Weekly journal-miner., 1922-08-09
Taken III
(From FridaY,s DaIIvl
Mayer Visitor

(From Fridays Dany)
 Mayer Visitor
 Eek Mcdonald of Mayer drove in to Prescott yesterday to transact
 business and greet friends in this city.
 Goes to Maxton
 Louis Bunte of the law offices of R. E, Morrison yesterday went to
 Maxton for a few days on business. Cattleman Here
 Asa Bozarth, well known cattle man, passed yesterday in the city transacting business and greeting his friends in town.
 Phoenix Businessman
 Harry Gibbs, businessman of Phoe- nix, came up from the south yester- day and passed the day in Prescott. Revenue Collector
 Frank R. Stewart, collector of in ternal revenue for the district of Arizona, was among visitors in the city yesterday, on business for his office.
 Return from Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Mann have re- turned from Phoenix, where they have been visiting for the past ten days.
 Goes on Vacation
 Charles Kennedy of the Hardware of the Bashford-B -Burmis- ter company, is away on a vacation, which he is passing at his mining claims out of town. Visit Friends Here
 The Misses Ruby and Edna Rob- inson of Chloride have arrived in Prescott to visit friends for few days.
 Returns from Coast
 Harry Elliott, engineer with the local Santa Fe line, has returned from a vacation of a month with his family at Long Beach. Ore Buyer Here
 Tom White, field ore buyer for the Southwest Metals company's shelter at Humboldt, was in the city on business. Returns to Home
 R. w. Bullard, well known merch- mt of Congress Junction, returned here yesterday after short stay in Prescott on business. Return from North
 Mir. and Mrs. Perry Bones, Mir. md Mrs. Charles Wright and Miss Iellora Wright of Phoenix have re- urncd from a visit to the Grand | They are passing the sum- ner in Prescott. Returns to Phoenix
 Judge Frank H. Lyman, superior udge of Maricopa county and a can idate for the democratic nomination or justice of the supreme court, yes erday returned to Phoenix after pre- iding over hearing of a case in the peal superior court. foes to Jerome
 J. Link Smith, a candidate for the epublican nomination for sheriff, went to Jerome in the in erests of his campaign. rom Chino Valley
 Mrs. J. O. Welch and her daugh- er, Carrie, drove in yesterday from leir home in Chino valley, to pass le day here shopping and visiting -iends.
 chool Heads }
 H. P. Schwanbeck and Fred Ha- -orth of Cedar Glade were in the ity yesterday on business from Cedar S Jade, where they are members of { le board of school trustees. oes to Verde
 Emmet T. Morrison, a candidate ,r the republican nomination for 1 ounty attorney, yesterday visited l le Verde district in the interests of is candidacy. ; Improved
 Dorothy Pickerill, daughter of Mir. | Id Mrs. w. w. Pickerill, who was t .itically injured when run over by l automobile in Miller valley last eek, is now resting easily and re- ,vering from her injuries, Mir. Pick i'll said yesterday. h eturn from Springs c Mrs. Charles Steele and her daugh- a r Ruth who are passing the sum- E CT here from their home in Phoenix ( i've returned to the city after g ort visit with friends at Iron E brings.
 rom Camp Wood n Harry Knight, president of the fl avapai County Cattle Growers as p