Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-30

Fvery' much. He sees a great ftturt
 for Arizona, both in agriculture anc mining.
 To Berkeley for Treatment
 Mrs. Chas. Morris of Camp Verde returned yesterday from Berkeley Calf, where she accompanied hel husband, who is afflicted with a ser. ious malady of the eyes, He is 1T the care of noted eye specialist ir Berkeley, and Mrs. Morris is glad tc report that he is improving. He will be required to spend some time there for treatment, however.
 Returns to Chicago
 w. Bitner, who has been spending the summer at Whipple Barracks, en- gagged at the Red Cross building, has returned to his home in Chicago. Ac- companying MT. Bitner was Mrs Tom Krick, who has been here the last week as the guest of A. N. Nc Milan, also of Whipple Barracks. Met Ball Players
 Bernard Mcdonald, one of the leading druggists of Jerome, was in the city yesterday to meet two young men from Phoenix who are consid- cred good ball players, and who will join the Jerome team in Sunday s game with Clarkdale The game is said to be lined up for a hot one, and much interest is shown in it on the other side of the hill. Ladies on Tour
 Mesdames M. A. Nolan and ]. w. Henderson arrived yesterday evening just as the storm was looming into sight from a motor drive from Flag staff. They live in Florence and have been spending the summer in the part of the state. They are accompanied by Miss Dorothy Sutherland of Phoenix and will con- tinue their journey southward after a short rest in the Mile High city. stay at Lone Wolf.
 Paving Man on Vacation
 Ed Van Doorn, connected with the Warren Brothers Paving company, left yesterday afternoon for Los An geles to be gone a few days on business.
 Visited Lone Wolf
 E. M. Andrews of Hollywood, Calif.,. has been on a visit with his son, E. M. Andrews, IT,, who has ust recently started to equip new -anch out at Lone Wolf, near Camp Wood. Mir. Andrews, senior, likes he country very much and will re- urn in about a month with Mrs. An lrews and make a more extended Returning to Phoenix
 Prof. A. H. Rummell, principal of he Monroe school at Phoenix, has ,een spending the summer in Pres :ott with his family. This is his econd summer here and he likes the :limate and people, and may come ,ack other summers. He has about inished his stay as the school houses re calling to the teachers as well as he pupils, and the Rummells must 70 back to Phoenix.
 lumber Men on a Visit
 J. F. Mullen, president of the Prescott Lumber company and wner of the Jerome Lumber com any, is in the city visiting Manager seed of the Prescott Lumber com any, and will look after business latters connected with both con erns while he is here. He is ac- by his son, w. F. Mullen, rho is also lumberman and is con ected with the Haywood Lumber of Los Angeles. The son i'll visit many points of interest in ais section, not overlooking drive ) the Grand canyon. Both Mullens re guests of the Yavapai club. Toted Singer Leaving
 Prescott has been favored this sum- Ter with the presence of Miss Hazel ou1e, one of the leading sopranos Arizona. She is in the choir of le Presbyterian church at Phoenix, nd during the summer here has lead le singing in the Congregational 1oir of Prescott to the great delight many lovers of good vocal music. oday will be her last appearance
 the Prescott church as she leaves ,r Phoenix during the early part of le week.
 (From Tuesdays Daily)