Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-09-04

turning to Oskaloosa, Ia., Mrs. Ham mes and son will spend three or foul days at the Grand Canyon.
 Major and Mrs. F. W. Foster an, their son, Charles, returned to Whip pie Barracks, Monday evening, aftci spending five very pleasant and enjoy able days at the Grand Canyon.
 Mrs. Ida A. Dutchcr and her daugh ter, Miss Emma, left for Los Angeles Thursday morning, where Miss Emma will remain for n month, and Mrs Butcher will visit with her sister ther, for several months. All of Mrs Dutchcr's friends are very much dc lighted that she has rcgained heI strength and is able to travel aftei such long and severe siege of ill ness.
 Miss Alice Campbell returned tc Morenci, Wednesday morning, wher, she has charge of the schools there Miss Campbell has been spending t1e summer here at her home, with hel parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan c. Camp bell.
 Mrs. George Cotton Once Heller Adams), of Flagstaff, arrived in Pres colt, Monday evening, where she wa, the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs A. D. Adams, and returned to her hom, in Flagstaf, Saturday afternoon. Mrs. C. T. Herr arrived at her hon, in whipplc Barracks, Monday evening after visiting her nome in Canada and in Ohio for the past three months. Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Brccht returned home, Saturday morning, from their visit with relatives in New York While east Mir. and Mrs. Brecht at. tended the Knight Tcmplar conclave at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
 Mrs. C. A. Peter, ST., returned home Monday evening, after spending several weeks at the coast. She was met n, Ash Fork by her son, C. A. Peter, Jr Dr. W. c. Hammond of the U. $. dental corps, left Wnipple, Monday evening, for Fort Huachuca. Miss Clara HoG has returned to Prescott after m absence of over n year. Miss Hoff taught in the public schools here for two years, and her many friends in Prescott are glad that she has accepted the same position in the schools again. For the past year Miss HofY has been teaching in the pub. lie school of Santa Cruz, Cal.
 This morning Mir. and Mrs. II. R, Ward and their daughter, Betty, leave for California with Mrs. Ward s mother, Mrs. F. P. Kidder. Mrs. Kid. der has been visiting her daughter for the past two weeks, and the Wards will visit in Grass Valley and Oregon for three months, the guests of Mrs. | Kidder.
 Saturday morning, Miss Emily Dan- iel left for Crown King, where she will visit until Monday evening with Mrs. W. C. Bashford.
 Miss Sara Trcgo returned home, Monday evening, from her outing trip to the Verde and the Natural Bridge.
 c. F.. Meany spent Sunday and Mon day with his brother, Herbert Meany, nt Crown King.
 Miss Marcia Carter returned to her home in Phoenix, Thursday morning after a very pleasant visit of two weeks in Prescott, the guest of Miss Dorothy Drake.
 Captain c. T. Armistcad has received the appointment as military instructor at the University of Arkansas. He ex poets to leave Whipple about the 10th of September.
 l A. W. Edwards returned home, Wed nesday evening, from his visit in Lo' Angeles, where he left Mrs. Edwards who will stay until ner brother Is able to come home.
 Mrs. Duncan Hood entertained a' dinner on Saturday evening, Captain and Mrs. Armistead, Mrs. Ivy Tut m. Glenn, at the Hotel St. Michael.
 Miss Laura Bittncr of Milwaukee Wis, has arrived in Prescott to tak' charge of the kindergarten for th' coming year.
 Among the teachers who taught her' last year and who have returned iron their vacations arc Miss Glass, Mis- Dexter and Mir Frederick Decker.
 Mrs. R. B. Burmister and her tw' attractive children arrived in Prescott Saturday morning, and will remain fo a week with Mir. Burmister's parents Mir. and Mrs. K. II. Burmister. Mir. and Mrs. w. II. Doyle are be Ina, .o,ur.,nlatod ovov tba hirth of ,