Weekly journal-miner., 1922-07-26

Move to New York
 MT. and Mrs. C. L. Gearhardt O.
 Clarkdale nave gone to New York . where they will make their home. Attend Conference MT. and Mrs. J. D. Frey of Clark. dale have gone to Flagstaff to attend the annual missionary conference al
 that p lace.
 Leave for South
 Miss Mary M. Loomis and Mir Duval Dunne of Boston, who have
 been visiting in Prescott for the past
 three days, yesterday left for the
 south.
 Returns from Coast
 E. J. -Selley, principal owner of
 the Copper Chief Extension mine at
 Jerome, has returned from California
 and is now in the Verde district
 again.
 Phoenix Visitors
 Among visitors in the city on busi-
 ness from the capital are F. L.
 Niderer, J. J. McNulty and Gus
 Engstrom, all of whom are registered at the St. Michael.
 Visit Jerome
 James Horan of the Twohy Con- struction company and Archibald
 Dulmage, also of Phoenix, drove over to Jerome yesterday after arriv- ing from the south. on business.
 Visits Daughter Here
 Mrs. M, Maxwell Fox, of Radnor, Pa, is spending a few weeks with her daughter, Miss Fox, at the coun- try club.
 Brings in Ore
 A. Cole of Phoenix, president of the Black Chief Copper company, came in from the mine yesterday, bringing with him a sample of schist ore with good traces of cooper.
 Goes to Ranch
 Mrs. Charles Steele of Tempe, who is passing the summer in Prescott, has gone out to the C. P. Mullen ranch at Hillside for few days visit.
 Returns from Mayer
 J, Link Smith, candidate for the republican nomination for sheriff, re- turned yesterday afternoon from Mayer and Humboldt, where he has been for the last couple of days. Clarkdale Visitors
 Mir and Mrs. R. K. Duffy and Mir. L. A. Kehr of Clarkdale drove over to Prescott yesterday, transacting business here and enjoying a game on the Hassayampa links. Officer
 c. S. Fitzmaurice of Lynx Creek was appointed registra- ton officer for that district. Notice of the appointment was filed by County Recorder E. A. McSwiggin. Kirkland Dance
 Candidates for nomination on the republican and democratic tickets for county offices are planning to at tend a dance 10 be held in the Kirk land bo1I +b;e o,-a,;,~ Says Road Good
 William Deering drove in from his -anch near Thumb Butte yesterday 70 transact business and greet friends here. He says the road in rom Thumb Butte is in good shape. Bought Out Theater
 The Clarkdale motion-picture the tier has been purchased from Kee- Ian and Kranso by D. O. Saunders md R. c. Staff, who will open the ( louse under new management August I st. C Il at Hospital . L44S SOulSSol udISlllCl OI MI. dliu ' Irs. T. s. Bennett of Cottonwood is eriously i'll at the Mercy hospital 6 lere and her mother is constant at a endant at her bedside. [ Auto Men Here
 Frank Free, Phoenix dealer for Il he White Motor Car company, and I . B. Williams of San Francisco, the { Pacific coast representa- i've, are in the city for a few days f. II business. fl 70 Visit Properties ( Arriving with his wife and son rom Houghton, Mich, F. Gibbs, a C inning engineer of that city, is in u Prescott for while, planning to look 7 yer some properties in this vicinity. 4 Iotor Through North r MT. and Mrs. R. Q. Grant of 2, 'hoenix are in the city for a short F 'hile, planning to make an automo- ile tour through the north of the al tate. Mir Grant is meteorologist in b harge of the U. s. weather bureau " l Arizona. |, f St Michael "