Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-02
From Fridays Daily.

FIVE NEaNey DA42gs
 John Webb is in from Richenbar
 Mrs. Sarah J. Arnold has filed her stock brand for record.
 Mrs. William Cheney came in this morning from California.
 The rain during the recent storm amounted to .99 of an inch.
 Mrs. Nellie Morfoot is arranging ta give a concert in the near future.
 J. c. Hurley and Miss Abbie Casey were married in PheniX last night.
 Mrs. Joseph Geimer and her son returned last night from a visit to relatives in New Mexico.
 T. c. Norris has returned from his visit east. He had a serious spell uf sickness during bis absence.
 IrwIn Berrie is quite sick at his hnH.e on Lynx creek with typhoid lever
 Mr aaI Mrs. E.. B. Gaze ani F NJ. NIpIy went to Congress this t.TiI-u-.
 W. N. rAl aad D. F. Hart, Ivro pr 'mueIt cItiz gus Of Oak creek, ~-r Iu town tO lay.
 4 cold wave set iu Wednesday evening al the close nf the rain s orn ani tie temperature last night iell to 70 degrees above zerc.
 D. 4. E.. Warden has filed hls n. dlcaI diploma Tor record. Hs IS engage | in the practice Of medicine a, Fools Cullen.
 Barry Goidwster came up on yes lerdsy's train from PneuiX to eat his rhanksgn ins dIuHer AIth his bro! h. CTS, returning again on last ghl's train.
 The horse radish season has arrived, and Paul Krug has con- menced its manufacture again. He uses the pure root and never adu,- terates.
 Geo. M. Sargent went to Phenix this morning on ms regular perIDl- ical business trip. Ills lImIlv ac- companied him.
 Wm. Kent. who is ID town today from his mountain home south ul town, says there Is about sighi or ten inches of snow at his place.
 A man named Wilson was brought in from Ash Fork ou this moru'nys train and taken t0 the county n '-- pital. He had his foot bsdl crush ed by being run over by trAln at the above place.
 Our contemporary today IS en- gagged in moving into the tnnidinS between J. l.. Fishers ani sam Hills store. The building Is owned by E. A. Rogers, and by the move he knocks a big monthly rent bll oh his current expenses.
 John E. Ludwig, formerly mana ger of the Western Union Telegraph Company's office in Prescott, VI, in town today from Rock B"trs. Su"e he IS at present stationed a5 O '+ra- tor for the Postal line.
 Private Charles s. Tompkius, ot Whipple, who cut his thumb ot some time since while splitting wood, was today discharged trofh the service on account of disability, and will leave on tonight's train Tor his former home near Indianapolis, Indiana.
 Picked teams from Companies P. and c. of the I1th Infantry, played a game of foot ball yesterday at Whipple, resulting in victory Tor the team of the latter company, by a score of 20 to 0.
 Seligman is having an inciPient real estate boom. Deeds Tor three lots in that town have been hled Tor record. L. D. Gale was the Pur- chaser of all of them, the settlers being May Bryant, E. J. Austin and Jos. Broyles.
 I. P. Dillon left yesterday for Yuma with two prisoners. He will 0o from there to California for Short visit, and on his return will be accompanied by his wife.
 The Union Thanksgiving services were we'll attended yesterday. The sermon was preached by Rev. HaT- per. of the South Methodist church and the music for the occasion was under the direction of Mrs. Nellie Morfoot, and was of a very interest ing nature.
 The announcement is made that j. s. Detwiler. the popular engineer of the s. F., P. & r. railroad, will be married December l to Miss Anna Fbel. a charming young lady oi Oconomowoc, Wisconsin. The we'd ding will take place st Williams The JOURNAL MINER extends its con- gratulations in advance.
 A quarrel occurred at ChaPParrai last night between Henry Briot ana
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