Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-09
City NeUs In Brief
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 been i'll recently, yesterday was re- ported to be considerably improved Phoenix Visitor
 James Elder, well known business man of Phoenix, was in the city yes terday visiting friends and transact ing business.
 From the South
 Dr. Charles s. Vivian, physician and surgeon of Phoenix, was in the city yesterday and Monday. pr. Vivian formerly lived at Humboldt Return from Coast
 Mir. and Mrs. A. F. Bellamy of Phoenix, who are passing the sum mer in Prescott, have returned here from a short visit to the coast. Go on Trip
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Temple left at 5 o'clock yesterday morning by automobile to visit Mormon lake They will be gone for about three weeks.
 Mining Man Here
 Joe Cavanaugh, well known mining man from Walker, passed yesterday in the city transacting business and greeting friends
 Returns from Jerome
 James Cook, a candidate for the democratic nomination for sheriff, re- turned yesterday from a trip of sev- era1 days to Jerome and Clarkdale in the interests of his campaign. Vacation Here
 NJ. J. Pettid, baker of Phoenix, is enjoying a short vacation in Prescott, Visits Friends Here
 Mrs. E. R. Silver of Puntenney is passing several days visiting friends in the city.
 Needles Visitor
 Mrs. R. D. Pierson of Needles is passing several days with friends in Prescott. She arrived Monday. Rancher in Town
 J. Van Dickson, well known rancher and cattleman of Skull Val ley, drove to Prescott yesterday on business.
 From Jerome
 H. w. Lewis, manager of the Bank of Arizona at Jerome and Clarkdale, drove over from Jerome yesterday on business. Returns to Mine
 w. P. Mcleod, mining man of Walker, returned there yesterday after a short stay in the city to transact business and visit friends En Route South
 E. S. Turville of Casa Grande, agricultural agent for Pinal county | was in the city yesterday on his way | to Florence from Flagstaff. County Engineer
 Joseph Mccarthy, county engineer, was in the city yesterday from his home in Jerome. Back from North
 R. B. Westervelt, deputy county attorney, returned yesterday after noon from Ash Fork, where he went to attend opening of bids on the Ash Fork school. Jerome Visitors
 Frank Gassoway of the Jerome Drug company and his daughter, Miss Peggy Gassoway, were visitors in the city on Monday. Is Improved
 Bill Bianconi, who was injured in an automobile accident last week, is getting along well, according to his father, John Bianconi. From Puntenney
 Nelson Puntenney was among wis itors in the city yesterday. He came ill Monday night and registered at the St. Michael hotel. Yuma Visitor
 C. M White of Yuma is passing several days in the city, having brought his brother here to the Mercy hospital. Returns from Trip
 F. s. Viele, president of the Ari- zona Power company, has returned from an extended trip to San Fran cisco and New York. Visits Brother
 Barry NJ. Goldwater of NJ. Gold water 6. Brother of Phoenix, is in the city visiting his brother and sis ter-in-law, Mayor and Mrs. Morris Goldwater. Mining Man Here
 Richard Houston, well known min ing man of the Bolado country, came up yesterday from his mine to visit friends and transact business here. Return to Home
 Mrs. J. c. Williams and her daugh- ter, Miss Joy Platt, who have been visiting in Prescott recently, have re- turned to their home in Blythe Calf I'