Weekly journal-miner., 1922-03-22
MAYER

MAYER. March IS. - Mrs. Beck Detwiler, of Lalunta, Colo, arrived in Mayer Saturday and will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. E. I. Long, for several weeks.
 Some of the young folks of Mayer were given d jitney dance at the Mayer Owl Friday evening. All had a pleasant time
 Miss Gladys Morris left for Pres colt Friday for weeks visit as the guest of Mrs. Stella Smithson.
 Mrs. Leonard entertained a few friends at cards Friday afternoon. After the game a delicious luncheon was served, and all present had a de- lightful time.
 Mert Stewart spent several days in Mayer on his way home to his ranch on Sycamore creek. He has been visiting with Mrs. Stewart and the children, who are still at Tempe.
 George and Roy Woodling came in from CordeS, where they are busy on bridge work, Saturday afternoon and will visit with their sister, Mrs. Beck Detwiler, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Frank Hobson, who has been spending a few days in Mayer as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Fisher, left for Los Angeles Saturday.
 L. P. Nellis has returned from a short business trip to Prescott.
 Miss Mildred Walters spent the weekend ill Prescott visiting with friends.
 Mir and Mrs. A. E. Rice have pur- chased the home of Mrs. Frank Hob son and expect to occupy it in the near future. Alr. and Mrs. H. w. Fisher, who are the present occu- pants, will move into the house vacated by the Rices.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bodish, accompanied by friends, motored over to Mayer from Jerome Friday and spent the day visiting their numerous friends. Mir. Bodish was superintendent of the work on the retaining wall which is now completed.
 George Scholey has returned from the United Arizona camp, where he, with others, have been busy on as sessment work. George expects to remain here q few days with his family.
 F. w. Giroux made a short busi- ness trip to Prescott, spending two days.
 A number of families that have been recent residents of Mayer durs ing the work on the wall, have moved on closer to the road work, where they have been given employment.
 A surprise party was given Corrol Booth on the occasion of her thir- teenth birthday Friday evening by some of her young school friends A very pleasant time was had and those who attended were Lucille Jones, Anona and Helen Wells, Irene Thompson, Erma NeITis, Minnie De Petris, Hazel Bassett. Nelson Mayer, Joe Alexander, Henry Cordes, Clar- ence Thompson.
 Lee Jones, Myron Hill and James Terry have been elected to visit Pres colt during the present term of court and represent the Mayer district on the jury panel.
 We had another snow that started Saturday morning and lasted steadily till Sunday morning with intermit- tent sprinkles during the day. This ought to be bumper fruit year and plenty of feed for the stock and water for the mines.
 H. T. Brook, the new minister sent out to fill the pulpit at Mayer for short time, gave a very interesting and instructive sermon in the Aid building Sunday morning at II o'clock and, considering the weather, the meeting was very well attended. Mir. Brook preached at Humboldt Sunday evening.
 Joe Giennon, when coming Up from Phoenix with q truck-load of farm produce for Mayer, had the misfortune, when trying to crank the car, to break his arm. Word was brought to Mayer and F. C. Emery went to assist him and took him to Phoenix for surgical treatment Mr Emery has returned hove, leaving Glennon to recuperate.