Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-08
FRIDAY's DAILY.
 H. H. Helm is in town.

H. H. Helm is in town. Visit Hotel Winsor this evening
 The grand jury will meet nex Monday.
 Arthur Wood of Blake, California I is in town.
 w. NJ. Claypool returned las
 evening from Fl Paso.
 The repairs to the city reservoir
 will be completed next week.
 R. NJ. Ling has returned from a
 visit to his country residence.
 It is believed by some of Martin
 Matters friends, that he has gone tC
 the Sandwich Islands. Dr. F. H. Waite has been overdu,
 m Prescott now for two or three
 days. It IS hoped that he has not
 gone to join Martin Msier.
 The notice of quarterly examina-
 ton of teachers which appears in
 this issue shonld be read by all
 holders of temporary certificates.
 Fl. NJ. Van Arman, ex-secretary of
 Arizona, has been visiting our sister
 town of Flagstaff recently. MT. Van
 Arman has a whole army of friends in Prescott who would be glad to take him by the hand once more.
 An elegant chicken dinuer will be served tomorrow to the patrons of Hotel Burke. NJ J. Hickey has as sumed personal control of the din ing room and the comfort of the guests is thereby assured.
 Col A. O. Brodie receiv,d a tele- gram, this morning, announcing the serious illness of his father at Knox vile, Tennessee. He left on the lO:l5 train for visit to Tim. Du- ring his absence the recor. ter's office will be in charge of F.. E. Kirkland and Major J. NJ. Watts.
 Williams House arrivals: Geo E Johnson and Wife, Samish Island, Wash; Fred Lyon. California; Miss Ella Rudy, San Francisco; William Murray and wife, Jerome; Mahoney, Briggs; E ; Whitaker, City; X ] Barber, Cordos; Daniel Wright, New York; w NJ Claypool, Fl Paso; NJ E Allison, Burt Allison, Hutchinson, Kansas.
 The members of the Ladies Whist club and few friends were enter tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. C. w. Culver. Mrs. Culver under stands thoroughly the art of enter taining and it is needless to say her guests had a delightful time, and not the least of it was in the discus sion of refreshments drring the af- ternoon.
 Methodist Church South. To Sunday school at 10 a. m.. '. NJ. Moore, superintendent. At II o'clock preaching by Rev. Thos k. Stewart and at : o'clock. There wilt be preaching or service every night during the coming week. W. D. Vaughan, the r. F.. of Arizona district, will preach Tuesday night It 7 o'clock, and all the night ser Tices will be commenced at the same lour.
 Tomorrow, the 23d Sunday after | Trinity, the services in the church | ,f the Adyent-Episcopal-wil be l IS follows: Holy Eucharist and ser non at II a. m; Sunday school, inn after morning service; vensong and sermon at 7:30 D. m. 'eats free, m this church, and all | persons earnestly urged by the 'riest in charge to avail themselves f the privilege of participating m 'ublic worship therein.
 Sunday services at the First M. F. ,hurch will be as follows: Preach ng at II 8. m. subject The Rest of 'aith." At 7:30 the first sermon of
 series on the Book of Esther will e given, subject "The New Queen" There will be five minute talk to he children before the morning ermon. Let the little ones come. z lpNOIlu -tdSs us ulctis dl OsOt p. III. 1 III strangers, and those who have o church home most cordially in- ited to all services. C. J. Chase, 'astor.
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