Weekly journal-miner., 1919-09-10

Phoenix yesterday to enter upon her
 senior year at St. Joseph's acade y.
 Midnight Test Active
 Harry Ecker is in the city from
 the Midnight Test mine and reports
 that camp and surroundings as act
 i've. He thinks prosperity is at hand
 for that section.
 To Begin School Term
 Miss Marguerite Levy left yester-
 day to commence her second term
 Of school at Miami She has spent
 her vacation at home with her par
 ents, MT. and Mrs. Nathan Levy.
 Saw Desolation
 Mayor Goldwater and A. A. Johns, who visited Europe and attended the Masonic Jubilee in England, have re- turned home, and while across the pond visited Belgium and France and saw the havoc of wars desolation Back From Hospital
 O. H. Lind has returned from a | military hospital at Los Angeles, l where he had been for special treat ment. His condition is much i'm proved, though he is still weak.
 Home Again
 Prof. J. N. Piper, has returned from his annual vacation trip to his sons ranch in Walnut Grove section, and is back at his post in the post office.
 Cole in Town
 Harry w. Cole, the merchant prince of Wagoner, is in the city and reports much activity in the mines of his section and also that cattle are in prime condition for shipping Attending Convention
 Mir. and Mrs. Kelley Crozier left yesterday to attend the railroad con vention at Detroit, Michigan, and Mrs. Crozier will visit her parents at Dover, Ohio, before their return in October. Lost Five Fingers
 Corporal D. N. Kiltman, Third Michigan Regiment, is back from the front and is going out to Tip Top to visit his brother. He lost three fin gers from the right and two from the left hand. Back to the Navy
 Robert L. Axton has left for San Francisco, after spending a IS day furlough with his parents, Mir and Mrs. J. H. Axton, of this c::y. He has been assigned to the U. $. s. Destroyer Hart as wireless operator Big Cloudburst Reported Y
 C. Benjamin Hays is in the city | from the Last Chance mine and re | ports one of the greatest cloudbursts I known in 40 years. Lynch creek was put of her banks and autoists going a 10 and from Humboldt were com | Delled to camp on the banks of the | stream. c The McNeill Company in Town I
 (. A. Ward and J. M Killian, rep -esenting the McNeill company oi '' Phoenix, are in the city selling type i' writer's and everything. They are al Q ways glad when business calls them il O the city of the pines in the good E ,ld summer time.
 7lad to Be Out Again p
 0. W. Bhckenstaff has been out Ii pn the street twice in the last few b lays and says he is glad to get out | ,nce in while again. He has been d onfned to his room for nearly a | month with severe attack of stom- al oh trouble, bu now feels as if he 0 would be himself again real soon. Pleased With Arizona te
 MT. and Mrs Wm. H. King, who p, ave been spending the past three tc weeks in Prescott, left yesterday for e heir home in Southern California. cl lrs. King was very much pleased kl lith what she saw of Arizona and st aid that she would visit here often. G he spent part of her childhood in lrizona and New Mexico. in attended Educational Meeting Y Miss Almira Leubke, Beryl Beaver, la iata Dexter, popular teachers in the Y ity public schools, are back from b' leir vacation, during which they at til ended the National Educational as in ociation convention. They report a Sl lost ejoyable and instructive trip, nd are receiving a welcome from tn lany friends glad to greet them. a
 (From Saturdays Daily) tn 'romoter in Town tn O. c. Griffin, mining promoter, is ex