Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-30
City Ne1Us Tn Brief
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New Mexico fields, is a guest of MT. and Mrs John Massing.
 Returned to Winslow
 Mir and Mrs. R. E. Chambers left yesterday afternoon for Winslow after attending the funeral of w. A. Drake
 Canyon Merchant Here
 w. Jeff Martin, the only merchant of the city of Canon, is in the city on business. He is accompanied by Mrs. Martin.
 Ash Fork Ladies Shopping
 Mrs Ross Tracey and Mrs. Rob ert Schwanbeck of Ash Fork are in Prescott on shopping trip. Gone to See Snakes
 c. H. Skies and some friends left by automobile yesterday for the Hopi dances, and will tour northern Arizona.
 Visiting in Humboldt
 Mrs. A. B. Fox is spending an ex- tended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Walter A. Nickerson.
 Back from Vacation
 Mrs. Z O. Brown has returned from her two weeks outing in Los Angeles and other coast points. Sheepman in Town
 R. E. Culver is in the city from his sheep range near Flagstaff, driv- ing in through the Mayer district. Flagstaff Attorney Here
 Judge F. w. Perkins of Flagstaff is in Prescott on legal business. Will Ship Goats
 Hiram Walker, goat raiser of the Kirkland country is in the city He is arranging to ship train of 1000 goats to market.
 Humboldt Visitor
 Mrs. James Molloy of Humboldt is visiting friends in the city for few days.
 Back from Vacation Ralph Peterson, who has been on leave of absence from Fort Whipple for a vacation in California, returned yesterday.
 Going to Kirkland
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Weidler leave by automobile this morning for Kirkland where they will spend sev- eral days.
 Education Meeting
 Prof. s. H. Martin yesterday went to Flagstaff to attend an important meeting of the state board of educa- ton of which he is member. To Visit Phoenix
 F. P Cruice left on the south bound train yesterday afternoon for Phoenix, where he will visit a few days before returning to his post of duty at Topeka.
 To Try Prescott Climate
 w. E. Dempsey, a veteran of the World war, arrived yesterday from Sawtelle, Calif., to try to the virtues of the Mile High climate as com pared with the sea coast. Ladies to See Snakes
 Miss Ethel Reitermann and Miss Jessie Wilburn of the Red Cross staff at Fort Whipple left today for Flagstaff and from there will go by automobile to see the Mokis in their snake dance. They expect a wonder ful and thrilling time.
 Came Up for Air
 Carl Betts of Glendale is paying a visit to his aunt, Mrs. Julia Holly, on North Marina street. He will be here for some time and enjoy the cool mountain breezes before return ing to the valley. Out Among the Voters
 C. C. Stukey, candidate for the democratic nomination for sheriff, has returned from a campaigning trip in the southern and eastern parts of the county. He is rounding up his cohorts so that his numerous op- ponents will not have all the votes when the tally IS in Dinner Party Miss Dorothy Pickerill ceIebraed her fourteenth birthday anniversary with a dinner party which was at tended by number of her young friends. The Pickerill home in Mil Ter Valley was tastefully decorated for the occasion and the young folks had a most enjoyable time. Some Assessments Raised Yesterday. a number of business men were cited to appear before the city council sitting as board of equlization and show cause why their taxes should not be increased. Some were able to convince the council that no increase was deserving, while others were not so successful and some raises were made in their as easements.