Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-07
Trip to Clarkdale

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 Mrs. Ward II. Wheeler, county superintendent of schools, yesterday went to Clarlrdale on business, re turning late in the evening. Cottonwood Visitor
 L. L. Lysons, rancher of Cotton wood, was in Prescott yesterday tc transact business.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county school superintendent, returned yes. terday noon from Phoenix, where she attended meeting of Stanford university alumni of Arizona. Goes to Flagstaff
 Miss Edith Gilson, who taught al Walker during the term now closed was in the city for short stay yes terday. Miss Gilson plans to attend the summer course of the Northern Arizona Normal school at Flagstaff 1 this summer. Simmons Rancher Orville D. Bozarth, well Known rancher of Simmons, came in to Prescott yesterday to transact busi- ness.
 Mining Man Here
 Martin Anderson, mining man of the Crook Canyon country, was a visitor in the city on business yes terday.
 Telephone Man Leaves
 Arizona McVay, boss of the tele- phone companies in this state, left yesterday for Phoenix after looking over the local situation where the company is planting its downtown cables prior to laying of the pave |ment.
 Visiting Shriner
 Cliff Carpenter, prominent in Shrine circles of Phoenix, was in town yesterday visiting brethren. He anticipates hot time in the old town of San Francisco on June 13 when the nobles of the entire desert of North America will gather there for the imperial conclave. Returns from Coast
 Frank A. Hathaway, assistant cashier of the Bank of Arizona, has returned from a stay of two weeks in Long Beach, Calif., where Mrs. Hathaway and their family are He reports an increase of building at the famous beach resort, and says the summer bathing season is com ing to life.
 Returns from Coast
 James A. Douglas, president of the United Verde Extension Mining com- pany of Jerome, was in the city yes terday, arriving on the noon train from the south. Mr. Douglas, who was on his way to Jerome after' visit in Los Angeles, was accom- panied by George Kingdom, general manager of the U. Y. x.
 CFrom Fridays Daily) Winslow Visitor
 K. R. Burnett was among visitors ill the city yesterday, arriving from Winslow. From the South
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Kiles are arr rivals in the city, coming from their home in Phoenix From the South
 Mir. and Mrs. s. P. Gillis and their child arrived yesterday from their home in Phoenix. Here on Business
 Arriving yesterday from Phoenix, William Huffman is in the city on business. Phoenix Businessman
 Arriving from the capital yesterday L. L. Works is in the city on busi- ness. Cattleman Here
 Tony Walters, cattleman of the Walnut Creek country, passed yes terday in Prescott on business. Kingman Visitor
 Louis L. Wallace, of Kingman, is visiting in Prescott Congress Deputy L. B. Cannon, deputy sheriff for the Congress precinct, came up to Prescott yesterday. Wagoner Visitor
 Ira A. Walker, well known goat raiser from Wagoner, drove in yes terday for a short stay in the city. He is registered at the Head hotel. Shopping Visit
 MT. and Mrs. George Ainsworth ! 1rove in yesterday from their ranch 1t Walnut Creek, passing the day | shopping and greeting friends. Capital Visitors
 Mrs. NJ. C. Greyette and Mrs. M