Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-06-22
FRoa SATURDAYS DAILY.
 Base ball tomorrow.


 FRoa SAruRpAy's DAILY.
 Base ball tomorrow.
 Royal Arch Masons meet tonight
 Nj. J. Foley has gone to Ash Fork
 c. A. Dake has gone to California
 on visit.
 Chicken dinner at Hotel Burke tomorrow.
 Strawberry ice cream at ths
 Bellevue tomorrow.
 Ii you want a good dinner to- m orrow just try the Bellevue.
 Mrs. Wm. Wilkerson arrived on last nights stage from Phenix. Robert DeLarge, the we'll known Agua Frian, came in yesterday. Go to Hotel Burke tomorrow for a good Sunday chicken dinner.
 Call around to the Saxarsc this evening and listen to some good music.
 NIT. and Mrs. G. T. Williams will go to San Diego next week to spend the summer.
 J. F. Daggs came in yesterday and returned to Flagstaff again on this mornings train.
 Bernard Goldman, of Phenix, ar rived on last evenings train and will spend Sunday in Prescott.
 The Methodist Sunday school will have picnic next week. They will go by train to Chino valley.
 Mrs. Dewitt will set an elegant dinner before her patrons tomorrow at the Johnson house. Give her a call.
 Miss Helen Edwards will com mence au engagement at the Saga rae tonight. She is spoken of as an excellent singer.
 Flagsta f viii celebrate the 4th of July on a larger scale than ever be- fore. An excellent program is be- ing arranged for two days of fun.
 There will be children's service at the Methodist church tomorrow evening. The title of the service is the League of Honor. All are in vited. Morning service at II and Sunday school at 12.
 Every body is invited to the ser vices at the Baptist church tomor- row. A sermon to the children at II a. m. Children's day exercises in the evening by the children consist ing of singing, recitations, tableaux, etc.
 General T. J. Butler received . DeaTer paper yesterday containing the announcement of the death in that city of the wife of Major Gerald Russell, a very estima ble lady who formerly resided in Prescott.
 Flagstaff has organized a mercan- tile protective agency, with the fol- lowing officers: president, David Babbitt; vice president, G. A. Bray; P. J. Brannen; treasurer, John Sanderson; executive board, D. Babbitt, C. H. Clark and Dr. D. ]. Brannen.
 Tomorrow, the 1st Sunday after Trinity, the services in the Church of the Advent lEpiscopaD will be as follows: Maths, Litany, and ser mon, at s p. m.; Sunday school, at 10 m. Seats are all free, and to all persons the privelege of attend ing public service Tn this church is gladly extended.
 The Coconino Sun tells of fire in Flagstaff or Monday night which the following property: Dwelling house of J. H. Rumsey, loss Sl,600, insurance $400; old brewery, belonging to John Clark, which was insured for $I00; beer, ce and bottling works in old brew sry. belonging to A. T. Cornish, loss s4000, insurance S400.
 Mir. NJ. Murphy, an old railroad builder, whose home at presen. is in | Needles, and who helped to build | he Santa Fe into Albuquerque. is n the city aud will go out to Ash Fork to join the Lantry brothers n building the road from that point | .o Prescott and Phenix. Mir. Mur- phy is the brother of J. H. Murphy, | mechanic of the Union Pa ,ific at Salt Lake City. and an old friend of Judge Burke, of this city, n Ottumwa, iowa.-Albuquerque Democrat.
 The Sisters of Charity at St. Jo- ,eph's Convent in this city leave, in , body, on Monday, for Oakland, California. A custom prevails ,mong this benefcent order of every year going on what IS called retreat" varying in time from one week to one month. This custom is sn old and recognized one among all Catholics, and particularly so with the Sisters of Charity is 1t ob- served, fervently everywhere. Du- ing this retreat, special season of and silence is engaged in, md withdrawal from society and other duties, to the exclusive ob- ,ervance of religious worship, and usually at some center of popula- ion where a reunion of the order ,an best be accomplished.
 FIagstsn wul Celebrate.
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