Weekly journal-miner., 1922-06-21

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 probably Wednesday night.
 Visits in East Mrs. John o. Clark of Pine Crest
 left Saturday for a months visit
 with friends and relatives in Grand
 Rapids and other places in Michigan. Go to California Superintendent and Mrs. Fred Campbell of the County hospital yesterday went to California, where
 they plan to visit for while.
 Is in Phoenix
 1 w. P. Arntz, roadmaster of the
 local Santa Fe lines, yesterday went
 to Phoenix, on business for the local
 office.
 Return from Canyon
 Mir. and Mrs. Otho R. Hill have
 returned from the canyon, where
 they went for a short visit last
 week.
 Returns to Phoenix
 Judge Frank. o. Smith returned to Phoenix Sunday evening. Mrs.
 Smith will be at the Congress for another week.
 Goes to East
 Miss Alice Bitner, of the Prescott city school faculty, left during the weekend for the east. She will visit in Albuquerque and Denver en route to Milwaukee.
 Leaves for Summer
 Miss Adeline Cahill of the Pres colt city school faculty, has gone to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. During the summer she will visit there and at the lakes in Michigan.
 Whipple Men Back
 Hilliard T. Brooks and Ralph l. Peterson, former Whipple patients, returned to Prescott Friday, after spending several months in Cali fornia
 At Crown King
 H. B. Wales, supervisor of the Prescott National forest, is in the Crown King district of the forest on business connected with range ap- praisals being made. Goes to Tucson
 Dr. w. H. Long, plant pathologist of the bureau of plant industry, has gone to Tucson after a visit in the Prescott National forest. Dr. Longs headquarters are in Albuquerque. En Route to Coast
 Mrs. Raymond Belcher of Texas, who formerly made her home in this city, is visiting for few days in Prescott en route to California for the summer. She is accompanied by her two children.
 From the Verde
 ]. F. Ralston drove over yesterday from his home in the Verde valley. He reports that the cattle there are in good condition, and that several shipments are being made. Growers are getting $2l, he said. Goes to Coast
 Malcolm Lowry, brother of the late Lieut. James Lowry, has gone to Los Angeles, following funeral services here for his brother. He will return later to his home in Globe. From Skull Valley
 Harlow Vo1ler, rancher of the Skull Valley section, was in from his ranch on business yesterday. He I says that having is now going on in his section. :, Mining Man Here
 D. A. Seaman, mining man of the f Venezia district, passed yesterday in Prescott on business. From here he plans to go on to Phoenix for a few f lays. { Visit Mother z
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Williams of Phoenix have arrived in Prescott . rom their home in Phoenix. Former of this city, they will pass ' few days here as guests Of Mrs. Williams mother, Mrs. George H. F Davis. T Back from Coast
 Frederick K. Steiner, former pa tent at Whipple, and adjutant of Ernest A. Love post Of the American :, -egion last year, returned to Pres :. :ott Saturday from San Luis Obispo, = -alif., where he has been visiting elatives. He plans to stay here for ' while. \; 1njoy Picnic V A party of local people motored c ut to Groom Creek for a picnic T, sunday In the party were Mrs. ,arrie Merwin, Mir. and Mrs. Jack A ;hull, MT. and Mrs. Jack Schultz, \