Weekly journal-miner., 1919-09-10
City Ne1Os Tn Brief
(From Wednesdays DailY.l

registering at Hotel Congress.
 Visiting Friends
 Mrs. Claude Baker and Mrs
 James P. Cleator of Turkey station
 wives of mining operators, are in tht
 city for a few days visiting with
 friends.
 Outing is Over
 MT. and Mrs J. H. Wingfeld have returned from the seaside resorts oi Southern California after summeT outing, and leave today for Camp Verde, their home.
 Visitor Leaves
 Mrs. Carrie Boudinet has concluded a two weeks visit with her brother Harry Dietz, at Pine Crest, and re- turned home to Pine Crest yesterday Coast Visitor
 Mrs. Sidney L. Beach of Whittier, Cal, accompanied by her daughter is in the city to remain for an ex- tended visit with her brothers, Ed and Lee Block
 CIarkdale Visitors
 Prof and Mrs. w. R. Hull, the first named superintendent of Clark dale public schools, are in the city for a few days visiting with friends, and also on official business. That school opens for the fall term next Monday.
 To Tucson
 Tom Bate went to Tucson yester- day to return visit from Photo grapher Buchanan of that city last winter. Buchanan is putting in new plant and Bate is going to see him do it. Both picked the very finest time O year to pay their visits Visiting Teacher
 Miss Hilda C. Enge is in the city and is preparing to leave for Camp Verde, where she has been retained to teach the public school, having been retained, and the school opens next week.
 Country Visitor
 Dell Higgins, interested in oil lands and a farmer of Verde valley, visited the city yesterday, reporting a pros porous country. He also stated there is strong probability that explora- ton for oil will soon be under head way.
 Vacation Trip
 MT. and Mrs. M. B. Hazeltine and their three sons left yesterday for Pasadena, Cal, where the first named is to spend three months vacation. His wife will remain away for the winter, occupying their home in the above city, and the boys are going to school. Autos Hit Head On
 Two autos, one a local and the other from Superior, came together head on yesterday afternoon at the corner of Cortez and Sheldon, but it ! was simply hard squeeze, and only the radiators suffered. There was nobody at home" in one of the | cars, which caused the mixup. Conclude Visit
 Mrs. George Greenwood and her two daughters, visitors since early in June, return home to Casa Grande today, owing to public school open ing about September IS. Miss Emma Greenwood oh arriving was quite ill with flu complications, but her health is fully restored. The family made many friends while here who regret their leaving.
 Feminine Miners
 Mrs. Ward H. Wheeler, assistant school superintendent, and Miss Kitty Crossman, deputy clerk of the Superior court, have returned from a three days outing at the DeSoto copper camp, as guests of Mrs. Claude Ferguson, wife of the superintend- ent. They are intending to become copper queens, and already are setting aside a portion of their salaries in subscribing for stock with the crim- son hue
 Serious Condition
 Advices from Humboldt yesterday were to the effect that Peter Egberg had submitted to an operation in the Consolidated hospital, and if he sur vided until this orning there was hope of his recovery. This well known miner met with an accident in a cave-in at the Arizona mine last week, his condition at that time not being considered severe. After being taken to Humboldt for treatment it was found that he was seriously in- jured internally.
 Happy Hassayamper
 Writing from Camp Dix, New Jersey, that is what Billy" Streeter says: Got here whole a few days ago. Am ordered to Fort Bliss to get out of the army. Then watch this Hassayamper hit it hard for Gods own country; the bovine for Willie, do you hear me? The Hun can run his own affairs, as we got through with him" Streeter is and is from the southern end of the state He volunteered for service, and it appears as if he has had enough. Switches Over