Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-27
City News In Brief
(From ThursRay-s Dailyl Highway Commissioners

len, ana Engineer Joe MCOdTlIl were in the city yesterday to attend a meeting of the commission. From Mayer
 A. NJ. Shrier will be in town for a few days on business. Mir. Shrier is from Mayer, and is registered al the Prescott hotel.
 Praises Prescott
 Mrs. and Miss Lockin of Kansas City, though recently from Kingman, are in the city on a pleasure trip. Both are much impressed with the scenic worth oi Prescott, speaking highly in its favor, upon their arrival here.
 Engineer Here
 H. s. Mcknight of Humboldt IS in the city for a short time transacting business. Mcknight is a mining en- gineer, associated with the South west Metals company. On Business
 s. NJ. Osborn of Mayer IS here transacting business related to his mining interests.
 From Maricopa
 Mrs. E. D. Ray is in the city for a few days renewing old friendships. Her home is in Maricopa. Returning from Canyon
 MT. and Mrs. s. R. Griswell are stopping over in Prescott for few days on their way from the Grand canyon to their home in Phoenix. Their trip to the big gorge has so far been most enjoyable. Mir. Cris- well is connected with the office of the corporation commission. From Fl Paso
 MT. and Mrs. V. C. Hallingworth are registered at the Head hotel. MT. Hallingworth is a commercial travel CT from the Lone Star state. Oil Man Here
 E. s. Upton of Wickenburg is here in the interest of the Upton Oil com pany. He is staying at the St. Michael.
 From Clarkdale
 J. w. Blankinship is in town for a shcrt visit from Clarkdale. NJ. c. Fowler, also of Clarkdale, is register ed at the St. Michael. From the Coast
 A. L. Johns, mining man of Los Angeles is ill Prescott transacting business.
 Fl Paso Engineer
 MT. and Mrs. H. o. Duerr of Fl Paso are making a short visit here. MT. Duerr is consulting engineer for the city of Fl Paso. From Warren
 H. A. Germain and Lewis Jones, both of Warren, are staying in the city for several days on business: Texas Visitor
 Mrs. E. P. Fuller of Fl Paso is making short visit here. From Wisconsin
 A. L. Barney, a commercial traveller of Shippewa Falls, Wis, is in town transacting business in the interest of his house.
 Hopes to Return
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Oliver and their sons, Sydney and Andrew, left yesterday for their home in New Jersey. The Divers have been in Prescott only a week, but are so much impressed with the town that it is their hope to arrange their af- fairs in such a way as to be able to make their home here in the near future
 Bailey to Manila
 Major Neil E. Bailey U. s. A., Q. M. C., has been transferred from San Francisco to Manila, according to a letter from him to the Journal-Miner yesterday. As he does not want to miss any of your papers," he asks that his Journal-Miner be caused to follow him in his travels. Major Bailey formerly was general manager of the United Verde & Pacific rail road.
 Valley Visitor
 Wm. Johnston of Phoenix is in town for a while on business matters. On Business
 J. Stcinhardt is stopping in Pres colt temporarily. Mir. Steinhardt is a commercial traveller of Los An geles.
 Recovering from Illness
 Ted Sullivan's many friends will be glad to learn that he is well on the road to recovery from his illness of typhoid fever, and will soon be able to resume his duties at the Bashford-Burmister store, provided present favorable indications con- tinue. MT. Sullivan is at Mercy hospital.
 III at Granite Dells
 Rev. C. w.. Deming is reported