Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-19
In from Ranches

day were Rollin Ainsworth, R. L.
 Gum and B. P. Plasa, ranchers of
 the Walnut Grove country.
 Return to Phoenix 1 Tom Maddox, state engineer, yes terday returned 10 Phoenix accom- panied by his son, after short visit in Prescott.
 Jerome Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. F. Hernandez of Je- rome were transacting business and greeting friends in Prescott yester- day.
 Dewey Visitor
 Miss Sharlot Hall writer and for mer state historian, drove in to town yesterday from her ranch near Dewey.
 Deputy Here Bill Murray, deputy sheriff, came down from Ash Fork yesterday on official business at the sheriff's office Summer Visitors
 Mrs. w. C. Denson and family have arrived from Mesa to pass the rest of the summer in Prescott. From Hillside
 Wayne Ritter, well known cattle man of Hillside, passed yesterday in Prescott on business.
 From Skull Valley
 Charles Green, Santa Fe agent and telegraph operator at Skull Valley, was ill town on business yesterday. Visits on Coast
 Mrs. Charles w. Perry has gone to Long Beach, California, for visit of a week or so.
 Returns to Home
 Edward Donovan, who has been spending his vacation with his mother, Mrs. E. J. F. Horne, has re- turned to his home in Los Angeles. Returns to Coast
 Miss Teresa Quigley has returned to her home in San Francisco, after a visit of several weeks with her friend, Mrs. E. J. F. Horne. From Skull Valley
 ]. E. Lewis, rancher of Skull Val ley, drive in yesterday to transact | business and greet his friends in | this city.
 Jerome Visitor
 L. A. Kehr was in the city yester- day from Jerome, driving over on business. MT. Kehr is chief clerk of the United Verde Extension. From Ranch
 Driving up from their ranch on the Agua Fria, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor are in the city for a few days.
 Mayer Visitors
 Among visitors in town yesterday from Mayer were Grover Lessard, rancher; Tom Thompson, deputy sheriff, Charles Burrnister, cattleman, and Joe Bassett, rancher. Here for Summer l.
 Mrs. J. C. Raymond and her two sons, who arrived during the week end with Mir. Raymond from Tempe, are in Prescott for the rest of the summer.
 To Visit Relatives
 MT. and Mrs. E. P. Seamon yes terday left for Oklahoma City to visit Mrs. Seaman's parents. On their return they will visit friends in Oklahoma, Arkansas and St. Louis. Federal Officer
 E. B. Sisk, who is in charge of the U. s. department of justice in this T state, is in the city from his head quarters at the capital, coming to at a tend the session of the district court. t Up from South
 Mir. and Mrs. H. O. Howard were IT n the city Sunday, driving up from t he capital. Mir. Howard is at the t lead of the Howard Silver company, ? whose properties are in the Canon l. district n Move to Clarkdale lt
 Mir. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker lave moved to Clarkdale, MT. Walker K laving accepted a position with the fl United Verde, resigning his position q t the Bank of Arizona. il 0r. Urch Leaves h
 Rev. w. H. B. Urch and his sister, Hiss Catherine Urch, left yesterday D or Colorado for the rest of the sum- :; ner. Dr. Urch formerly pastor of = he Congregational church here, re- ., ently returned with Miss Urch from he orient. foes to Coast |"
 Colin C. Simpson of the Cimpson S' company of Los An " eles, yesterday afternoon left for u is home in Los Angeles. During S' he past several months, MT. Simp- on has been living in Prescott in ol