Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-17
A surprise will be sprung at to- nights W. R. c. entertainment.

A surprise will be sprung at to- nights W. R. c. entertainment.
 P. J. Farley has moved to Marina street, first door south of the Johnson house.
 Mrs. R. D. French and children have returned from spending the win ter in Phenix and are again domiciled in their East Prescott residence.
 MT. and Mrs. Friedman extend a cordial invitation to all the ladies of Prescott to attend the ball at Dake's opera house next Friday night, April 18th. Free of charge. A16x4
 The musical selections at tonight's recital at the Methodist church will consist of a selection by the Prescott orchestra, piano solo by Miss Anne Bell Bailey and a vocal solo by NJ. B. Hazeltine.
 Mrs. J. c. Friels made a very earn est and successful plea for her hus- band this morning and succeeded in getting him released from jail. The couple left on this mornings train for Kansas City on sort of second bridal tour.
 William Irving. Morse, of Hartford, connecticut, has been in town for three or four days looking over min ing matters in this section. This is Mir. Morse's second visit here on min ing business, and he may conclude to make some investments.
 Mrs. H. W. Peck will give an infor- nal talk tomorrow afternoon at the Methodist church. to the ladies of Prescott on Social Life in Hawaii" Mrs. D. NJ. F. Weeks will sing Japa- nese lullaby song, and the national an them of Hawaii. All ladies are wei come.
 E. W. Stephens of Prescott is at the Commercial. He is the owner of all sorts of cattle, having recently bought 1900 head extra as a matter of speculation. He sold 25O head of two and threes to L. B. Orme. He has several hundred more he will dispose of before returning home.- Enterprise.
 4 broken axle on a car in this morn ing's south bound freight train caused the ditching of three cars near Wick low station, just south of Ash Fork. The accident caused a delay of about three hours to the train. The private car of Vice President E. D. Kenna, of the Santa Fe road, was attached to the train.
 Henry Clay is in town from Will | liamson valley, where he is in charge of an orchard owned by him and W. W. 1 Ross. They have over 1000 thrifty young trees. While Mir. Clay reports apples uninjured, he states that the frosts have practically ruined the peach crop.
 E. D. Kenna, vice president of the Santa Fe railroad company, and C.N. Sterry. general counsel of the Santa Fe Pacific road, arrived in Prescott this afternoon in the formers private car. They are making the trip oyer the $. F., P. & P. railroad by daylight and will remain Prescott tonight, go- ing south tomorrow morning by spe- cial train.
 The ladies of the Methodist church have decided to commence their sale on Wednesday of next week, April 24, in the building on the plaza formerly occupied by R. H. Burmister & Sons company. Any parties having articles which they have no further use are requested to donate them to the ladies. |
 4 telegram from Kingman says: : Bill Epperson, a cow-puncher of the 'Bejuses" style, came to town last night and called on a young lady, Mis i5aisy Rucker, with a six shooter 1n. sa 2 around on chair his gun weI c# d shot a hole through his this an. shot the young lady through lhe ankle. Her wound is painful, but Epperson's, unfortun-1