Weekly journal-miner., 1922-05-17
MAYER NOTES

Mayer Sunday and attended the
 moving picture show in the even ling.
 Bob Bodish is busy man these
 days. He has work going on in Je- rome and also the building of cuI- verts on the highway. Now he is
 here and now he aint.
 Mrs. John Slak entertained a few Ifriends at dinner last Sunday even ling.
 MT. and Mrs. C. P. Wingfield, of Humboldt spent Sunday in Mayer visiting with Mir. and Mrs. J. E. O'Brien.
 The Mission Workers society held their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon in the Aid building. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs. La Pointe for her efforts in the prepara- ton of the musical, and also to all the members who so kindly gave their assistance After a short busi- ness session, refreshments were served by the entertainment com mltee composed of Mrs. T. E. Thompson, Mrs. George Woodling, Mrs. R. C. Walters, and Mrs. Van Horn. The visitors were Mrs. Wal ters of Phoenix, a sister of Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Wyron Hill, Mrs. Les lie White, and Mrs. E. F. Leonard. The next meeting will be on the af- ternoon of Wednesday, May 24th.
 The Mayer Community club meets next Tuesday evening, May 10th, in the Mayer Owl hall. Everybody come as 1t is for your own good.
 During the interval of shutdown, the Big Ledge people have thorough ly overhauled and added to the equipment at the Henrietta mine, so that everything is up-to-date and ready to go. The mine will be start ed as soon as the Humboldt smelter gets into operation.
 The members of the Mayer Sum day school have been busy in the preparation of a program, consisting of recitations and songs appropriate for the occasion, to be given Mothers day in the Aid building. Mothers day is to be observed next Sunday, May IA, in the forenoon, and every body should come.
 Mrs. Minnie Hill, mother of Myron Hill, is spending a few weeks in Phoenix visiting with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Litzen, of Henrietta, motored to Mayer Sunday afternoon and were guests of the O'Briens.
 Mrs. George Henderson has gone to Phoenix, where she will visit with her son until the end of the school term, when they will both return to Mayer for the summer vacation. Mrs. Henderson is also expecting her two daughters to join them.
 ]. E. O'Brien and his son, Billy, 1 have left on business trip and ex- pect to return in a few days. Mary O'Brien IS staying with her mother during their absence.
 MT. and Mrs. H. w. Fisher spent a day in Prescott visiting and shop ping
 Mrs. Fred C. Emery was hostess to q number of her friends Thursday at her home in Mayer, when she entertained with a shower party ill honor of Mrs. T. E. Pea cock. The table decorations were carried out in pink and blue and was used in profusion the house. Those invited to enjoy the party were Mesdames Lee Jones, Ish Davis, J. B. Van | Horn, w. J. Mayer, Leslie White, A. E. Rice, B. C. Jones, John Slak, Walter Goldswaithe, H. C. Heffel- man, Walter Moe,> R. C. Walters, T. E. Peacock and r. C. Emery, the hostess.
 Walter Moe has received word of the serious illness of his mother. Mrs Moe is in a hospital at Sacra- mento
 T. E. Manley, former resident of Mayer, whose present home is in has been spending few days in Mayer visiting with friends.
 All those who are to take part in the Mothers day program met at the home of Mrs. F. w. Giroux for re- hearsal Wednesday afternoon. After the rehearsal Mrs. Giroux served a delightful luncheon. All present had l good time and will meet again Sat lrday afternoon. (