Weekly journal-miner., 1922-09-20
Phoenix Visitors

JlllliIllc GdlSWOTIny and |. (. l Barnes are among visitors registering c from. Phoenix. They arrived Thurs e day.
 3 Cattleman Here
 l Ray Cowden of Cowden & Bab-
 bit, Phoenix cattle buyers and breed
 CTS of blooded bulls, arrived from the south Thursday and will be here for : q few days on business. Here on Business A. C. Condict of Albuquerque ar rived in Prescott Thursday for a
 short stay on business.
 Returns from Coast Forrest L. Kirby returned to Pres colt Thursday from Riverside, Calf. ; where he has been recently, and plans to stay here during the winter. . He is registered at the Prescott.
 From Phoenix
 Among visitors in the city from
 Phoenix are Joe Burke, P. w. So-
 bey, S. R. Cuswell and wife, Mir. and
 Mrs. A. w. Newton, and R. L.
 Vamel and wife
 Furst to Phoenix
 Undersheriff Joe Furst went to
 Phoenix yesterday with John Kelley
 who was committed during the after
 he r4o+a
 Goes to Kirkland
 L. ]. Hase1feld yesterday returned
 to his home in Kirkland, where he is
 engaged in the merchandising busi- mess, after stay of several days in Prescott From Kingman
 Mr. and Mrs. Mace Anderson of Kingman have been passing the last two or three days in Prescott. They are registered at the Prescott hotel. 1 | J. Myrmo of Walker and C. Stimson i of Wagoner are also registered at the Prescott.
 ! Accompanies Sister
 Miss Helen Sloan, who has been in Prescott for the past few months, yesterday left for Oklahoma, accom- panying her sister, who has been i'll for some time.
 Called by Illness
 Mrs Warren c. Davis yesterday was called to Prescott by the illness of her grandmother, Mrs. Hill Mrs. Davis had been passing a few days at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Wells, in Mayer.
 Inspection Trip
 R. C. Kline, division engineer for the Albuquerque division of the Santa Fe coast lines, was in the city yesterday. MT. Kline IS making an inspection trip oyer the local lines, which form the fourth district of the Albuquerque division.
 Returns to East
 (. A. Tasting, New York mining man, yesterday left to return to his home in the east MT. Hastings is in terestcd in the Sheldon mine at Walker, and has been here on busi- ness connected with it. Go to Coast
 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace D. Coburn and Dorothy Coburn yesterday after noon left for La Jolla, Calif., where Miss Dorothy will enter the Bishop school. Mr and Mrs. Coburn will { return in a few days. Iowa Visitors
 H. w. Schuler of Burlington, Ia, and L. B. Liebelstein of Ames, la, are visitors in Prescott. They ar , rived Thursday and are registered at the St. Michael hotel From the Coast n
 Among coast visitors who have n registered at local hotels during the f past two days are MT. and Mrs. L. n J. Reed and John w. Rule, Oakland; Q F. w. Huntsman, San Francisco; M. $ F. Schmidt, Los Angeles; & T. Ak I tell, Sacramento; and NJ. A. John son, Los Angeles F Road Man Here II
 w. ]. Flood of Jerome, a member II of the county road forces working il under the highway commission, was Il in the city on business at the com fl mission office yesterday. E To Start Mine W
 Bert Roland, well known mining man of the Crown King country, is passing a few days in the city on ,. business. Mr. Roland is planning to " start up his mine and stamp-mill S which are located in the Turkey fe Creek district near Hooper. B Enters School sl
 Miss Vera Jackson ("Jimmic" to m Ter friends and classmates) has left K or Tucson, where she will enter the n 4a A U