Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
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wall paper from May l to May 10.
 Rt. Rev. Bishop Kendrick, of Ar
 zons, will conduct services at tt
 Episcopal church next Sunda
 morning and evening,
 Mrs. P. N Aronson, who has bee
 visiting her brothers. the Goldwstt
 Bros, of this place and Phenix, wi | leave for her home in San Francisc
 tomorrow During her brief yisi l here, Mrs. Aronson has made grea I many friends, who regret her depart
 llFe, and from whom she will alway 1 be assured of q hearty weIcom
 should she return to Prescott. NJ.
 and Mrs, Henry Goldwater will ac company her to her home, wher, they will visit for tllreo or foal weeks.
 The directors 0f the Prescott min ing exchange held q meatiag las might st Whieh M q. Burns, ths 5wet kuown IflInl2g iAap was pres eat and expresseI his views ca | e subject ot8 Her; fayeriHg the propo8ftiou \ nee5lng of tha ex. change wifi t,,i helti in the Gaau l:housn0 0l Tues q, May II, at which Mr. Burns prUsulsed to be present,
 Judge and Airs. L ", Wel.s aud their daughter, Miss Helen, carer. tained the Prescott High Fipe nh last night. Several very es z games 1l high fi9e vera playel. favor winners belng Mrs F Apewalt and r, \, rritle Jf Aet : the games elegant refresh s were served. Those pFnsent euj gef n most delightful evening.
 ", \. C. Pape. of Pape Brother moaldlag manufacturers of Cinein natl. (. L. McAlfster, hotel pro prIetor of Carroll, Iowa. and Allen Shelden, travelling freight and pas. senger agent of the Burlington rail~ road, of Atlanta. Georgia, are in camp in West Prescott. They are all in quest of health. They met in Fl Paso, Texas during the winter, and came overland from chat point, camping enroute. Lieut.. Blanchard. 7. oi the First Artillery, U. $. A., sta toned at St. Augustine, Florida, was one of the party also on the trip from Fl Paso to Prescott
 Mrs. E. E. Gage entertained . large number of ladies yesterday af. ternoon at luncheon, at her elegant residence, ii honor of Mrs, F. N. Aronson. ot San Francisco, sister of the Goldwater Brothers. The menu was very elaborate, embracing the most dainty and paiatable articles of dict to bc found in our market. At the conclusion of luncheon the ladies present iudulged in the fas- elnatlng game of hearts, the honors being wen by Mrs, H. |, Anewalt and Mrs, Ayers.
 From Mondays Dany.
 Joe Askew left for home yester- day
 H. j Allen, of Jerome, spent Sun day in Prescott
 The board of supervisors are in session today.
 $. j, Flemming has returned from Denver
 Jerome win hold her Fourth of July celebration Saturday, July 3.
 Hon. A. ]. Doran, superiuteud. sut of the l.ittie Jessie mine, was in own today
 Tho streets oa saturday evening an cid ttme lively appear 1 lure,
 Joe Geuner, ot the raiIro9d m l .hjeg saGps, is nussiuS q ba4sba.l 1 0feh5 4d
 There was gaje contingent r1m the country to lhe May Day l ,iene
 Artjel of ia 2ora5ion of the 1 5. r Nii.ee aang have 7esn .iad sor record.
 A foot race tor S11 side has town out of SaIu.dayss loot n ,es. will take place Sunday.
 Ben. II. Gotdwater came up gfom 'henix GU Friday to spead the sim Ter.
 afr, and Mrs, W. r. CoFiiIaad are ,joietng oyer tho artigai of taa{F rst born, son, norm siatutday, Lay l.
 Charles ]. Lsntry eame in on :, st ght'S train for q brief visit. To received a cordial welcome from is many friends here.
 A. J. Doran, receiver aud superin- ,ndent of the Little Jessie mine as secured the services of Wm. Iurphy as foreman of the mine. IT.. Murphy is q frst-cIass mining IaH. The exterior of the Methodist lureh is being painted. The inter r will also be treated to a coat of aint and will be papered through lt. A deed has been filed for record on d. W HUH To C. B. Allen Tor ts 13 and II, block Il, north side school street, Jerome. Consid- ation S200. Four small boys held up China an at Jerome and made him dis s ,rge to them. They did not realize lat they were committing crime, l ,parently, until hauled up in court r their act. I A game of base ball between a cked nine from Prescott and a ! cked nine from Whippie was ayed yesterday, the former win ng by a score of l7 to II in six in- ngs. While engaged in playing game ball yesterday, Ed. Wilson, con- ,cted with the steam laundry, hile at the bat was hit by a wild 1 i. Ill on the aye. The force Of the .. LII broke his nose and jaw. i,
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