Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-20
City NeUs
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 From the East
 Mary E. Scott and William Scott are among visitors in the city. They arrived on Wednesday from Denni- son, Ohio
 Income Tax Man
 Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Eli s. Perkins will be out of town for the next few days on business for his office.
 Returns from Tucson
 Frank Dcvlin, an cXservice man of Fort Wmpplc, returned Wednesday night from Tucson.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Miss Pearl Ritter came in to Pres colt yesterday from her home in Kirkland, and passed the day shop ping and, visiting friends.
 Gees to Hospital
 L. NJ. Latin, an ex-service man of this city, is reported 10 be i'll at Mercy hospital, where he was taken Wednesday.
 Returns to Inspect
 H. B. Wales, Prescott forest super visor, has again gone out for an in spection trip on the Prescott district after coming in on Tuesday to vote. Goes to Phoenix
 F. L. Andrews Of Los Angeles, who has been in Prescott for sthe past month, has gone to Phoenix for a while. Mr. Andrews formerly was manager of the Ambassador hotel in Los Angeles.
 Returns from Phoenix
 Mrs. Glenn Morgan has returned from a visit in Phoenix. Mrs. Nor gan is the wife of the senior mem Der of Morgan & Ford, contractors, who are working on the Mayer road. On Road Work
 George w. Keith of the state high way department, has arrived in Pres colt and will be here for while in connection with bridge work on the Ash Fork road.
 Leave for Coast
 MT. and Mrs Wallace D. Coburn and their daughter, Miss Dorothy Co., burn, are leaving today for La Jolla, Ca1ii., where Miss Dorothy will enter the Bishop school MT. and Mrs. Coburn will return to Prescott within a few days.
 On Hunting Trip
 Ramsey Patterson, government | hunter, is leaving today for the Bloody Basin district on a bear hunt | He will camp at the Stewart ranch Leave for Honolulu
 Mrs Della Fully and the Misses Mary, Ivy, Gladys and Bernice Fully l last night left for San Francisco, | where they will embark for the islands. They plan to remain in Honolulu about a year. Mining Man Here
 Dan Lewis, well known mining ! man of the Turkey Creek country, ! came to Prescott yesterday to tran sact business. He will be in the city for few days.
 From the East
 Among visitors from eastern points Swho arrived in Prescott yesterday are Charles Gott1ich of Cincinnati, Jack Hyatt of Richmond, Va, Mir and Mrs. Joseph Gefauer of Detroit, Mich, and Julius Benzer of Denver. Mrs. Johnson III
 Mrs. Christine Johnson, secretary of the highway commission, was re- moved to the hospital yesterday on orders Of her physician, suffering from a severe cold.
 Commissioners Here
 Chairman Moore, Commissioner Wagner and Engineer Mccarthy of the county road board were at the office on official business yesterday. , Frank Baptist Calls Frank B. Baptist of Phoenix was in the city yesterday in the interests of the paper business Returns to Jerome pr. R. H. /Thigpen of Jerome has returned there from Douglas, where { he was called recently to attend James Douglas, IT,, who was sui fering from typhoid fever. Young Douglas is now better. { Returns to Phoenix H. L. Parsons, deputy sheriff of Maricopa county, has returned to ii Phoenix after a short stay in Pres S colt. He came north to appear as a witness at preliminary hearing of the l murder charge against Thomas W. l Burge.
 To Go to Coast Mir and Mrs. Harry Shumate ac- h companicd by the baby daughter, I Beverly Fay, leave for California tomorrow mal<inp the triD overland I