Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-12

returned 10 his home III NogaleS.
 Sheep Grower Here , James Scott, sheep grower of Pine dale, has come down from Navajo county to attend the convention of
 the state association here.
 From Yaba Wash
 Mir. and Mrs. William West of
 Yaba Wash were among visitors in
 town yesterday, attending the last day of the celebration.
 Attend Celebration
 The Misses Ethel and Marie Spence were among visitors at the flair grounds yesterday. They are daughters of Roy Spence of Mayer. From Groom Creek
 Tom Laird drove down from his cabin in the Groom Creek district yesterday and was among those taking in the rangeland sports at the fair grounds.
 Tucson Visitors
 Among visitors in Prescott from Tucson arriving yesterday and reg istering at the Congress hotel, were J. J. Thomileer, R. H. Williams and E. B. Stanley. They are here on business. From Skull Valley
 Miss M. A. Cutler of Skull Valley yesterday was in the city, driving over to see the cowboys go through l the finals at the fair grounds.
 Here on Business
 E. w. Futile arrived yesterday from his home in Barstow, Calif, and will be in the city for a few days. He is registered at the Con- gress hotel. Phoenix Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. J. s. Doron of Phoenix arrived from the capital yes terday to see the windup of the Frontier days celebration and enjoy the summer weather of the Mile High city.
 Cattleman Here
 T. c. Walter, well known cattle man of the Simmons country, is among delegates attending the an- nual convention of the Arizona Cat tie Growers association.
 Jerome Visitors
 Senator aud Mrs. C. H. Ruther ford and their son were among vis itors here yesterday. They drove over from Jerome to see the con tests.
 Goes to Jerome
 Dick Bland, rancher and adven- turer of Wickenburg, yesterday went to Jerome after a stay of several days in Prescott.
 Returns from Coast
 George Kingdom, general manager of the United Verde Extension, has returned from visit in Los Angeles, where he went on business. Return to Phoenix
 Mrs. ]. P. Ryan and Miss De1phine Fort, daughters of Mrs. D. A. Fort ( of the Fort Shop in the Congress a hotel building, yesterday left for their home in Phoenix, after visit ( of about a week with their mother Coast Visitors
 Among California people in town I on business and to see the Frontier t days are R. NJ. Hazen of Berkeley | and R. F. Mead of Los Angeles, 1 both of whom are registered at the Head hotel. Yava Visitors o
 Mir. and Mrs. Anton Peter, ranch t CTS of Yava Wash, near Dewey, were b among visitors in town, coming in to \ transact business and see the con I tests. O Mining Man Here (
 David R. Brunner, well known mining man of the Big Bug district, E came down yesterday to transact b business and greet his friends in \ Prescott. \ Leave for East t
 Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Mcfarland c have left for visit of three months \ with Mrs. McFarland's relatives in MT. Mcfarland Is with O the hardware department of the p Bashford-Burmister company. " Undergoes Operation ls
 C. D. Thayer, who drives the Ari- p zona Bus stage to Mayer, is reported il to be recovering well from an opera G ton performed at the Mayer hospital W
 From SaIur6ay-s Daily) N Visits in Prescott n
 Miss Birdie Thrasher of Atlanta, ', Ga., is in Prescott as the guest of R Mrs. w. H. Hoover. u From Jerome R
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. O. Dumas of f. 6a1r 1,icitOrc