The St. Johns herald., 1894-07-05
Items from WinslOW.

Saturday morning, the saloon of J
 T. Jones & Go. was burglarized
 Entrance was effected through the
 front window-one light being cut ard covered by canvass. Some SIC or SIP in change on the bar was ab- stracted. This makes the third sa- loon burgIarized in the past month, and considerable talk of organizing a vigilance committee being in dulged in by the citizens.
 Joyous wedding bells ought to have rung on the 25th, and the fact that they were not rung, was from nc lack of enthusiasm, but absence of the bells. Had we the bells and had they been rung commensurate with tho amount of happiness and enthusiasm displayed on this occa- sion, the clangor would have been easily heard at away off St. Johns. The occasion of thls was the mar riage of our popular station agent, Frank T. Aspinwall, and the ac- complished daughter of Mrs. l.. Yeomans, also surnamed Frankie. The wedding was superb. The cere- mony was performed by the Rev. Osborne of the Episcopal Church, and took place at the residence of the brides mother on Kinsley ave- nue. Shortly after the nuptial cer- emonies were performed, from l to 4 D. m., the bride and groom re- ceived their friends and aequain- tanccs, and a delicious spread was placed in open hospitality upon the table, inviting all to par:ake. The rooms were elegantly decorated, and beautiful presents were dls- played upon what-nots and stands about the rooms. The presents were too many to enumerate, but rich and costly, and mostly solid silver table service. The bride looked charming, dressed in fawn colored robe of some soft material and performed the role of hostess in deliciously provoking manner. I mean to the old bachelor friends of the groom, who felt like retiring and ending their miserable lives all for envy of the groom's happi- ness. The best man was our popu- lar sheriff, W. R. Campbell, assist ed by two time-honorod friends, NJ, P. Hayes and Warren Britain. In the evening Q grand ball was held in La Prade's Hall, at which all the fasbion and beauty of Winslow par ticipated, and was the most success ful affair I ever witnessed here. On the morning of the 18th, the newly made couple departed for Prescott, to spend the honeymoon among old friends, taking with them the love and kind wishes of the entire community.
 Miles Durfee.has torn out the old corral office, and is replacing it with a more commodious, and also more harmonious building.
 The Winslow Athletic Club was christened tonight, and launched upon society for veal or for woe. There was no bottle of champagne cracked, but enthusiasm was high. w. H. Burbage was elected Vice. President unanimously, and at once took tho chair. La Prade's Hall was secured for the first year, and a list of athletic goods needed for the hall was submitted, and the di rectors ordered to send for them. Let all the citizens give their SUD- port to this enterprise, and Wins low will have the best club on the line of the Atlantic and Pacific.
 The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company sent their check for S486 in payment of special school tax due this district, to P. c. Jacoby, tax collector. Let all come for ward and pay, and wipe off the in- debtedness on the district, and com mence over with a clean slate.
 About 10 a. m. to-day the round house whistle emitted most fran tic shriek, causing every one to