Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-13
From Groom Creek

Central Arizona Light & Power
 company, was in the city with her
 children yesterday from the Alters
 summer lodge at Groom Creek. Mrs
 Aller, who recently returned from
 Boston, plans to pass about two
 weeks at Groom Creek, before return,
 ing to Phoenix for the winter. Verde Visitor
 Val de Camp, well known resident
 of the Verde side, came over to Pres
 colt yesterday to transact business and greet friends.
 Return to Mesa
 NIT. and Mrs. J. J. Kiple are leav- ing today for their home in Mesa after short visit in Prescott.
 Go to Mesa
 Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Peterson, who were married last Saturday, yesterday left for Mesa, where they will make their home.
 Mayer Visitor
 "Deacon" w. H. Skinner was in the city yesterday afternoon on busi. ness from the Pocahontas mine. From Mayer L. P Nellis, merchant of Mayer, passed yesterday in this city He drove in to attend the funeral of Sheriff Warren c. Davis. From Mayer
 Mrs. George w. Woodley drove in yesterday from her home in Mayer to attend the funeral of the late War ren c. Davis.
 Attends Funeral
 Frank Wilson came in yesterday from his home in Mayer to attend funeral services for the late Warren c. Davis.
 Attend Funeral
 Mir. and Mrs. B. (. Jones came in yesterday from their home in Mayer to attend the funeral of Warren c. Davis.
 Jerome Visitor
 Mrs. Paul C. Keefe of Jerome, wife of the speaker of the house of repre- sentatives, has been visiting friends in Prescott yesterday and Thursday On Legal Business
 T. l.. Morris, well known goat raiser of Skull Valley, and Oliver Piphenney, also of Skull Valley, were in the city yesterday on legal business. Goes to Verde
 (. C. Norton, a candidate for the democratic nomination for county at torney, today is going to Jerome and the Verde valley to visit voters in the interests of his campaign. Visits Grandmother
 Alan Campbell, son of Governor Thomas E. Campbell, is passing a few days in Prescott visiting his grandmother, Mrs, Daniel Campbell. Kirkland Visitor
 Wayne Thornburg, well known cat tleman of Kirkland, passed yesterday in the city to transact business and greet friends. Attend Funeral
 MT. and Mrs. James O'Brien and 1 their son, Jimmie D'Brien, were in the city, yesterday, coming i'll from Mayer to attend the funeral services for the late Warren c. Davis. Rancher Here
 A. w. Lessard, rancher and fruit grower of the Agua Fria, drove to Prescott yesterday with a load ot produce for the local market. Brings Fruit In
 Ed Bochat, rancher of Cottonwood, yesterday drove to town with ruck-load of fruit for the Prescott market.
 More Fruit
 J. L. Williams of Oak Creek brought a load of fruit in for Pres .ott consumption yesterday. Here on Business
 MT. and Mrs. James P. Cleator of Turkey Creek drove to Prescott yes erday on business. Mir. Cleator is tore-keeper at Turkey Creek. Chief of Police
 ]. G. Crowley, chief of police of erome, was among visitors in the ity yesterday He attended funeral h ervices for the late Warren c. Davis.
 Deputy Sheriffs ,
 Charles Sauer and Fred Hawkins, eputy sheriffs on the Verde side, I we're among those attending funeral ervices yesterday afternoon for heriff Warren c. Davis. S ,attleman Here ( Mert w. Stewart, well known C -avapai cattleman, was among wis ors in the city yesterday.