Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-10-27
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Trees have donned their fall suits.

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 Trees have donned their fall suits
 Mrs. J. W. Hubbard is recovering
 from an attack of pneumonia.
 NJ. Rosenburg, the Phenix WOO
 and hide buyer, Is in town.
 H. E Armitage is in from the
 Sun Dance camp today.
 J. NJ. Uncle Jimmy More is uE
 from his Kirkland ranch.
 Homer Hixon will ship a lot O.
 cattle from Kirkland to Phonix to.
 morrow.
 A $50 Majestic range has been do
 hated to the Catholic fair b. Brown
 Bros.
 R. D. French left this afternoon for q trip to Jerome.
 pr. D. McSwegan, formerly of Tombstone. registered at Hotel Burke today, from Chicago.
 John Goodwin, of the Verde val ley, came in on today's train. J. C. Herndon has returned from his trip to California.
 G. H. Merrill has gone to the Verde valley, on ten days business trip,
 McKendry X Hays, opticians, To- cated at the Congress house. place their card m the JoURNAL-MINER. They have decided to make Prescott their headquarters and guarantee the public first class service in their line.
 Judge Truesdale is reported to have passed the best night last night that he has experienced for two weeks and his friends and phys icians are in great hopes today for his ultimate recovery.
 Jeff Davis, chief justice of Wag- oner precinct, Is Tn town.
 Deputy Sheriff Munds brought John White in from Jerome this morning. White resisted an officer and for the offense was taken before Justice StJames at Jerome and held in S2,oo0 bonds to await the action of the grand jury. He was placed in the county jail.
 The new time card on the Santa Fe Pacific road goes into effect to- morrow. Under it there will be two passenger trains daily each way over the road besides the limited twice a week.
 Tine division of the Santa Fe Pa cific road will be moved tomorrow from Williams to Seligman.
 w. s. Goldsworthy, clerk ot the Woodmen's Camp in Prescott, to- day gave Mrs. J. l.. Fisher a check for 5000, representing the amount of insurance in the above order held by the la 0 J. L. Fisher.
 Master Frank Modem, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Modem, was four years old yesterday, and the event furnished occasion for the assem- blaze of his little friends and play mates at the family residence to do honor to the occasion. With child hoods innocence and glee. the little tots passed merry afternoon.
 NIT. and Mrs. R. H. Burmister, and the latter's mother, Mrs. r. A. will leave on this even- ing's train for Phenix for a brief visit. Mrs. Bashford has not been in that town since 1880
 pr. T. B. Davis was elected as Exalted Ruler of the Elks lodge last night.
 D. NJ. Barringer and Miss Mar garet Bennett. sister of Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, were married in Phenix or 1 Wednesday evening. Mr. Barringer | is one of the wealthy owners of the l Pearce mine in Cochise county. The | couple will take a trip round the | world expecting to be gone for a year.
 Lpst night the practical joker 'ound opportunity to have little l fun and be took advantage of it, a pool of water in front of Dr. J. s. Barrett's office furnishing the text. lnItS plaCaih9 Ncto fastened to sticks and stuck around | the pool with these inscriptions: No bathing here." Under consid- | sratIon by the water commission" and No swimming here Many passers by have stopped during the lay to read the placards and smile.
 Cornelius (JelD Davis, Judge | Thomas Campbell and Wm. Peat, all of Walnut Grove, are in town to- lay to prove title in the land office .o a quarter section of land for the latter.
 Harry Cotton was made the reel p:ent of a pleasant surprise at the home of his mother, Mrs. Kate B. Cotton, on Alarcon street, last even- rg. Quite a number of young folks gathered at the house, and enjoyed | themselves as only young people | ,an. Games and refreshments made | he hours pass by all too rapidly. | To Harry, the surprise was complete put none the less a pleasure.