Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-06

! may run a new check survey over the route of the Hassayampa-Yar road.
 U. s. Road Man
 Don Evans, field man for the bu- reau of public roads, is in Prescott on business with the engineers.
 Back to Phoenix
 Miss Ida Walker, who has been spending the summer in Prescott, has returned to her home in Phoenix. Likes the Summer Climate
 Miss Jeanette Wells, who has been spending part of the summer as the guest of her cousin, Miss Edith Byrns, left yesterday afternoon for her home in Chicago. She says she has enjoyed Arizona climate i'm intensely this summer and that Has sayampa water Is good and she thinks she will be back next summer for more of both.
 According to Hoyle
 E. A. Marlowe of the school board at Williamson Valley was in the city yesterday. He conferred with Miss Hoyle, who will teach the school there this year. The school will be taught strictly according to "Hoyle" this year.
 Visitors Leave
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Schwarz and two daughters, Eleanor and Elizabeth, who nave been visiting thei rniece, Mrs. C. T. Davenport, left yesterday for the Grand canyon en route home to Richmond Hill, N. Y. They were charmed with Pres colt and hope to return next year. Receives Sad News
 Mrs. Lillian Edwards of the Pres colt Business college yesterday re- ceived telegram from her home in Georgia that her nephew was killed in an automobile accident at Gaines vile, Ga, the evening before. She feels keenly the loss, and remarks that life has strange endings. This boy was in five of the big battles in the late war and came out unscathed to meet death in the everyday prac- tice of automobile travel.
 To Study Dancing
 Miss Andrea Bradley, daughter of MT. and Mrs Mark Bradley has gone to Los Angeles 10 take a course iR interpretative dancing in the leading dancing academy on the coast. Mrs. Bradley accompanied the young lady to assist her in getting settled, after which she will return to Prescott Miss Bradley will study her chosen art for one year.
 Back from Snake Dance
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul Lodge and chil- dren have returned from the Hote- villa snake dance. They had won derful time and say that all the tribesmen who went as well as the chiefs of the Smoki, had great time. Smith Funeral Held
 The funeral of the late Wm.- H. Smith of West Prescott was held yesterday afternoon at the Citizens cemetery from Ruffner's chapel. A large number of friends and acquaint- ances was present MT. Smith was a veteran of the World war and was here seeking to regain his health. Death Wins Fight
 Miss Amelia Bennett, whose rela- tives live near Camp Verde, died re- gently at a local hospital and the funeral was held yesterday from Ruffner's undertaking parlors. A number of relatives and friends of the family accompanied the remains to the Mountain View cemetery. Miss Bennett had been suffering from a lingering illness, making fight for recovery, but nature was against her and death was the victor.
 Regaining Health
 Mrs. Porter Martin, who has been in Prescott for the past three months with her daughter, who is at Films sanatorium, is leaving today for her home in Springfield, Mo. She will spend a few months at home with the rest of the family and will return to be with her daughter till she IS well. She expects to be here for about three years, and the young wo- man is making eXcsellent headway toward regaining her health. From Saturdays Dally) railroad at Phoenix. FIctel Deal Closed
 Mrs. Marietta Staples and Mrs. f Irene H. Miller have purchased the