Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-05-29
MONDAYS Daily, May s7.
U. R. K. of P. tonight.

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 Don't forget the concert to-mor- row evening.
 Some of our local ''cyclers" may surprise visiting teams on the | Fourth.
 Henry Brinkmeyer received lot of new furniture to- lay for his hotel, which he recently enlarged.
 B1se ball players are requested to meet for practice at the ball grounds every evening at $ o'clock.
 Split-second Chronograph, Chro- nometer and Repeater repairing a speciality. E. E. Mensch. w. E. O.
 J. W. Roberts, on Saturday, re- ceived intelligence of the death of his niece, Miss Emma V. Bell, in Baltimore May l9.
 All members of Linton Division, U, k. K. of F.. are requested to inset at their armory this evening at 9 o'clock. By or,!er of the captain.
 Swiftly" was knocked out in the fifth round, on Saturday night. Swiftly made the fight without his second accompanying him.
 To-day has been a very good sample of our occasional "windy days" A Tucson man who is visit ing Prescott said it reminded him of home.
 Born, in Big Bug, May 26, to Mir. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, daugh- ter. The above date IS the anni- versary of the couples marriage as we'll as the anniversary of the birth of their oldest child.
 At the meeting of the fire depart ment yesterday 1t was decided to organize a running team for the Fourth of July hose tournament, and J. NJ. Aitken was elected captain of the team.
 The M. E. church was crowded to its fullest capacity last evening at the Union Memorial exercises held by the ministers and congregations of the Congregational and Metho- dist churches The choirs of the two churches under the direction of H. D. Aitken. with Geo. Arthur Allen as organist, rendered two very beau tiful anthems, appropriate to the occasion and Rev. T. D. Mclean preached very eloquent and instFuc- tive sermon,
 Miss Emma Butcher, daughter of of Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Dutcher cele- brated her sixteenth birthday on Saturday by entertaining a large | number of her young friends. The l popular young ladies of Prescott's | very popular mandolin club were present and rendered a nu l. Der of | pieces of music on their instruments, while a number of the young gen tlemen and Misses tripped the light fantastic to it. Games of various kinds were played, refreshments were served and the light hearted. happy young folss spent very | pleasant evening leaving with many expressions of good wishes for their young hostess.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 D.. J. Marr of the Verde valley is in town.
 Dr. P. G. Cornish of Flagstaff is in town.
 J. A. Conlee. the mining man, is mp from Stanton.
 S. S. Ackers the Mogollon noun tain stock man is in town.
 Geo. w. Hance came in yesterday on his periodical visit to Prescott.
 Mayor Morris Goldwater is ex- pected home thls evening from San Francisco.
 c. A. Peter. of the Bank of Ari- zona, expects his family tc arrive this week.
 Ruth Hill, formerly of Prescott, is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever In Phenix.
 Miss Gertie Hale returned to-day from San Francisco, where she has been attending school.
 w. c. Bashiord returned Saturday night from his trip east. Mrs. Bashford remained in Philadelphia.
 Alfred B. Hes, of the Washington CD. O. Herald, arrived In Prescott last evening. He is on a tour of the south west and will leave for Phenix this evening. TTESDAY,S Daily. May 1A