Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-01
MAYER
From Thursdays Dailv)

 school is crowded to overflowing and begins to look as if we will have 10 prepare for another teacher for the next term.
 George Scholey has accepted position with the United Arizona and has left for that camp.
 Mr and Mrs. E. l. Long spent Sunday in Mayer visiting with their . son, George Woodling, and family.
 The Girls (. C. club met at the residence of Mrs. A. E. Rice last Saturday afternoon and spent very pheasant and instructive afternoon. Many interesting subjects were dis cussed and the young ladies are be- coming enthusiastic. Those present were Misses Audrey Lloyd, Helen Wells, Ethel Spence, Adeline Slak, Gladys Scholey and Gertrude Joy Pentland.
 Mrs. ]. F. O'Brien was taken ser iously i'll a few days ago and is still confined to her home Mrs. Wing field of Humboldt is staying with the O'Briens.
 Mrs. Glenn Peterson returned to Iher home in Clarkdale last Saturday. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. w. L. George, who returned to Mayer Sunday.
 There is to be a masquerade ball at the Mayer Owl next Friday even ing, February 24, and everybody is invited to attend. There will be good music and general good time. We believe that every house in Mayer is occupied at the present time and it looks like we were not going to be able to take care of the summer increase this year.
 Gladys Morris was down from Humboldt and spent the weekend with her parents ill Mayer.
 Mr. Bodish, who is in charge of the work on the retaining wall, re- ports that he has completed about zoe feSt of the work and still has 800 more to finish.
 Mir and Mrs. H. K. Fisher motor cd to Prescott Friday evening and returned to Mayer Saturday evening
 MT. and Mrs Ben Stewart came in from their ranch on Sycamore Thurs day and motored on to Prescott for visit with friends, returning home Sunday.
 The meeting of the Five Hundred club had to be postponed this week on account of storm.
 The Mayer Community club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening, February 21, and among other things that were taken under consideration, was a street lighting system. Mir i Peacock, the power company repre- sentative, was given the order to in- stall an automatic time system at once. So we will soon be out of 1 1 the dark A committee IS investi- 1 gating fire system and will report i their findings later. At this meet | ing Mrs. Roy Spence resigned the | position Of secretary and Frank Will ] son was elected to the position. The | next meeting will be held Tuesday | evening, March z The members de- | cided to give dance and basket so- cial on the evening of March 17 and 1 the entertainment committee has taken charge of arrangements.
 The Rev. Mir. Ewing visited Mayer and held services Saturday evening and Sunday morning in the Mission Workers building.
 Word has been received in Mayer that Mrs. Frank J. Hobson, who has been visiting with her son in Mexico for some time, was called to Los Angeles recently to attend her father, who was taken seriously ill
 Ralph Williams and Mike Ryan have been in Mayer for a few days from their mining camp on Turkey creek, for the purpose of sampling lot of ore that they have had hauled to Mayer preparatory to shipment to Fl Paso. They are very enthusiastic. II
 Mrs. Jones of Humboldt is visit ing with her sister, Mrs. Burrel Wright in Mayer. (
 The seventh grade and the high | school basketball teams of the Mayer $ school played hotly contested game on the Mayer court Sunday after :, noon that ended in favor of the high :; school team; score, 10 to II. f
 Mrs. Hershfeld made a weekend II visit in Mayer with her mother, aAd also to see her children who are d living with Mrs. J. R. Robertson. l Frank Wilson made a flying trip p to Crown King on a visit to his ? mother, who resides there. He re- turned the same day. " Mrs. Harriett Wells spent the o