Arizona republican., 1899-05-31
TfIE NEWS or
 PRESCOTT

schools here, music by the Methods;
 choir. and an address by District At torney R. N. Ling In the morning services were held over the graves ci 1 departed heroes, including the placing l of flowers and flags on the graves, and a flag drill by the children. The Red Men took their place in the line of march to the cemetery following the veterans Of the war and the Ladies Relief corps.
 Rev. and Mrs. Jenness and Miss Annie Sherman returned last week
 from their trip to the Grand canycn,
 and tell Us that the canyon
 was even mere attractive than
 at present, but that it is so
 warm already that they were con
 strained to shed all superfiuous cloth
 ing on reaching the bottom of the caH-
 yOn and that the best equipment for
 ladies IS shirt waist and blCOmers with
 CT without short skirt, as they had to
 wade knee-deep in grass. They went
 from Flagstaff to the canyon in their
 own conveyance, or rather in a con-
 veyace furnished by friends of the
 party, MT. and Mrs. Heiser, who ac-
 ccmpanied them on their trip, which
 took three days in going, one day
 down in the canyon and three days re-
 turning. The average expenses for
 one person visiting the canyon from
 here would be something ever S55
 counting fare to Flagstaff, stage fare from there to and from the canyon,
 and the charge for hotel, guide and
 ijurrO for the trip down, all of which are necessary evils, net to be dispensed
 with if enc wishes to make the trip ln a truly enjoyable and intelligent man ner.
 J. Mills Kendrick, bishop Of the Episcopal diocese of New Mexico and Arizona, occupied the pulpit and per formed the sacred rite of confirmation at the morning services of the church of the Advent here on Sunday, there being six candidates for confirmation, who were duly incorporated as mem beTs of the church through the cere- mony. The yearly convocation of the diocese will be held in Phoenix on Thursday next, June 1, to which J. T. Hawkins has been elected delegate "a represent the chuFch's affairs in this mission.
 MT. J. II. Emmert, lately appointed as assistant to the president of the ;. F. P. & P. railroad, will send for his family to come here and reside perma- nently, as soon as the schools close for the term in Kansas City. His family consists of a wife and two daughters.
 The resignation of MT. George II. Sargent, general freight and passenger agent of the s. F. P 6 P railroad. with the advancement of MT H. P Anewalt to the vacated position, has left no one to fill the latter's place, though the duties of his recent posi- tion will naturally fall, at least fo" a h in1,+ Mr. Burt Taylor
 EIr. AneWait receives the most hearty congratulations from his nI- merous business and social friends for his well deserved promotion, having rendered efficient service to the com pany under MT. Sargent for several years.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Martin, accom- panied by their daughter. Miss Edna with the Misses Emma Dutch- ar and Theresa Fredericks, came in on he delayed train last Friday evening" he young ladies having completed their college term in California, and anticipating Q happy vacation timo | with their respective families.
 Mrs. J. D. Bethune has left for Cali | 'Ornia, where she has gone for a ,hange and rest, having been ill for | some time.
 Eight carloads of feeder" cattle | his vicinity to Dodge City, Kansas, within the last few days, over the Santa Fe.
 Three carloads Of bullion have been hipped over the P 6 E. railroad, one 0 Silver City and to to Pueblo.
 The marriage of Miss Margaret Sou.d, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs NJ. H. fCu1d of this city, and sister of Mrs. Harvey Helm Of Wickenburg. which s dated to take place at the home of Ter sister, Mrs. Eaman, in Kansas City, m June 2S, will be of great interest tJ Ter many friends here, as the an -ouncement was quite a surprise to a lumber of them. Her sister, Miss Yinnifred will accompany the bride feet to act as maid of honor at the uptial ceremony, staying for awhile with Mrs. Eaman. The gr0om-elect, 1r. s. H. Warren, has been a clcse riend of the Eaman family for a num- CT of years, his family and the ( 'amans having been neighbOrs during he time the Eamans lived in Em- oria, the home of the groom-eIect. He { ; in the mortgage and loan business. pending Part Of the year in New York, 'here, by the way, the bridal couple { ill spend their hcne eymoon, embark { lg for Europe within a few weeks i fter the wedding ceremony They \ ypect to be away some two months On s leir tour, after which they will settle ! own t0 home life in EmpoTia. q Among the most progressive and en- srCrising business women of this s 3wn has been noticed the energetic tile .and;ady of the well known Con Ii { ress house, who has satisfactorily | 8 smonstrated that she has the ability | ! her slight frame to make a success an enterprise where hundreds Of 5 en WouId hGYe recorded a failure in z le same line. She has taken hold of 1a successfully handled alone the | { engagement Of that twenty-fOur-ro0m | cUse without the aid of a single ac- punt book, and what is more to be $ Ondered at, has seldom if ever baer eaten by the army of board bill