Weekly journal-miner., 1915-06-30
Teachers Leave.
(From Fridays Daily.)


 (From Fridays Daily) Eastern Trip.
 Mrs. Orville Shride and son left last night for Findlay,. Ohio, to re- main away for the summer visiting with relatives
 Among the Pines.
 Dr. and Mrs. D. NJ. Staupers, of Yuma, were arrivals yesterday in auto, and will remain in this locality for the summer, camping out among the pines. Returns From South.
 Mrs. A. ]. Carroll, a former resident of the city, returned Wednesday night from Phoenix, to join her husband, who has valuable mining interests near Humboldt.
 Comes to Visit.
 Mrs. Jessie Turnbull, a former resi- dent of Prescott, daughter of I. P. Burnett, arrived yesterday from Long Beach, Cal, to remain for few days visiting with her many friends. Temperance Address.
 Those interested in the temperance cause on the West side. are invited to meet at the home of Mrs. H. NJ. Con- nell, 702 Western avenue, Saturday at 8 D. m. where Mrs. Gammage will de liver an address.
 Recuperating Health.
 Herbert Noble, a resident several years ago with the Mt. Union Min ing Co.,, arrived a few days ago from Leadville, Colo, and will remain un- til fall. He is convalescing from ill., ness due to pneumonia. . Prominent Visitors. =
 MT. and Mrs. C. Baker, of Chicago, recently arrived to visit with their daughter, Mrs. J. R. Hilton. Mir. Baker is general manager of the Postal Telegraph Co.,, and has return ed to the above city. while his wife is to remain indefinitely. After Many Years.
 Stephen Phelps, several years ago a resident of this city and Fort Whip pie, arrived during the week from San Francisco, and contemplates re- maining. For nearly l2 years he has been employed by the military in a civil capacity at Agana, Guam is- lands.
 Entertaining Friend.
 Mrs. Ed. Block is entertaining for a few days, Mrs. Grace Haven, of the Hawaiian islands, who is returning home after trip of several weeks to Eastern states. The visitor is associ' ated with missionary work, and is prominently known in religious circles Of the nation.
 Military Visitor.
 Colonel Alfred Hasbrouck, com manding the 18th U. s. Infantry, was an arrival yesterday from Douglas, where he has his headquarters. This regiment was formerly stationed at Fort Whipple, and significance at taches to this officer arriving at this particular time.
 Visiting Friends.
 Mrs. F. T. Miner, of Humboldt, and daughter, Mrs. Ernest C. Lane, of Swansea, are in the city for few days visiting with friends. Mir. Lane is connected with the Swansea mines is responsible capacity and is look, ing after ore shipments to the Con solidated smelters.
 Visiting Old Haunts.
 Geo. H. Chapman, of the Pioneers Home, left yesterday for Williamson valley on trip of recreation for a few weeks at the Matli ranch. This is his first visit to that region since early days, when he frequently made the trip for the military to old Camp Wallapai on Walnut creek. Leaves For Home.
 Miss Fleta Smith, who will be fav- orably remembered as a teacher in the public schools in this city last term, returned yesterday to her home in Los Angeles, to reside in the future, As the guest of her uncle and amt, Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Smith she made the trip in auto to the Grand Canyon during the week, with which wonder ful creation of nature she expressed