Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-24
(Fron Tuesdays Daily)
Mayer Visitors

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 J. A. Martin and Elonzo Hill, both mining men of Mayer, passed yester-
 day in the city on business.
 Mining Man Here
 Swann Abrahmson, mining man oi the Walker district, yesterday came to Prescott to transact business. From Tucson Henry P. Fortenberry, ex-service man, has arrived in Prescott from l Tucson.
 Return from Phoenix MT. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence re- turned Sunday from a short visit at the capital.
 Goes to Coast
 Mrs. Joseph Bell of Whipple Bar racks has gone to San Francisco to visit friends and relatives. Jerome Visitor
 Miss Daisy D. Jones, of Jerome, passed Sunday in Prescott, visiting friends.
 Visits on Coast
 Miss Irene Harris went to Los An geles Sunday. She will visit friends in the southern California city. Return to Jerome
 MT. and Mrs. w. s. Franklin yes- terday returned to Jerome, after passing Sunday in Prescott. Phoenix Visitors
 Among visitors in the city from the capital are Mrs. Josephine Ryan and Miss Anna D. Hennecke. Motor to Mayer
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Bischoff and a party of friends spent Sunday at Mayer.
 Skull Valley Visitor
 Mrs. Oscar Laswell, wife of the Skull Valley rancher, passed Sunday visiting friends in Prescott. Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs. Dixon Fagerberg has return cd from a visit to the capital. Return from Childs
 Mrs. B. Chittick and her two chil- dren returned Sunday from Childs, where they have been visiting lately. Phoenix Attorney
 James P. Lavin, attorney of Phoe- nix, is in the city on legal business. He arrived Sunday night. Supervisor Here
 w. W. Midgley, chairman of the board, was in the city yesterday from his home on Oak creek. He re- turned last night I Officer
 E. M. Barnett has been appointed registration officer for Octave. No tice of his appointment was filed yes terday by the county recorder. Leave for Ohio
 Mir. and Mrs. L. L. Thompson, ST., left yesterday for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Ohio. Goes to Kentucky
 Major William L. Carman, of Fort Whipple, is planning to visit his for mer home in Kentucky for 30 days, leaving tonight. Goes to Hillside
 Deputy Sheriff James Cook yester- day returned to the Hillside country, where he was last week on official business. Trail Location
 Forest Supervisor H. B. Wales went to Mingus mountain ill connection with location of for est trail From Mingus he will go to the Cherry Creek district on sim liar business. Crews under Paul Gray, trail foreman, will be placed at work in these districts soon. Oil Co. Manager
 H. F. Warner, manager of the Union Oil company's Phoenix office, drove up from the capital yesterday on business. He was accompanied by Mrs. Warner. On Vacation
 F. w. Ayre, night ticket agent at the local Santa Fe offices, went to Los Angeles Sunday to pass his vacation. Goes to Coast
 Tony Johns went to Los Angeles on business for the Aubrey Investment company, of which he is secretary-treasurer. Returns from Kingman
 Judge Richard Lamson, who has been trying case in Mohave county, returned Sunday night from King man. Seligman Co-operator
 Mir. and Mrs. George C. Keith, of Seligman, are visiting in the city Keith is manager of the Seligman store of the Pacific Cooperative ea one