Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-14
Eastern Visitors

nett and son are visitors in Prescott. Jerome Attorney
 H. NJ. Globes, attorney of Jetome, passed yesterday in Prescott on legal business.
 From Camp Verde
 Mrs. R. Casner of Camp Verde drove to Prescott Friday. Phoenix Visitor
 David Duke of Phoenix has arrived in Prescott to pass the summer months.
 Returns to Jerome
 J. C. Scott, broker of Jerome, re- turned there yesterday morning after witnessing the Way Out West show. Visits His Parents
 Coming from Phoenix, P. w. Ketchum will pass the summer with his parents at Mayer, Transferred North
 J. E. Peak, who has been employed at the local Santa Fe offices, has been transferred to the division head quarters at Winslow. South from Springs
 Ed Meek, president of the Verde Hot Springs company, has gone to Phoenix on business for the springs. He will return in few days. Goes to Coast
 James A. Hope, president of the Bashford-Burmister company, yester- day went to Los Angeles, where he will remain for a time. Mining Man Here
 O. L. Kinkaid came in from the Walker district yesterday, and re- ported that mining activity is in creasing in that district. Show
 Billy Glenn was down from Ash Fork Friday to attend the Way Out West show, and passed yesterday greeting friends in the city. Phoenix Merchant
 A. E. Wingate, produce merchant of Phoenix, came north to see the Smokis dance and to transact busi- ness in Prescott. Back from South
 Tom Short has returned from the south, where he has been for the past two or three weeks transacting business at Phoenix and Tucson Returns Home
 J. Van Dickson returned to his -anch at Skull Valley yesterday after the Way Out West show Friday. From Walnut Creek
 Tony Walters and George Aims worth were visitors in the city yes erday, having come in Friday to participate in Prescott's play day. Here for Summer
 Hon. Frank E. Stewart and family rave arrived in Prescott and have aken a house on North Nit Vernon treet, to be here for the summer. Return from Yuma
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson have eturned from trip to Yuma. The ohnsons recently sold their ranch in Vagoner. rom Jerome
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Galbraith rove over from Jerome Friday and eturned there yesterday. Visits Sister Here
 Miss Leola Larremore of Hum oldt is visiting her sister, Miss .ileen Larremore, at All East Willis treet, for a few days. .eturns to Mayer
 Arthur Bauske, who thrilled spec Itors at the Way Out West with is hula-hula dance, yesterday re- lrned to Mayer. oes to Humboldt Sheppard Hiscox yesterday went Humboldt on state road business Id will return to Prescott today. e came down from Ash Fork Fri ly to attend the big show. eturns to Home
 Mrs. Sarah Larremore, who has zen visiting fritnds in Prescott for e past two months, has returned
 her home in Humboldt. n Forgery Case Deputy County Attorney Wester- 1t went to Jerome yesterday in with the Dodriguez for ry case which is to be tried dur g the coming week. umboldt Brand County Attorney Sullivan went to yesterday Son work con- cted with the Mullican-Gilliland case. es the Show Miss Susan Cullom, who has been aching at the Dewey school during Q past year, was among visitors fn e city on Friday to attend the