Weekly journal-miner., 1922-04-12
Highway Commissioner

after short vlIt m Prescott. Agronomist Here c. E. Thompson, professor C agronomy at the University of Ar
 zona, arrived in the city yesterday O
 business with the county agriculture Iagent.
 From Puntenney Nelson Puntenney, well know resident of Puntenney, was in tn
 city yesterday for short stay oi
 business
 Attends Tournament
 He'd Aitken, vice-president of tn
 Bashford- -Burmister company is plan
 ming to go to Phoenix today to talk ipart in the southwestern gold tourna ment there Saturday and Sunday
 Goes to Mines
 (. T. Joslin yesterday drove tC Jerome to visit the Verde Centra mine, Of which he is secretary-treas urer He joined the group of officers aNd directors Of the Calumet & Ari zona who are visiting the Verde Central
 Goes to Nashville Mrs Ella Burns has gone tc Nashville, Iii, accompanying the re. mains of Mrs Mary Melby, great aunt of Mrs Charles Born, who died last week at the age of 80 years Funeral services and burial will be held at Nashville, Mrs. Melby's for mer home.
 Goes to California
 Mrs. Bert Banks of Humboldt yesterday left for Ludlow, Calif., where she will join Mir Banks. From Fair Oaks William Roberts, rancher and orchardist of Fair Oaksf was among visitors here yesterday on business. Plans Fishing Trip
 Frank w. Foster, president of the Hill Hardware company, is planning a fishing trip to the Roosevelt dam this week.
 Visits in Phoenix
 Mrs T. F. Mclaughlin, who has been visiting in Phoenix for a few days, is expected back the latter part of the week.
 Mining Men Here
 Among mining men ill the city are Ii. P Bardshar, of the Cherry dis trict, and R. NJ. Nice, of the Crown King district.
 Visits Daughter Here
 Mrs. E. J. Harper is visiting her son-in-law and daughter in this city, Mir. and Mrs. Otho R. Hill. Mrs HaEper comes from Fl Paso. Win Play in South
 Dr. R. N. Looney is among those who will play with the Hassayampa club golfers at. the southwestern golf tournament in Phoenix Saturday and Sunday.
 Wickenburg Visitor
 Mrs Imogene Lowdermilk, mother of Romaine H. Lowdermilk, Wicken- burg rancler- writer, is visiting in Prescott, arriving from the Lowder milk ranch near Wickenburg, Returns Home
 Concluding a visit here as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Mary w. Akin, Miss Martha B. Towns yester- day left for her home in Athens, Ga, returning via the Grand canyon. Go to Coast
 Mir. and Mrs Theodore NJ. Martin are leaving tomorrow for Los Ange- les, where they will make their home Mrs. Martin has been con nected with the law firm of Ander- son, Gale & Nilsson. Judge Goes North
 Judge Lamson has gone to Flag staff to try a case there for Judge Jones. Returns from Coast
 Mrs. LeRoy Anderson has return ed from short visit in Los An geles. Returns from South
 Mrs. Alfred Gale has returned from a visit of several days in Phoenix. Matt Shea Here
 Matt Shea of Jerome was looking things over on this side of Mingus yesterday.
 Jerome Lawyer Over
 Norman Wykoff, lawyer of Je- rome, was in the city yesterday on legal business. From Puntenney
 Roy Lumber was here yesterday on business from Puntenney, arriving late Tuesday. Business Visitors
 Among business men here from the coast are Pat Stephenson, represent ing the Goldwin Film company: NJ. |