Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-09
Back from Clarkdale

he went on official business for hl:
 office. Mir. Sullivan is a candidate
 for the democratic nomination tc
 succeed himself.
 From Senator
 w. F. Blalock, mining man who i:
 operating properties in the Senator
 district, came down from there yes
 terday to visit friends and purchase
 supplies for his camp.
 From the Junction
 R. w. Bullard, merchant of Con- gress Junction, arrived on the noon
 train yesterday, and passed the day
 in Prescott transacting business and greeting his Prescott friends.
 Judge Lyman Here
 Judge Frank H. Lyman, superior court judge of Maricopa County and candidate for the democratic nomi- nation for supreme court justice of Arizona, arrived from the south yes terday and will be here for several days to try a case in the Yavapai superior court.
 Returns from Jerome Jacob Wavrunek came over from the Jerome office of Norton, Eckert & Wavrunek yesterday, and will be in town for a couple of days on business and in the interests of his campaign for the democratic nomi- nation for superior judge of Yava- Ipai county.
 Return from Coast
 Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Gardner have returned from a visit of several weeks in California with their sister, Mrs. Hellman, at Redwood While on the coast they toured through the northern part of the state, visit ing many points of interest. Condition Critical
 Mrs. L. C. Derrick, who has been seriously i'll for the past few days, yesterday was reported to be in critical condition. She is being cared for at her home, attended by Dr. C. E. Yount, her mother, Mrs. Edwards, who has arrived from California, and Mr. Derrick.
 Is Guest Here
 Mrs. Alice Campbell of Phoenix is in the city for several days as the guest of the Misses Mamie and Elsie Duke at the St. Michael hotel. Here on Visit
 Arriving from her home in Flag staff, Mrs. Merle Craig is passing a few days in Prescott. Mining Man Here
 D. A. Seaman, mining man from the Crook Canyon country, passed yesterday in Prescott on business. Goes to Phoenix
 Mrs. Ed Stephens yesterday left for Phoenix, where she plans to re- main for several days. Return to Phoenix
 Mrs. H. K. Behn and her son, Harry Behn, yesterday returned to their home in Phoenix, after a short stay in Prescott. Return Home
 Rev. J. D. Batten, pastor of the | Congregational church at Santa Bar para, Calif., yesterday left with Mrs. Batten and their daughter, Miss Mary Batten, returning by automobile to heir home. In from Dam
 c. Robinette of Phoenix, s. P. Iillis & Company engineer at the Banning Creek dam, came in to Prescott yesterday to remain until he rain is over and work on the lam can be resumed. Tour Arizona
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brooks of Calif., are in the city for day or two, arriving by automobile ,n tour of Arizona. The rains lave made the roads between Selig |: nan and Prescott muddy and rather lard to travel, they report. ioes to Jerome
 William Anderson of the California I Hardware company, who is here for }
 few days from Los Angeles, yes { erday went to Jerome on business ] or his firm.
 Visits Son Here {
 John Gray of California is in Pres t ott visiting his son, Lewis Gray, { nd Mrs. Gray. The elder Gray is |
 civil engineer well known in his S rofession. He constructed the Twin Peaks tunnel at San Francisco and Y "a sengaged in engineering at Bar C elona, Spain, at the outbreak of the ( var. { 7isit Friends Here ( MT. and Mrs. Walter Davis are in he city from their home in Patio f llto, Calif., and will be here for a C 1r,,oc+. oE M ATre CiI (