureau
 L. A. Becker of the Phoenix vet
 erans' bureau office, was calling on
 local Red Cross and bureau officials
 yesterday, on matters connected with
 the bureaus work with ex-service
 men. MT. Becker called on Miss
 Annie Campbell Jones of the town
 Red Cross, A. w. McMillan of the Whipple Barracks Red Cross, and
 Martin Schriver of the local veterans
 bureau office.
 He Likes Denver
 Asa Barnes, who went with Mrs.
 Barnes and their young daughter to
 Denver last summer, is now working for the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance company among the Colorado coal mines. He writes that he and Mrs
 Barnes are greatly enjoying their visit in Colorado. They will proba- ply return by Thanksgiving.
 Surveyors Return
 Among the members of the gov ernment surveying crew which re- turned to town yesterday from White Spar, after surveying the Prescott White Spar section of the Hassa- yampa road, were Fred Chalfort, Earl Carruth and Frank Bonnell. They left later in the day for the Fossil Creek road, over which they VIII uIA q lO(dllOll SUI
 To Move Store
 w. w. Ross plans to move his drug business, located in the old Hetherington building which was re- gently purchased by LeRoy Ander- son, to the store formerly occupied by Bert Ti1ton's music store, in the Elks building. Men are at work re- pairing and renovating the interior. MT. Ross expects to move in some time next month.
 Women Candidates
 Miss Elsie Toles, republican candi- date for reelection as state school superintendent; Miss Jane Gregg, re- publican candidate for state treasurer, and Mrs. Emma M Guild, republican candidate for representative in con- gross, arrived yesterday afternoon to attend the republican rally at the Elks theater last night. They regis tered at the Congress hotel. Candidates Here
 Among members of Governor Campbelrs party arriving yesterday | at the Congress house were w. J. Galbraith, candidate for reelection as attorney-general; R. A. Kirk, can didate for state corporation commits sioner; Col James H. McClintock, state historian, and candidate for United States senator; Judge O. J. candidate for judge of the court; and Judge F. O. Smith of Phoenix.
 Attends Meeting
 w. E. (BilD Glenn, republican candidate. for state representative from district one, came down from Ash Fork yesterday with Bill Simp- son, purchasing agent for the state highway forces at work on the Pres Fork road. They were pres ent at the republican rally to hear Governor Campbell and J. H. Me Cllntock speak. They said the Ash Fork road was good. Make Good Trip
 MT. and Mrs. A. M Wallace have -eturned from a trip to the coast, which they made ill new Nash !, roadster purchased from /, he R. s. Jones garage. They made ' over 2,50O miles without motor or other trouble, and had a good gas mileage. The Wallaces are proprie- | ors of the Blue Front Waffle Kitchen ,n South Montezuma, which is now | ,pen again. MT. Wallace is also a . member of the R. D. Nease cleaners ,n North Cortez.
 (From SaturGay's Dally) V )n Legal Business V w. T. Sawyer, a rancher from ( V Drae-@Nk