Weekly journal-miner., 1922-10-11
Phoenix Visitor


 Mrs. Lulu Nichols of Phoenix is in the city for a few days to visit friends.
 Rancher Visits
 (. A. Shupp yesterday returned to ihis ranch in Skull Valley after a short stay in Prescott. From the South
 Fred ]. Elliott, Phoenix attorney, is passing few. days in the city on legal business.
 In Skull Valley
 II. B. Wales, Prescott forest super visor, is in Skull Valley on official business for his office. Goes to Mayer | J. E. Russell of the Russell & Stack law office, yesterday went to Mayer on business, returning in the afternoon.
 Returns from East
 Frank Foster, president of the Hill Hardware company, is expected to re- turn to Prescott today, after a visit of six weeks in the east. On School Business
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, county su- lperintendent of schools, yesterday went out to Walnut Creek on school business.
 Returns from Coast
 Mrs. A. L. Thomas, wife of the division storekeeper of the Santa Fe offices, has returned from Los An geles after a weeks visit with. her daughter.
 From Jerome Miss Margaret Lehane of Jerome was among visitors in the city yes terday.
 Kirkland Visitor
 Mrs. Frank Condron of Kirkland is among visitors in town, having driven in to shop and visit friends. Phoenix Visitor
 Miss Bertha Goldsworthy of Phoe- nix $ spending the week there as the house-guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Nolan.
 On Mining Business
 w. H. Brahmer is passing few days in the city on mining business, coming in from his property in the Walker district.
 House-Guest
 Miss Marguerite Adams of Kansas is here as the house guest of Mrs. Harry Myers.
 Goes to Coast
 Herndon J. Norris of the Norris & Norris law offices, yesterday left for Los Angeles for a. few days. His father, T. c. Norris, has gone to Castle Hot Springs. On Legal Business C. P. Mullen, rancher of Hillside and member of the county highway commission, is passing few days in the city on legal business. Return to Verde Herbert Reid and Jack Thurston, cattle growers of Camp Verde, yes terday returned to their homes after short business trip to Prescott. Returns to Home
 ]. H. Warren yesterday returned to his home in Kirkland after short stay in town. Warren is with the L. ]. Haselfeld store. Goes to Selgman
 F. A. Reid, manager of the Reid Cashion company, yesterday went to visit tie company's ranch at Selig- man, after a short stay in Prescott Reid's home is in Phoenix. Makes Many Happy
 P. J. Walsh, the new state agent for the Royal typewriter, has been in Prescott for several days supplying service to Royal owners, and leaves today for Jerome. To Visit Sister
 Miss Helena Voge, chief clerk in the Santa Fe storekeeper's office here, yesterday afternoon left for a short trip to San Francisco and Berkeley, where she will visit her sister, Miss Vera Voge, and other relatives. Miss Vera Voge is a student at the Uni versity of California. Go to Canyon
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Weidler, Mir. and Mrs. Charles G. Riebeling, Mrs. Margaret Hirshfeld and Miss Grace NJ. Sparkes left yesterday afternoon for the Grand canyon, where they will stay for several days. They made the trip north by automobile. Leave for East
 Miss Kathleen Turner and her mother, who have been the house guests of MT. and Mrs. Harry Smith for the past week, are leaving to- morrow for their home in Kenosha, Wis. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Harry Smith, who plans to pass Iro,,orha