Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-30

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 day afternoon for her home.
 Fancied Lueger
 1 Deputy Sheriff Murray of Ash Fork yesterday brought in pris-
 oner who had taken a fancy to a fine ILueger pistol which did not belong
 to him.
 To Undergo Operation
 Miss Aileen Dickson of Skull Val Hey was taken to Mercy hospital to undergo an operation for acute ap- pendicitis. She was accompanied to the city by her parents.
 Back to Phoenix
 Mrs. Frank DeSouza of Phoenix has spent the summer in Prescott, and returned home yesterday after noon. She was accompanied by her daughter.
 To Visit Brothers
 F. " Irwin arrived yesterday from ! California to visit his two brothers, who are employed at Whipple Bar racks.
 Tilton on Business
 Bert Triton spent a couple of days at Walker this week, returning yes terday. He was out on business. Bound for California
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Kildare start ed yesterday afternoon for California for a short vacation. Mr. Kildare is the chief clerk in the master me chanic's office of the Santa Fe. On Vacation
 R. J. Oliver and wife left yester- day afternoon for two weeks vaca- ton on the coast. Mir. Oliver is with the Santa Fe railway company. Page on Visit
 Hon. John H. Page, a prominent land attorney of Phoenix, is in Pres colt for the weekend with his family who are spending the summer here. Cattleman Here
 Juan Olea, one of the leading cat tlemen of the Santa Maria section, lis in Prescott on supply purchasing trip for his ranch.
 Casey in Town
 w. J. Casey of the Sheldon mine was in the city yesterday for short business trip, returning to Walker the same evening bu automobile. Here from Wickenburg
 Dr. F. NJ. Cannon of Wickenburg arrived yesterday from Wickenburg to visit with friends, having stopped on the way to visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. L. Cannon of Con- gress Junction. Up from Boulder Creek
 Mir. and Mrs. Ed Neal came to Prescott yesterday from their ranch !! on Boulder creek, 30 miles west of Hillside. They are pleased with the outlook for fat cattle this fall. From Clarkdale
 Paul C. Keefe of Jerome paid Prescott a visit, returning to Clark dale in the evening by motor. From Aultman
 F. L. France, postmaster and merchant of Aultman, was in Pres colt on business. Aultman is com- ing city on the highway between Cottonwood and Camp Verde. Back from Arkansas
 Mrs. L. s. Daniels, wife of the baggage master at the Santa Fe de- pot, has returned from visit to her old home in Arkansas. Some Handshaker
 County Recorder McSwiggin has gone to Seligman and other points in the northern part of the county. He may possibly do a little politick- ing himself, as he is known to be no ; s1ouch at handshaking. Business and Pleasure
 Canon B. R. Cocks of the St. 1 Luke's hospital left yesterday after noon for Los Angeles to be gone for q short vacation and to attend to some business. Is Back from Vacation {
 A. w. Robinson has been taking a ( vacation on the coast for the past ( TWO weeks, and has returned and will resume his regular routine at the a cigar stand. Art does not get many f vacations, and always deserves them' t From Old Silver Diggings
 John A. Peel, who is trustee for he famous old Peck silver mine, IS I II the city on business. There IS al ways some one trying to get the old q property on new producing basis, a md many mining men admit that 1t s will be done some of these days. ( From Baton Rouge, La.
 MT. and Mrs. J S. Otto and family O lave rented a residence in Prescott Il nd will spend some time here. They t re from Baton Rouge, La, and are ( elated to Dr. Otto, formerly of