Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-09
Mining Man Here

transact business in Prescott. From Jerome Mrs. Ed Kurmeier, well knowl resident of Jerome, drove to Pres Icott Monday night and passed yes
 terday here shopping and visiting
 friends.
 En Route North
 i Fred Porter of Porter Brothers ISaddlery of Phoenix stopped over 1T Prescott yesterday on his way to Flagstaff on business.
 Examines Properties
 Charles Beckwith, mining engineer of Butte, Mont, during the past sev-
 eral days, has been inspecting min ing properties in the Walker district.
 Returns to Phoenix
 K. F. Tatum, land man of Phoe-
 nix, has returned to the capital after passing the weekend in Prescott with his family, who are here for
 the summer. Arrives at Fort
 Dr. c. s. Mccarthy and his wife have arrived at Fort Whipple, where Dr. Mccarthy has joined the hospital staff. They will make their home in Prescott.
 Standard Oil Man
 r. J. Paine, district sales manager Of the Standard Oil company, is in the city for a few days from his Phoenix headquarters on business with the local Standard Oil branch. Gees North
 F. Power Conway, manager of Warren Brothers of Phoenix, has gone 10 Flagstaff and Winslow to look over work Of the company there after inspecting the local pay ing job.
 Returns to Jerome
 A. B. Colwe1l, mining engineer of Jerome and U. s. mineral surveyor for the district, returned there yes tcrday after short trip to Prescott. On Cattle Business
 Ed E. Thurston, manager of the Blaney Land &, Cattle company, is in the city for few days on busi- ness, accompanied by H. R. Gris- com, of Blaney Mich, stockholder in the company. Arrive Today
 MT. and Mrs. w. S. Goldsworthy are expected to arrive today from Phoenix and will be here as guests of Mrs. E. A. Kastner. Mrs. Colds worthy is Norman Hoffman's sister. Go to Coast
 Mrs. C. NJ. Colvocoresses of Hum boldt yesterday left for California with her children. Mrs. Colvocoresses plans to pass a month at Santa Monica.
 Visits Daughter Here
 Mrs. E. c. Carruthers of Yuma, president of the Carruthers bank at has arrived to visit her Mrs. Norman Conway. MT. and Mrs. Conway are passing the summer in Prescott at the Shel- don home on North Pleasant street Returns to Home
 Mrs. Sarah Larremore plans to re- turn today to her home in Humboldt after passing the last two months in Prescott with her daughter, Mrs. Webster NJ. Roberts. Visits in Town
 Miss Frieda Schuerman of Red Rock is in the city as the guest of Mrs. C. w. Lawrence. Her brother, Erwin Schuerman, who accompanied ler to town Monday, returned home yesterday. Forest Official
 Aldo Leopold of the southwestern district office of the national forest service at Albuquerque, IS passing several days at the local forest serv- ce office. MT. Leopold is personnel officer and chief of operations for he district. Vacation Traffic
 Vacationists are travelling at the -ate of from 40 to 50 cars a day to- ward the Mogollons, according to D. P. Casner and Giles Goswick, cattle -aisers of the Mogollon-Beaver Creek district, who were in the city on business yesterday from their homes n Camp Verde. Returns from Mine
 H. H. Keays, candidate for the democratic nomination for justice of he peace, returned yesterday from he Emporia mine in the Groom Creek district. Miss Laura Keays -eturned from the mine Monday ,vening. Returns to Home
 Mrs. E. ]. Harper, mother of Mrs. Otho R. Hill, plans to leave today O return to her home i'll Fl PasO.