Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-03-20
THURSDAYS DAILY

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 Andy Knoblock returned to Jerom co this morning a sadder but wiser mar
 Mrs. Geo. Ruffner left last night fo
 a few weeks visit with friends in Phe {; nix.
 Mrs. Robert Burmister has gone t
 Tempe for visit with her parents : Mir. and Mrs. Gage, of that city. Spring Derbys and Fedoras-ne7 , colors; swellest of the swell, &, s ant S4. Ed. Block.
 The entertainment announced fo the Woodmen lodge tonight has beer , postponed till next Thursday night. For your pocket-book's sake bur your new-spring suitof us. Ed. Block Clothier.
 W. H. King. of near Kansas City arrived in Prescott a day or two agC and is looking the field over for a business location.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap tist church are arranging for a novel birthday party at the residence of E A. Rogers next Tuesday evening.
 Swell" does not do our shit stock justice. They speak for themselves Come-see. Ed. Block, Cloibier.
 Bisbee is having little experience with small pox, several cases being reported there. The disease is in a very mild form, no deaths having re- suited so far.
 The hearing in the caseof Ed Butts, Jr., who was arrested a few days ago on a charge of appropriating funds belonging to the K. P. lodge in Pine nix, has been set for next Tuesday, March l9.
 New spring samples for suits to or der, S15, SIS, S20, S22. S25, S27. You take DO risk; we guarantee to fit and to please you. Ed. Block.
 The flag was placed at half mast over the court house and other places in the city today, occasioned by the news of the death of ex-President Harrison.
 Our spring neckwear is stylish, dainty and effective. Ed. Block, Clothier.
 An order was made in the probate court today authorizing J. H. Jacks as administrator of the estate of Wm. Potter to compromise a claim of the estate.
 H. B. Clifford will soon begin the work of collecting lot of ore for the purpose of making a grand exhibit of Yavapai county minerals at the Pan American exposition at Buffalo.
 Striking and stylish are our new spring Stein-Block suits, SI5 to S25. They are made by the best taiiors. We also have mems suiis in other makes for s, S7, S10 and SIP. Ed. Block, Clothier.
 All members of the Young Mems social club are requested to meet at the club rooms in the opera house to- night, as this is the regular business meeting night and there will be i'm portant business.
 Mrs. H. B. Long will have an in formal reception at the Congrega- tional church parsonage next Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. H. D. Ross who will leave next week for Chicago where she will take a special course of several months in music. All the friends of Mrs. Ross are invited.
 Joe Mulhatton, the liar laureate of Arizona, has been released from the asylum at Phoenix, and has resumed his mining operations. He says he feels like new man and believes he has been greatly benefited by his treatment and rest.
 Mir. Gillett, the telegraph operator for the $. F. P. & P. at Ash Fork, will shortly take charge of the city ticket office of that company in Pres colt and N. Rosenquest, who has had temporary charge of the office in this city for several days, will take his old place at Congress Junction.
 The Japanese social given by the ladies of the Western Star Rebeka lodge No. g, last evening, in the I. o. o. F. hall was a decided success both socially and financially. 4 short pro gramme was well rendered, after which refreshments were served, fol lowed by dancing which continued until after midnight.
 The meeting of the Knights of Pythias last night was well attended and very interesting. Grand Chan cellor Harry Drachman imparted the secret work to those present and gave the lodge many good pointers on the work in general. His visit was greatly appreciated by the members, and after the lodge adjourned all present re- paired to the Comet banquet rooms and sumptuous feast was enjoyed. The grand chancellor's visit will un- doubtedly lend new life, energy and encouragement to the lodge here.
 There is some apprehension that the fruit in this section has been in jured by the severe cold spell of the past few days. The warm days of February advanced the buds to such an extent that some of them were in bloom. No definite information has been received of the effects of the cold snap over the county, but it is safe to say some damage has been done.
 According to the Phenix Republi- can, the members of the Iron Springs club are busily engaged in planning for the summers outingat that charm ing resort. All indications point to much larger number of campers than those of last summer. About the middle of April will see weather warm l enough for outdoor living.
 Miss Broadbrook, matron of the Florence Cduenton rescue home at PheniX. and Ms. Emma MoTatt ar rived in Prescott yesterday af5eno from their trip to Jerome. where thev had gone in the interest of the rescue work. The meeting held by these ladies in Jerome was very successful from a financial standpoint, a very liberal donation having been received from the good people of the great copper camp, but the trip was a very severe one for Mrs. MOfatt, who was taken sick yestsrday morning. appar- ently from the effects of the shelter smoke and when sba arrived h, Dr,.